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I've been doing the fyjj drills a lot for stuff like this. I like them a lot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tT3--XyQVE
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Count Roland posted:Yeah that sounds line exactly what I'm looking for. Yeah, those are still positions where you can both pass and sweep, so the burden is on the participants to make something happen. You could easily have a coach or referee tell them both "30 seconds or you're both out" in a King of the Hill situation. Like, we did this drill last night at my gym and we had four "stations" each playing pass or sweep and then about another eight people in line to step up to whichever of the four stations was ready for a new person. If a match is going on for more than a minute it's time to tell that pair to either win in the next ten seconds or you both lose and go to the end of the line and your station can get the next two people.
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Jun 21, 2022 13:55
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Jack B Nimble posted:Yeah, those are still positions where you can both pass and sweep, so the burden is on the participants to make something happen. You could easily have a coach or referee tell them both "30 seconds or you're both out" in a King of the Hill situation. We do the same. Also a lot of the time people waiting to have a go will start yelling out cues to try and get one person or another to get the sweep/pass. But if something gets properly stalled out then both people will get pulled out.
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I've been getting compliments from my Judo instructors on my grip strength, and it's getting noticed in my "main" Jiu Jitsu gym, but it's having an unexpected consequence: twice now in Jiujitsu I've gotten a dominant lapel grip, my partner has tried a two handed grip break, and when they yank the break attempt my hand stays put and there's the clear sound of ripped stitching. Oops! This hasn't happened in Judo (maybe because those monsters both compliment my grip and then break it); but are Judo Gis tougher?
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Jack B Nimble posted:I've been getting compliments from my Judo instructors on my grip strength, and it's getting noticed in my "main" Jiu Jitsu gym, but it's having an unexpected consequence: twice now in Jiujitsu I've gotten a dominant lapel grip, my partner has tried a two handed grip break, and when they yank the break attempt my hand stays put and there's the clear sound of ripped stitching. Oops! Judo gis are absolutely tougher. A "Heavy" bjj gi is about 450g/m2, the same weight as a "light" Judo gi. This is because BJJ weirdos do weigh-ins in their gis which incentivizes these lighter, flimsy gis, and Judo weirdos have strict regulations about gi design. Also lots of BJJ gis are made of synthetic materials for coolness sake, which isn't a thing in Judo (I actually find my heavier gis cooler anyway, because they allow better air flow).
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Jun 21, 2022 14:35
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My fav gis right now are the hyperfly judofly which are 750gsm. All my partners hate em for reasons including “it’s hard to grip” and “it feels really rough on my face” which is just the feedback I’m looking for.
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Jun 21, 2022 14:41
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Yeah I've been using a Fuji Judo go in JJ for years and It's this very heavy weave of like herringbone pattern cotton, I love it. I was 99% sure Judi Gis we stronger just off of feel but then when I googled it some website said the literal opposite, just JJ bias/explanation of why someone must buy an official JJ GI I guess.
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Jun 21, 2022 14:50
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The other thing is BJJ gis are cut to be more form fitting while Judo gis have a lot more extra fabric. Honestly I have two Judo tops I use for BJJ because I like the extra fabroc for use in gi/lapel chokes Edit: also I dislike when gis are basically made of sand paper. Use fabric softeners you weirdos! Defenestrategy fucked around with this message at 14:58 on Jun 21, 2022 |
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Jun 21, 2022 14:54
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Jack B Nimble posted:I've been getting compliments from my Judo instructors on my grip strength, and it's getting noticed in my "main" Jiu Jitsu gym, but it's having an unexpected consequence: twice now in Jiujitsu I've gotten a dominant lapel grip, my partner has tried a two handed grip break, and when they yank the break attempt my hand stays put and there's the clear sound of ripped stitching. Oops! Bjj guys are pretty bad at stripping grips unless they've x-trained or have a coach who converted from judo. So thicker gi + more technical grip breaks probably do it. Congrats on the clamp btw!
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We also play the pass or sweep game. To make things interesting, have the upper belts (higher level blue, purple and brown) use only one hand as a grip. The other hand has to be holding their belt if they are guarding. Emphasize using feet and legs to maintain control if playing open guard. If the guarder goes into closed guard, have them open up and go back to open guard again.Jack B Nimble posted:
Its the weave count. Usually Judo gis have a higher weave count and are therefore a bit heavier. Im now swearing by Hunter Gi's and not because my professor owns the company. The pants are like burlap sacks and hold up as well too. Have not had a single rip or tear in them yet and considering how fat my rear end is, thats an accomplishment. 
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I'm pretty sure BJJ gis have the same weave as judo single-weave gis, but in judo you can also have a double-weave gi
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I recommend justgipants old school gi pants. Ive bought two pairs from them and theyve never ripped and the near six year old pair is only now starting to fray a little in the knee after hundreds of hours of use. Whereas every other pants ive had from various gis has ripped in the crotch or thigh.
