http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1rPC...eature=channel
I am 90% sure. What do you folks think?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1rPC...eature=channel
I am 90% sure. What do you folks think?
agreed.
Ive heard alot of Bas, great Mma announcer.
Why does he seem like an SLE to you guys? I always got the impression that he was more intuitive.
This is by far my favorite Bas Rutten video ever
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3K-mrlYG7Y
:lol: Love it! I don't see how he can be anything other than SLE. I learned something too: "everybody underestimates the kick in the groin"
I'll keep that in mind. :thumbsup:
He seems more EJ to me, maybe ESE or LSE.
He does keep a straight poster, and speaks in a Te manner.
I don't know...
I'll admit that I was wrong, he is most likely LSE IMO.
I listened to the interview without sound at first, just to observe his body language, and he just has this sort of contained presence and manner of movement that doesn't really speak to Se focus; his manner of gregariousness is sort of intentionally informal, as opposed to naturally casual; his energy is controlled and lighthearted, like an Si/Ne EJ, instead of natural, malleable and directed like an Se EP. He speaks as if things are "apparent," which is typical of Te types. His latent focus on posture and physical composure is very evident, a trait that I find is most prominent in Si-EJ types.
I first saw him on a television show that focussed far more on his personal life than on his fighting career. From what I saw on that show, I initially thought of him as ENTj. Notice that he got into the whole fighting bussiness by being targeted as a victim first. His fighting style can easily be interpreted as being based more on comprehension and technical prowess than on "raw" physicality (although that physicality is also there; which isn't incompatible with ENTj).Quote:
I always got the impression that he was more intuitive.
Also more of a Positivist (ENTj) than Negativist (ESTj), and Result (quick changes between states) rather than Process (focussed immersion in a single task), in the second video posted.
ESTjs look more "boring" than he does, in my experience. Jean Claude van Damme and Arnold Schwarzenegger (maybe Chuck Norris too; definitely Delta ST) are examples.
Other than that I wouldn't be strongly opposed to calling him ESTj or even ESTp. Just a few hunches.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsy37isNffU&feature=related
It's a bit of a long shot but I think the video above could be about him fighting some ESFj and getting PoLR hit by the quirkiness of his behavior.
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LSE
Found this thread and I'm glad to see others typed him LSE, since that's what he is.