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Xguard86 posted:haha all but 2 were on the mat. So, he only actually sexual assaulted someone twice if you don't count the "legitimate" wrestling incidents. As a high school wrestler I can safely assure you that this is normal and warming up the glutes is crazy important to having hip mobility.
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Ugh. First migraine in years and it robs me of two training sessions off a BJJ seminar.  Sauli Heilimφ might not be the most glamorous fighter out there but god drat he's a good teacher. 
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Got a shock doctor mouthguard, the top and bottom kind, no boil required, and it is gonna work out really well. a littla bit of saliva build up, but its managable and i feel a lot more comfortable knowing i'll be able to keep these lovely yellow teeth safe, lol we've been doing a lot of no-gi in class and open mat because of a ridiculous heat wave and humidity lately, and at first I was pretty unhappy about it, i prefer gi, but its actually been really helpful. when I play with a gi I notice now that I tend to get fixated on gi-based grips, and forget to work underhooks, head control, elbows, etc. also due to the slippery and sloppy nature of no-gi there's a lot of mad scrambling in this weird limbo state between positions and its helping me play a more dymanic open guard and shutting down passes or using their momentum and turning them into sweeps, so I think that will transfer well when I go back.
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Xguard86 posted:haha all but 2 were on the mat. So, he only actually sexual assaulted someone twice if you don't count the "legitimate" wrestling incidents. "Hey let me show you this new technique I've been working on..." is a common phrase before my jiujitsu classes
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mindtwist posted:Got a shock doctor mouthguard, the top and bottom kind, no boil required, and it is gonna work out really well. a littla bit of saliva build up, but its managable and i feel a lot more comfortable knowing i'll be able to keep these lovely yellow teeth safe, lol a terrible decision
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Syphilis Fish posted:"Hey let me show you this new technique I've been working on..." is a common phrase before my jiujitsu classes Man I wish it was like that at my gym. Before sambo it's always "hey let me put my finger in your butthole"
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Xguard86 posted:haha all but 2 were on the mat. So, he only actually sexual assaulted someone twice if you don't count the "legitimate" wrestling incidents. Seems that way. I guess if they were all wearing gis he would have had the implied legal immunity that the rest of us enjoy.
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Nierbo posted:Seems that way. I guess if they were all wearing gis he would have had the implied legal immunity that the rest of us enjoy. I remember when I was checking out crosstraining with judo the first day one of the black belts explained to me that Judo is the only martial art in Canada that has legal immunity in terms of fighting or whatever, and that bowing is a legal sign of consent to that. Every other MA or whatever does not have that legal immunity apparently  . I have nothing but respect for Judo and I would love to continue crosstraining in it but he really gave me a poor impression, not to mention his demo of why Judo doesn't really use punching*, which involved me threw a slow right cross and him grabbing/catching the sleeve of my gi underneath and pushing it up. Sigh, I didnt ask why Judo didnt use punching, you dont have to give me a really dumb demo.*I know Judo uses some lovely karate style punching at black belt but I mean, its still a grappling/throwing martial art.
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But does it protect the club or the judo players that train there? Any news on your shoulder by the way?
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What does legal immunity even mean? That whatever happens during an organized fight/competition is ok or can't be prosecuted? As an Euro-goon I haven't heard the term before in this connection.
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I am not a lawyer or an American, but I suspect it's meant to apply to civil lawsuits. Those whacky Americans are always suing each other, so legal immunity in this case would mean you can't get sued if someone breaks something important.
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ManicParroT posted:I am not a lawyer or an American, but I suspect it's meant to apply to civil lawsuits. Those whacky Americans are always suing each other, so legal immunity in this case would mean you can't get sued if someone breaks something important. I'm a Canadian and I've still had to sign a waver for attending my judo club. I haven't had to sign one for BJJ before.
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Today i met a pretty boxer girl in MMA practice. I taught her how to shoot and she broke my big toe doing it. Baby, why you gotta treat me so bad 
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So for this legal immunity power to activate, do you need to look at your opponent during the bow or not? Do both parties consent hereby to standup if the ground fight gets stale / after 30 seconds?
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I just recently(almost 3 months ago) started training BJJ at a local gym. I usually do okay during rolls but I have been having a problem with guys using open guard against me. Its incredibly hard for me to get any kind of posture in it and I almost always will get stretched out and end up getting tangled in an armbar or something like that. I was wondering if anyone had any tips for either breaking the open guard so I can pass? A youtube of it would be pretty handy too. Overall though I am loving BJJ. My trainer is really nice and the classes are fairly intense. Especially during this heat wave. I felt like I was gonna die when I was rolling the other morning.