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Sherbert Hoover posted:I'm pretty sure BJJ gis have the same weave as judo single-weave gis, but in judo you can also have a double-weave gi Most Judo Gis are either Double Weave or Pearl. That doesnt mean though that a BJJ gi cant be those either, its just not as common because they are a bit heavier and you get hot easier in them. Take a look at the Judo gis on Hyperfly's site, like this one: https://hyperfly.com/collections/550-750gsm/products/judofly-gi Thats actually a pretty heavy gi and is a bit larger in size than a normal BJJ gi. The higher the "gsm" the hotter you're going to be in it. Its also the cuff size is different as well. In fact, I dont think most Judo Gi's will pass inspection for an IBJJF event.
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My gym usually does line drills in one of two formats, depending on how big the class is: as pass/sweep/submit starting from whatever guard of the day (or I guess advance/escape/submit if it's a scoring position), or a set rotation where everyone rolls with everyone else for a short round starting from the guard of the day. We normally do the former as an up/down/out rotation, where about 2/3 of the class pairs up with one person up and one person down, and the "out" position is everyone else lined up against the wall. When one of the pairs finishes, no matter who won the exchange, the top person stays in place but switches to the bottom position, the bottom person goes out to the back of the line, and the first person in line comes in on the top position. It keeps things moving and gives everyone a lot of different looks from both top and bottom, which is extremely useful from a skill development perspective, but I think the format also helps drive home the message for newer people that they shouldn't take individual successes or failures in training too seriously.
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Jack B Nimble posted:Yeah, those are still positions where you can both pass and sweep, so the burden is on the participants to make something happen. You could easily have a coach or referee tell them both "30 seconds or you're both out" in a King of the Hill situation. At every gym I’ve trained at, these are called ‘in the hole’ drills. We do them with whatever guard or whatever pass we’re working that month, coach yells at people for inactivity. The higher belts are a lot more playful and willing to lose during these exercises than they would be in free rolling.
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Hanging out on an island in the Great Barrier Reef waiting for a weeklong guillotine/passing seminar with Lachlan and Livia Giles to start, nbd.
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I'm not one to wish death or dismemberment upon someone, but I really want you to prove to Lachlan that his guillotine doesn't work and just.... don't tap. No matter what.
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Two sessions down - so far it’s been about smash passing and consolidating the final stages of the pass using the dagestani handcuff. Not what I was expecting, but very cool
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Skipping open mat today because it’s my friends birthday. 🥲
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02-6611-0142-1 posted:Two sessions down - so far it’s been about smash passing and consolidating the final stages of the pass using the dagestani handcuff. Not what I was expecting, but very cool drat this is exactly what I’ve been working the last couple of weeks, using Craig Jones’ leg pins from Power Ride. Getting real jelly over here. Any key insights?
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stramit posted:Skipping open mat today because it’s my friends birthday. 🥲 Man I know that feeling. I've skipped open mat for events that I wanted to do that were loads of fun but I still felt a little bummed. It's probably a light addiction situation in my case. For example, I'm taking my son to his first concert tonight and we'll be home very late. I'm trying to work out the mental gymnastics for showing up to my morning gi class tomorrow because it'll put me in a funk if I don't go, even if it's a bad time.
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Got my brown belt a week ago. Obligatory picture: 
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Mannetosen posted:Got my brown belt a week ago. that's loving cool man and a pretty significant and hard earned achievement. congrats. in my experience brown belts tend to have this thing where instead of patiently allowing lower belts to work their game a little and giving them opportunities to detect and defend attacks (common to a lot of purple and black belts) they fight you like you're gordon ryan. also every girl / boy they ever had a crush on is watching and judging them. whether or not you join most of your brothers and sisters in this kind of weird behaviour, you've earned it.
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Marching Powder posted:that's loving cool man and a pretty significant and hard earned achievement. congrats. My coach already refers to me as 'the missing link', so I guess some blrrghblaarrghmurdersmash is in order. Mannetosen fucked around with this message at 10:48 on Jun 27, 2022 |
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Mannetosen posted:Got my brown belt a week ago. Congratulations!
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Mannetosen posted:Got my brown belt a week ago. Congrats!
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Congrats
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That's sweet dude, brown is serious colour
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Grats!!
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Congrats!
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Grats!
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Mannetosen posted:Got my brown belt a week ago. Gratz, cuz! Pretty amazing 
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Congrats that’s awesome
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Congratulations!
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Congrats man! That’s awesome!
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Mannetosen posted:Got my brown belt a week ago. awesome, big congrats
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gj
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hellyeah
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