[MR] 'Point of Honor'

[ldmolly at md.metrocast.net]

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I don't think so. Do you treat lefties differently than right handed
fighters, adjusting to that difference? The situation you are
describing (while in your mind connected to their sex) is really not
so different from lefties vs. righties. I assume if you had a male
fighter who moved in the same fashion, you'd adopt the same strategy
for dealing with it.  

	Your adjustment is based on your perception that they move in this
fashion because they are women (and that may very well be the case).
But your adjustment is to accomodate the movement, not the sex of the
fighter, smile. 

	Molly 
 On Thu 10/01/09 11:30 AM , Steven Chang moondragn at gmail.com sent:
  I do find that I fight women differently than guys on the field. It
is
 because they move differently than guys. Women are more flexable and
 generate more power from the hip, so I do treat them differently
when
 I'm fighting them.
 Is that wrong?