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Jake Soo posted:My instructor gave us a homework assignment: watch a BJJ match. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vD1QOAh-W_Q
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Jake Soo posted:My instructor gave us a homework assignment: watch a BJJ match. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7DLFqLCFqg Opal fucked around with this message at 09:49 on Oct 8, 2014 |
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Oct 7, 2014 20:15
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Jake Soo posted:My instructor gave us a homework assignment: watch a BJJ match. This match ends with a lethal submission: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3XIP1kA7Ls
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Oct 7, 2014 20:40
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this match most clearly exemplifies the spirit of bjj for me http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1426h_jeff-monson-vs-pe-de-pano-cruz_sport
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Jake Soo posted:My instructor gave us a homework assignment: watch a BJJ match. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl5YYqVe1cU&t=13s Forget all that historical footage, this one embodies the spirit of modern BJJ
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Jake Soo posted:My instructor gave us a homework assignment: watch a BJJ match. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5Jy9ngpE2w
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Oct 7, 2014 21:20
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Casual thumbs up owns.
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david carmichael posted:this match most clearly exemplifies the spirit of bjj for me I feel awful for never having seen this, it's amazing. What exactly are the Brazilians complaining about? Google Butt fucked around with this message at 21:23 on Oct 7, 2014 |
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Google Butt posted:I feel awful for never having seen this, it's amazing. What exactly are the Brazilians complaining about? The rules of the tournament were that you could use a canopener to open the guard, but not to submit your opponent. Monson put it on to open PDP's guard, PDP tapped out without opening his guard and instantly began celebrating his DQ win.
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Google Butt posted:I feel awful for never having seen this, it's amazing. What exactly are the Brazilians complaining about? the rules state that if you use a neck crack to get someone to open their guard its legal, but if you make someone tap then its illegal. important context is that cruz and monson had agreed to donate the prize money to charity, so there was absolutely nothing on the line here. so cruz quickly tapped in order to get the dq, simply out of pure love of cheating.
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It really amazes that no one figured out that was going to happen at some point.
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He expended too much energy and got tired
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TheCool69 posted:Here is my interview with Keenan Cornelius This is from a page back but nice interview. I didn't know the Häkkiradio guys (or guy) were goons.
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ICHIBAHN posted:Haha what's the story behind that? Yeah, I wanna know too. That's just too amazing.
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Oct 8, 2014 16:36
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They don't play gentle at the HAMMERHOUSE. Those guys throw down hard.
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Oct 8, 2014 16:50
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The story is that Mark Coleman and Kevin Randleman did a lot of steroids and engaged in the most intense training known to man.
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Oct 8, 2014 17:11
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There is no story behind Roidtech. There is nothing to get.
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Oct 8, 2014 17:14
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It's basically PSP's equivalent of rickrolling someone.
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Speaking of Rick Rolling I looked to see if that video was still around and somehow stumbled upon this
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What always confuses me about roid tech is they're both pretty much the highest level wrestlers possible yet it looks so bad and awkward. Coleman looked better shooting gassed knee shuffling doubles on Shogun.
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Mr. Nice! posted:They don't play gentle at the HAMMERHOUSE. Those guys throw down hard. 
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Dangersim posted:Speaking of Rick Rolling I looked to see if that video was still around and somehow stumbled upon this Dammit
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A Wry Smile posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl5YYqVe1cU&t=13s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBK23Vjv4mM
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Opal posted:Dammit , argh
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Jiu Jitsu Month One Update - The Good - I tapped out a guy while rolling for the first time today, three separate times. The Bad - He was lucky if he weighed 115 pounds and was older than sixteen. The Ugly - A five foot tall tried to take me down today and managed to somehow suplex me onto my face. Also it's hysterical when you realize halfway through the drilling/practice part of a class that the "Ceasar Sweep" your brazilian coach is trying to explain to you is a "Scissor Sweep." Made a whole lot more sense then. Also, in Jiu Jitsu tournaments do points only matter of nobody get's tapped?
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Points only matter if nobody gets tapped, advantages only matter if points are tied, all of it only matters if your opponent isn't brazilian
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fatherdog posted:all of it only matters if your opponent isn't brazilian That whooshed right over my head. What am I missing?
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Captain Log posted:Jiu Jitsu Month One Update - You're doing submission sparring one month in?
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ICHIBAHN posted:You're doing submission sparring one month in? Everyone just calls it rolling. It's seems very important for applying what you are learning in class. I don't think I'd be doing too hot if I was only drilling stuff. Compared to a Chute Box-ish MMA gym I used to belong to years ago rolling with a bunch of chill BJJ guys is loving tame.
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Yeah we roll of course but subs aren't allowed in our beginners class.
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Depends on the gym, really. Mine allows submission sparring pretty early on but coaches emphasise that they're only allowed to use the things they've learned so far, and for their opponents to go easy if they've been around longer.
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At white belt at my gym we roll but strictly for position; you might start in closed guard and then work to get mount, while your partner is trying anything to stop you except subs.
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Yeah same here. I'm a bit annoyed and jealous that other groups can do subs so soon.
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I got tapped multiple times on my first day. Felt good.
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I think it might be a good idea to ease into full sparring. You have so many techniques and options it's more than a bit overwhelming. Cutting out submissions cuts out some techniques and lets you actually maybe have a set you can keep in your head somehow... Plus the spazzer who is still learning not to spaz wont gently caress up your joints.
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Google Butt posted:I got tapped multiple times on my first day. Felt good. there was a visiting black belt training with us on the first day i ever trained bjj and they were recording the rolling so there's tape out there of me in my first bjj class it is really pathetic
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Google Butt posted:I got tapped multiple times on my first day. Felt good. Yeah, it's pretty relaxed but there are certainly submissions. After a month of BJJ it's really satisfying to finally feel things click a tiny tiny bit. It might be a bit of a deep end approach but the only things to look out for are other white belts. Whenever I roll with a blue belt they seem to be pretty cool about slowing down and pointing out what I should be doing differently (everything) and not going too hard. Today was the first day I really had to time actually start to do things other than be in a complete defensive shell but I've never felt physically worried about anything. Sure, I've got dumped on my rear end and knocked around a bit but nothing nasty. I think some of the blue belts today were encouraging me to try guard passing when rolling because right now the only things I seem to be capable of with a skilled person is death gripping anything I can and trying to stall. I'm able to think in my head about what I need to be doing, just have to make my body cooperate. The Muay Thai classes at the same place have nothing I've seen so far approaching sparring. Sparring with punches and kicks is a different thing. Calling BJJ rolling "sparring" just feels weird.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75dP2G856n8 Renzo's house is ridiculous e: I think Renzo has more gym space in his basement than Saku's entire gym Dave Grool fucked around with this message at 12:37 on Oct 9, 2014 |
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Captain Log posted:That whooshed right over my head. What am I missing? IBJJF refs are terrible and frequently biased.
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