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duckdealer posted:Craig is good. Not a big Keenan guy though personally. Coming back after light knee injury. Mobility is back, strength still lacking. Probably head back to judo in January. Edit: also got me one of those anaconda knee braces. I dont know if its actually helping but having a knee pad that doesnt slide is game changing. Ive never really been one for knee cuts and shots, because I never liked the impact on the knee, but with this I feel invincible. Defenestrategy fucked around with this message at 20:44 on Dec 5, 2023 |
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duckdealer posted:Craig is good. Not a big Keenan guy though personally. Been good! I finally have a bit of confidence back in the toe, six months after surgery and thinking I might do my next comp (first at blue belt ) in March. I've really been trying to work sweeps from open half and butterfly half lately and it's been a heap of fun
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# ? Dec 5, 2023 20:48 |
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I'm still out here flubbing basic Judo techniques, but indefinably improving in stand up nonetheless. I opened my big mouth and said I'd go to the local BJJ tournament feb. 24th and now, horrors of horrors, I have to actually address the fact that I'm out of shape and overweight, bleh.
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# ? Dec 5, 2023 20:52 |
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duckdealer posted:Craig is good. Not a big Keenan guy though personally. Working in a school has gotten me sick again so it's.coming up on like 3 weeks off... I've only seriously trained for like 2 months cause I keep getting sick 😭
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Jack B Nimble posted:I'm still out here flubbing basic Judo techniques, but indefinably improving in stand up nonetheless. I opened my big mouth and said I'd go to the local BJJ tournament feb. 24th and now, horrors of horrors, I have to actually address the fact that I'm out of shape and overweight, bleh. Same, but my tournament is on January 27th.
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Jack B Nimble posted:I'm still out here flubbing basic Judo techniques Sounds like judo to me!
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# ? Dec 5, 2023 21:04 |
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I had another Bokh session, and among several things to work on, I realize I'm not great at pairing my arm movements for grip breaks and unbalancing. That is, if I'm trying to rip one hand back, I frequently benefit from pushing the other hand forward to accelerate/exaggerate the effect. Now it makes sense why those pummeling drills are so fundamental. Coming from striking, it's certainly less intimidating to have so many things in front of me that I have to improve on. Just knowing I did it in one sport helps me understand the pace I'm working at to get better.
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# ? Dec 5, 2023 21:12 |
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Finally back on a consistent training schedule again after several months of travel, illness, etc. Haven't felt motivated to focus on anything in particular while training, but I do seem to be magically catching reverse armbars all of a sudden even though that's something I've never really worked on or thought much about from an offensive standpoint.
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# ? Dec 5, 2023 21:26 |
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been watching a bit more high level competition footage which makes me feel better about how hard wrestling someone down or passing someone's guard can be,
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# ? Dec 6, 2023 00:33 |
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starkebn posted:been watching a bit more high level competition footage which makes me feel better about how hard wrestling someone down or passing someone's guard can be, Yeah, I watched some high level judo and noticed a lot of times people try a throw and nothing happens. And that made it feel better when I try a throw and nothing happens. Edit: Been sick and sleep deprived, so I've not trained since Saturday. Last week's training was good though lol.
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Tacos Al Pastor posted:My daughter lost all 3 of her matches because her willingness to go to her back too easily, however her ability to break posture from a standing position was on point. It will be a learning curve for both of us. The hazy memories that I have long ago of one of my teammates transitioning from bjj to wrestling (for high school) was that: 1) you never want to go to your back, which is a hard habit to break; and 2) if you can end up in the guard of your opponent, you've basically won. (which is a real forehead slap moment when you realize).
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duckdealer posted:Craig is good. Not a big Keenan guy though personally. I've tried to talk to Keenan a couple of times about tournament stuff when I have seen him at events and hes always been a little unapproachable. Training is going good. Despite still being the FNG at my gym here in the Northeast, I'm starting to become part of the crew. I think helping to teach a class brought some cohesion and a sense of where I come from in my jiu jitsu. Being an upper belt in a new gym is both a blessing and a curse. Blessing in that guys will look to you for guidance on concepts, and a curse in that everyone wants to kick my rear end :P I'm loving the Nogi class which is taught by a really good black belt. Lots of leg lock concepts I've been lacking in my training.