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Illegal Username posted:Today i met a pretty boxer girl in MMA practice. I taught her how to shoot and she broke my big toe doing it. I notice you've been having some problems with the ladies recently man.
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Breaking the big toe is the worst. Most toes you can just tape up, pop a few Advil, and move on. But the big toe hurts with every step and there isn't much you can do other than wait for it to heal. Last time I broke a big toe I tried to continue working out with it heavily taped and it took several months before the pain was gone.
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BlackCircle posted:Overall though I am loving BJJ. My trainer is really nice and the classes are fairly intense. Especially during this heat wave. I felt like I was gonna die when I was rolling the other morning. I've almost been doing it 2 months and I love it as well. Never would've thought I'd be no-gi wrestling with dudes 120lbs heavier than me and doing pretty well, but there i am lol. i love being on bottom too  Our teacher cultivates a very friendly vibe that makes coming to class and open mat always joyful and easygoing, and everyones glad to help if you ask, which i do a lot mindtwist fucked around with this message at 16:27 on Jul 22, 2011 |
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Nierbo posted:But does it protect the club or the judo players that train there? Got put on the waitlist for surgery, which is a year long. I dislocated it a third time by cannonballing into a backyard swimming pool (guess I didnt tuck my arms in enough). Im still debating in my mind whether or not to train because if I continue to dislocate and injure it, it could effect my career in the military (im a student and an infantry reservist). I may consider going back to some gi only BJJ classes just to do technique and train light, we'll see. Its a bit disheartening for it to pop out by just jumping into a pool so it worries me.
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puked for the first time after a sparring session last night, for some reason it felt really nice - like I'd broken some kind of mental barrier.
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I'm thinking of changing around my weight lifting regimen to be more applicable to judo. I'm thinking that means emphasizing core work and pulling motions (rows, deadlifts), but I'm also a beginner and have no idea what I'm talking about. Does anyone have suggestions?swagger like us posted:Got put on the waitlist for surgery, which is a year long. 
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Jul 22, 2011 17:33
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esquilax posted:Does anyone have suggestions? kettlebells
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zalmoxes posted:kettlebells kettlebells
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esquilax posted:I'm thinking of changing around my weight lifting regimen to be more applicable to judo. I'm thinking that means emphasizing core work and pulling motions (rows, deadlifts), but I'm also a beginner and have no idea what I'm talking about. Does anyone have suggestions? What is your routine now? For most a general strength training program is best with the addition of some power movements, cleans, box jumps, or kettlebells. Kettlebells aren't a magic bullet and should be part of greater program.
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Lt. Shiny-sides posted:What is your routine now? For most a general strength training program is best with the addition of some power movements, cleans, box jumps, or kettlebells. Kettlebells aren't a magic bullet and should be part of greater program. I was using Alfalfa's 2b, but mostly for aesthetics rather than strength or explosiveness. I'll probably only be going once or twice a week now. I'll probably try moving back to a WS4SB style program with a lot of dynamic movements, but need to figure out a way to turn it into a 2x per week program and incorporate kettlebells somehow. Maybe I should crosspost in W&W.
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Going to judo practice tonight. Wish we had an AC at the dojo.
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zalmoxes posted:Going to judo practice tonight. Wish we had an AC at the dojo. I know it's not much comfort, but at least you're not doing kendo. I wish I hadn't had meetings every afternoon this week; the typhoon has brought some amazingly cool weather that would make it a lot easier to practice with the teachers in the afternoon.
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esquilax posted:I'm thinking of changing around my weight lifting regimen to be more applicable to judo. I'm thinking that means emphasizing core work and pulling motions (rows, deadlifts), but I'm also a beginner and have no idea what I'm talking about. Does anyone have suggestions? Grip strength and explosive exercises. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1on6UkhuM0 Google Rhadi Ferguson and he'll give you all kinds of free judo training tips. This is unrelated, but pay close attention to his right hand at 2:15-2:17...
