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Subyng posted:What a douche, congrats on owning that mentally ill person by slamming their head into concrete Welcome to boston kehd
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Whats my best move when someone is in my guard and has their hands on my biceps and sort of pins me down?
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Look him in the eyes and kiss him
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Nierbo posted:Whats my best move when someone is in my guard and has their hands on my biceps and sort of pins me down? Couldn't you swim both hands under their arms, reach up to break their grips & take an over hook while raising your legs into a high guard on their shoulders?
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Nierbo posted:Whats my best move when someone is in my guard and has their hands on my biceps and sort of pins me down? if they're putting a lot of weight forward, could be an opening to sweep them. If they're kinda sitting more towards their base and just extending their arms really far, could also try to free one arm and then trap the other in place -> go for an armbar
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Novum posted:Look him in the eyes and kiss him ICHIBAHN posted:Couldn't you swim both hands under their arms, reach up to break their grips & take an over hook while raising your legs into a high guard on their shoulders? Mr. Pool posted:if they're putting a lot of weight forward, could be an opening to sweep them. If they're kinda sitting more towards their base and just extending their arms really far, could also try to free one arm and then trap the other in place -> go for an armbar
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Nierbo posted:
In GI control his sleeve with opposite side arm. In no GI control his wrist.
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Nierbo posted:Whats my best move when someone is in my guard and has their hands on my biceps and sort of pins me down? Pummel for an overhook and then do Overhook Things (triangle setups, basically)
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Nierbo posted:No, this was DURING class Dont triangle if you dont have any control over the guys posture or youll probably get passed as you try
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ICHIBAHN posted:Question for ye: what percentage of white belts make it to blue, do you think? Someone asked this in class today of our trainer [purple belt]. I would say, in my gym, Gracie Barra, around 10% We have a very high turnover, I've noticed a LOT of people come for a few weeks and stop. Promotions are only a few times a year & in them belt promotions are normally a handful of guys. He has a lot more experience in the gym than me obviously and he said about 50%. What's it like in your place? 10% seems about right (not counting people who come once or twice and then are never seen again, with them included it is probably more like 2%). I don't think even brown to black is 50%. And somebody who gets to brown is way less likely to quit than a one stripe white belt.
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Jibes with Rener's estimates which were: 10% White to Blue 1% Blue all the way to Black Seems about right I guess idk
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02-6611-0142-1 posted:Rener also estimated that Royler was dominating Eddie Bravo, though  But yeah I could watch the Eddie Bravo match with my own eyes, I have to take someone else's word for it when making estimates on the totality of white belt nation. Kekekela fucked around with this message at 12:53 on Jan 11, 2016 |
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Rener also says that White Belt is the bigger achievement becuase while 1 in 10 white belts becomes a blue belt, only like 7 million people have ever tried BJJ so that means only 1 in 1000 people ever makes White Belt.  we need an :jockwords: emote. It be muscled up variation of 
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CommonShore posted:Rener also says that White Belt is the bigger achievement becuase while 1 in 10 white belts becomes a blue belt, only like 7 million people have ever tried BJJ so that means only 1 in 1000 people ever makes White Belt. That's dumb but I understand the intended message and it's pretty positive. Also, totally a salesman's statement haha.
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Xguard86 posted:That's dumb but I understand the intended message and it's pretty positive. Oh yeah totally a salesman statement. He used it as an intro to a "we need to get more people into the dojo and we need to treat our white belts as VIPs!" speech (translation: go do more work so I make more money). He said it in the same voice that he uses for explaining how his coconut water is the best coconut water ever because they take it straight from the coconut to the carton and it never touches air and that makes it a superfood and more hydrating than water.
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CommonShore posted:Oh yeah totally a salesman statement. He used it as an intro to a "we need to get more people into the dojo and we need to treat our white belts as VIPs!" speech (translation: go do more work so I make more money). He said it in the same voice that he uses for explaining how his coconut water is the best coconut water ever because they take it straight from the coconut to the carton and it never touches air and that makes it a superfood and more hydrating than water. Christ, what a waste of air.
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Odddzy posted:Christ, what a waste of air. http://youtu.be/r0liQY4k4W4
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Really hoping to squeeze in some college judo into my tight schedule this semester. One two-hour night a week isn't ideal, but it's better than nothing, right?