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idk how my training is going right now. I'm in a low-morale ebb I guess. Jits I'm not really getting any coaching and spending a lot of time helping new white belts with the same poo poo I've helped new white belts with a million times and I'm kinda sick of it. Judo I'm feeling old and slow and getting tossed around by super athletic orange belts who are just way faster than me, plus our regional Judo organization has a ridiculous boner for extraneous paperwork rn and I kinda makes me want to face god and walk backwards into hell. I did Gerby someone almost to unconsciousness (he didn't realize he was being choked until he was on the edge of going out and had to sit out the remaining 3 minutes of the round) last week so land of contrasts I guess.
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# ? Dec 7, 2023 16:14 |
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What is a Gerby?
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# ? Dec 7, 2023 20:33 |
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https://youtu.be/FzFFYj-6NDU?si=jrG5szjMmtNLHoqS
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Count Roland posted:What is a Gerby? Presumably the YouTube link explains it but tldr it's basically a Peruvian necktie with the end of Tori's lapel.
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It's a pervert move
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CommonShore posted:It's a pervert move Did you learn this move from Craig Jones? edit: nm he doesnt train in the gi VVV Now Im wondering where else you can hit this from (besides turtle). Tacos Al Pastor fucked around with this message at 21:32 on Dec 7, 2023 |
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Isn’t it basically the same thing as a canto choke from guard? Also you can do a version from top side control.
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butros posted:
I do this variation.
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butros posted:Isn’t it basically the same thing as a canto choke from guard? Is the Canto choke with the attacker's gi? I just watched a video of him demoing with Bernardo and it just looked like a loop choke from a different angle, using Bernardo's gi and supported by a leg.
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CommonShore posted:idk how my training is going right now. I'm in a low-morale ebb I guess. Jits I'm not really getting any coaching and spending a lot of time helping new white belts with the same poo poo I've helped new white belts with a million times and I'm kinda sick of it. I'm sure this isn't news to you, but it could be for someone else reading. There comes a time you just have to take improvement into your own hands. Just think of something in your game you want to do better at and start learning about it. Talk to your coach or teammates directly about that thing if you can or watch some instructionals. Then either tell your rolling partners you want to work on those concepts, or if they're a lot lower skill than you, work your way there every roll.
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# ? Dec 8, 2023 00:42 |
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Personally, at the moment I'm just trying to maintain fun while rolling. The only other goal I have is to try and stop getting pulled too deep into other people's attacks. I can often notice stuff is going poorly for me but don't really do anything to get out until it's too late. I want to get better at escaping things before they even become a problem.
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CommonShore posted:Is the Canto choke with the attacker's gi? I just watched a video of him demoing with Bernardo and it just looked like a loop choke from a different angle, using Bernardo's gi and supported by a leg. Yeah Canto is not using the Gi, but I also dont see why you couldnt set this up with the lapel like butros was talking about. I like it! starkebn posted:Personally, at the moment I'm just trying to maintain fun while rolling. The most important thing. Sometimes we lose sight on the fact that for most of us, this is a hobby. I had a lot of fun the other night in Nogi. I just decided I was going to try a bunch of experimental poo poo and see where it got me. At one point I got into a standing ankle lock with my teammate and he laughed and was like "you can do that??". Tacos Al Pastor fucked around with this message at 16:11 on Dec 8, 2023 |
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I had fun at jkits last night. I've given myself the mission not to get armbarred, ever. I did well last night, but got caught once in a rear triangle armbar by a brown belt - survived the black belt.
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Ok, I found a new source of motivation. There's a white belt who seems to have become so offended by me rolling with him without using my hands (as I often do with white belts now if I feel like working on my open guard) that he complained about it to our head instructor, who naturally found his frustration hilarious. I'm gonna make it my mission to hit him with every flashy and/or BS move I can think of until he learns to appreciate the absurdity that's possible when there's such a big experience gap between two people*. Gonna start with this one, but I'm happy to take any additional suggestions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDJggLAD7tM *he's also a cop, so knocking him down a few pegs is basically a moral imperative
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# ? Dec 8, 2023 23:02 |
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If he taps start yelling STOP RESISTING!
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Sherbert Hoover posted:If he taps start yelling STOP RESISTING! The thing that I find the most morale busting is always gonna be when the higher belt just effortlessly plays catch and release on like fifteen different rapid fire submissions. They'll take my back, get a choke and just as my hand comes up to tap they'll let go and switch to an armbar, then climb into mount, etc etc
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Oh yeah, every cop I roll with already gets the "STOP RESISTING" kimura if RATM is on the speakers, that's just automatic. Bonus points if you get both arms at once!