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esquilax posted:I was using Alfalfa's 2b, but mostly for aesthetics rather than strength or explosiveness. I'll probably only be going once or twice a week now. I'm using WS4SB and I'm really liking it but I'm doing it in a 3x week way. You could probably go with a 2x a week doing only ME upper and ME lower days. You could try adding some sort of DE day that you'd do at home since it isn't that demanding on your body. swagger like us posted:Got put on the waitlist for surgery, which is a year long. I dislocated it a third time by cannonballing into a backyard swimming pool (guess I didnt tuck my arms in enough). Im still debating in my mind whether or not to train because if I continue to dislocate and injure it, it could effect my career in the military (im a student and an infantry reservist). I may consider going back to some gi only BJJ classes just to do technique and train light, we'll see. Its a bit disheartening for it to pop out by just jumping into a pool so it worries me. gently caress man... That sucks so much it's ridiculous. That's one the injuries I really, really don't want. Dislocated shoulders never really come back 100%, they just keep popping faster and faster... Good luck with the surgery and I really hope it all falls back into place KingColliwog fucked around with this message at 00:16 on Jul 23, 2011 |
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I was looking into kettlebells to see what kind of martial-arts-improvement movements I could do, and they sounded cool, but too expensive when i'd only really be adding two movements into my workout. Then I stumbled across this badboy in a Tim Ferriss book: http://www.davedraper.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php?n=PmWiki.T-Handle The T-Handle:  quote:Just head to any hardware store or Home Depot and head to the plumbing aisle: This'd be fine for doing two-handed kettlebell swings super-cheap if you've already got weights at home, though there are other kettlebell exercises you couldn't safely do with this.
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02-6611-0142-1 posted:I was looking into kettlebells to see what kind of martial-arts-improvement movements I could do, and they sounded cool, but too expensive when i'd only really be adding two movements into my workout. Then I stumbled across this badboy in a Tim Ferriss book: http://www.davedraper.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php?n=PmWiki.T-Handle drat, that's such a good idea... Kind of want to build something so I can use the weights my brother bought a long time ago in a kettlebell way. Just wonder how safe this poo poo would be.
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KingColliwog posted:drat, that's such a good idea... Kind of want to build something so I can use the weights my brother bought a long time ago in a kettlebell way. Just wonder how safe this poo poo would be. Looks pretty safe to me. Although the ends of the pipe, may have some sharp edges. The only issue I can think of is that compared to a kettle bell the handle is much farther vertically from the center of gravity. So just make sure you have plenty of space when you're doing exercises and inspect it before use to make sure nothing is loose. Senor P. fucked around with this message at 03:10 on Jul 23, 2011 |
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zalmoxes posted:Going to judo practice tonight. Wish we had an AC at the dojo. 100 degree plus practices build character. They also make me wish I owned any single weave gis.
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The thread on the pipes will wear out eventually, too, because that's what's holding it together. Just inspect it every month or two and replace it when it's starting to look dangerous. Which is probably every 6-12 months. They talk about it in that wiki link.
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esquilax posted:I was using Alfalfa's 2b, but mostly for aesthetics rather than strength or explosiveness. I'll probably only be going once or twice a week now. I think that is a great idea going more WS4SB style, but are you planing on maximal effort work or something else like a percentage base for your lifts? For a more judo twist you could incorporate more grip work. Iron Mind use to sell gi piece handles for cables. I bet you could throw together something similar for some of your assistance exercises. Also remember that an increase in maximal strength will mostly likely lead to an increase in power, unless you are already an extremely strong person.
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Lt. Shiny-sides posted:For a more judo twist you could incorporate more grip work. Do kettlebells count as grip work? What do you guys do in terms of kettlebell routines?
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Omglosser posted:Grip strength and explosive exercises. God drat... When Im rolling with buds, I always lock in my kimuras/armbars slow because Im always super paranoid about snapping someone's arm like that. They always escape cause of that and I feel stupid.
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Any striking goons mind critiquing a couple videos of me sparring over the next week or so?
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Lt. Shiny-sides posted:I think that is a great idea going more WS4SB style, but are you planing on maximal effort work or something else like a percentage base for your lifts? I'm still trying to piece it together in my head but I was planning on max or near max effort on the max effort lifts, and a few reps short of failure on the rep work. Heavy squats tend to ruin the rest of my workout though, so I'll go percentage on those. I used to be on this variation and that had a good mix of heavy and high rep work for me. Right now I'm thinking I'll take that, drop rep upper body day (moving grip to the end of ME lower day), combine ME upper and DE lower (dropping the traps and biceps work). Also add power cleans or kettlebell lifts to ME lower day, plus some agilities work and turkish get-ups as a warmup on both days. The program seems a little crowded though and I think I'm getting into sperg territory. I'll try it out for a few weeks and go from there. esquilax fucked around with this message at 19:47 on Jul 23, 2011 |
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fawker posted:God drat... The difference between locked in and broken is pretty minimal in terms of their ability to escape. If you have it 'locked', they aren't getting away. But, you can have something locked without shattering their arm to pieces.
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