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CommonShore posted:Oh yeah totally a salesman statement. He used it as an intro to a "we need to get more people into the dojo and we need to treat our white belts as VIPs!" speech (translation: go do more work so I make more money). He said it in the same voice that he uses for explaining how his coconut water is the best coconut water ever because they take it straight from the coconut to the carton and it never touches air and that makes it a superfood and more hydrating than water. Isn't this how orange juice works? Lol if you don't fresh squeeze.
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Cephas posted:Really hoping to squeeze in some college judo into my tight schedule this semester. One two-hour night a week isn't ideal, but it's better than nothing, right? Absolutely. Progress will be slow but you'll still have fun.
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Cephas posted:Really hoping to squeeze in some college judo into my tight schedule this semester. One two-hour night a week isn't ideal, but it's better than nothing, right? if you do what you can when you can, it will work out. Very few people do this stuff professionally, the rest of us are squeezing it into the corners.
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Judowns, do it. First newaza randori this year. Managed to stay pretty well on top... Of the small, light members. People my size kept giving me a hard time, but I don't feel like dying or puking so I'd say it was a good session. Even got a few tactical pointers. 
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KidDynamite posted:Anyone familiar with Renzo's place in Newark, NJ? I've got the itch to roll again. My friend George goes there, anything in particular you want to know?
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ugh i think im starting to get cauli on my right ear
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Slaapaav posted:ugh i think im starting to get cauli on my right ear drain early, drain often
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Slaapaav posted:ugh i think im starting to get cauli on my right ear Buy some headgear. $20 to never have cauliflower ear again.
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Some really good fencers made a short film using HEMA techniques. These guys are, in my opinion, the best representation of what this type of fencing looked like at the time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt_tGmkfaGs
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In that vein, this is cool, if they use good training methods: https://www.facebook.com/boston/videos/10153912059489365/ I can't tell much from the combat shown.
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There's a video where he makes a grilled cheese sandwich and then does a fistpump as he dips it into soup.
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Well I going back in. I took 8 years of TKD under the tutelage of Young Seon Seo( Legit 9th Dan) about 20 years ago, got out of it at 16 when I discovered driving and chasing women. I will be taking Kenpo from this guy http://www.logansmartialarts.com I vetted him as much as I could and he appears to be the real deal. I'm excited!!
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kimbo305 posted:In that vein, this is cool, if they use good training methods: The Gracie family secret is using a goddamn cheese cloth.  I feel like people who are really good at punch/hug sports need to stop giving advice on everything not punching or hugging people
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This guy visited 66 gyms over 22 weeks. Seems like quite the road trip.
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kimbo305 posted:In that vein, this is cool, if they use good training methods: These guys look like the Chute Boxe of HEMA. Glorious.
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Farking Bastage posted:Well I going back in. I took 8 years of TKD under the tutelage of Young Seon Seo( Legit 9th Dan) about 20 years ago, got out of it at 16 when I discovered driving and chasing women. I will be taking Kenpo from this guy http://www.logansmartialarts.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tKuNcrew8E lmao
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I saw some people in karate gis in a shopping centre yesterday trying to attract new customers to their dojo, and I can't help but notice how much dorkier people look in karate/tkd gis than people in bjj or judo gis. I have no idea why this is. Is it just the way they're cut, or is it in the way they stand or something?
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Oh man. The crash test dummy selling the mock punches and kicks. Like I get that when sensei is showing the joint locks, you don't fight it so he can show the class how it's supposed to go and where they're supposed to line up the joints. e: Lol, skipped through it, @ 12:00 Voice over "A lot of people do training without contact, no touching, you can't do that in self-defense." Video A room of people slowly moving an arm into a weird rear end armbar, mimes awful form hammerfist/punch thing toward face while going "hoo." "A lot of people train silly techniques that only work because they have a willing student who falls down for them." Lol. double e: It gets better! 12:40 "Don't fall for me, fight it!" Student takes long overhead stab thing, freezes as sensei touches his arm. "That's it! That's realistic" What are you looking to get out of this Farking? the JJ fucked around with this message at 22:38 on Jan 14, 2016 |
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Fitness more than anything.
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