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No hand scissor sweeping fresh white belts never gets old and I can’t even imagine the satisfaction of doing it to a cop. Make sure next time he complains you pull out the “I’ll stop doing it when you stop letting me.”
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duckdealer posted:How is everyone's training going lately? I only started in August, but after hitting it hard for a month or 2 I really slowed down in my training. Life/work/several kids extra-curriculars etc. I was showing up once every couple of weeks. It's going good now, I'm back to at least once a week now. Twice a week would be great but not always possible. Jack B Nimble posted:I opened my big mouth and said I'd go to the local BJJ tournament feb. 24th and now, horrors of horrors, I have to actually address the fact that I'm out of shape and overweight, bleh. I've wanted to try a competition, but also the weight thing. As a 5'7" guy, I'd like to compete closer to the weight division I *should* be at so I'm less likely to have the 6'8" opponent.
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My straight ankle locks were getting a lot better apparently, and last month 3 of the black belts and one of the brown belts all decided to spend a bunch of time with me improving them. They went from "a hail Mary that sometimes lead to a sweep or sub" to "If I grab your ankle and you don't immediately pull it out you're in trouble" Specifically learning a new finish using the Aoki lock grip instead of grabbing my own lapel, butterfly ashi instead of single leg X and bracing their heel on my ribcage and finishing by flexing my shoulder blades instead of arching my back made the finish come so much easier in more places. My goal for last month was actually to practice my guard passing, but instead I learned more footsie. Whoops.
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BounceBanana posted:I only started in August, but after hitting it hard for a month or 2 I really slowed down in my training. Life/work/several kids extra-curriculars etc. I was showing up once every couple of weeks. You probably won't get The Big Show at a local comp. The HW division is usually other fat guys at the local/hobbyist level. Source: 5'9" 285lbs have competed a few times
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L0cke17 posted:My straight ankle locks were getting a lot better apparently, and last month 3 of the black belts and one of the brown belts all decided to spend a bunch of time with me improving them. The tip that Imanari gave at the seminar segments he did on the Aoki lock was palm on your hip bone - high hand feels right when you're doing it, but low hand is broken bones.
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Hellblazer187 posted:You probably won't get The Big Show at a local comp. The HW division is usually other fat guys at the local/hobbyist level. Depends on the local. In Atlanta there's a few freak shows in the higher weight divisions, not to mention dudes travel here even for smaller less prestigious stuff.
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CommonShore posted:The tip that Imanari gave at the seminar segments he did on the Aoki lock was palm on your hip bone - high hand feels right when you're doing it, but low hand is broken bones. Is there a picture or link to this you can share? I'm not sure I follow from that description.
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L0cke17 posted:Is there a picture or link to this you can share? I'm not sure I follow from that description. Same. I used to have a pretty mean footlock (hand high/north version) but have let it atrophy.
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# ? Dec 9, 2023 19:02 |
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I'll try again I'll see if I can do it with words A classic "Dean Lister" style footlock/achilles lock involves a guillotine grip on the foot, and if we're doing a very stiff version, often that's going to be attacking arm with the palm in and we often want the forearm of the attacking arm as high as possible and perpendicular to our own spine when attacking, so shrugging and the hand of that attacking arm goes on the sternum and is reinforced by the other arm. The attacker's weight goes down into the foot via the arm pit, shearing down across the forearm under the achilles, with some other variations within that for different versions. This tends to produce a forceful tearing pain in the ankle and a crushing/folding experience in the foot and toes. What Imanari had us do for the "Aoki" style one, with the slipping heel, is instead have that arm drop 45 degrees or so, by reaching across our body toward our far hip bone (i.e. attacking w/ right arm, reaching for own left hip), producing a more horizontal pressure instead of the mostly vertical core breaking action of the Lister lock. This means that the knuckle of the big toe of the targeted foot gets anchored in the armpit, kind of on the ribs, and the heel gets dragged in the other direction across the attacker's body, shearing the ankle with a hypersupination, made worse by the torso turns, looking over the shoulder etc. This tends to produce a very localized, very sharp, stabbing pain in the ankle. If that description doesn't work I'll see if I can find my notebook where I drew some diagrams when I was at the seminar.
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Hellblazer187 posted:You probably won't get The Big Show at a local comp. The HW division is usually other fat guys at the local/hobbyist level. Yeah maybe not. Hopefully the only one is the one at my gym.
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Don't compete if you don't want to, it's not a requirement
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