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The wounded warrior sounds awesome ...

Thank you

Also bs that your school has to be recognized by ibjjf . Heard theres a lot of political nonsense circling that

Anavar, Deca, Testosterone, BPC 157/TB500, plenty of protein, Omega 3, daily vitamins, hydrating, stretching, cardio and resistance training. Obviously there's other things like cold plunge and Cryo, sauna, Yoga, supplements, etc... You gotta really take care of yourself as you age when training regularly, especially when you have a lot of competition guys at your academy, and you yourself compete, and sometimes in higher weight classes and age groups younger just to be able to compete at all. This shit is hard on the body. It brings out the best in me, so I don't give a shit if I gotta be on a little gear and do a bunch of extreme shit to feel good enough to hang with everyone in the gym. I'll do whatever tf it takes.

Anyone got tips on which takedown techniques those of us with tall, long, lanky frames should focus on? Please don't say pull guard lol

Josh, I’ll give you this. I found out I had a gluten intolerance and it made a crazy difference in my body. I now know I’m probably just less inflamed. Your diet might be something to look at.

Just started jui jutsu last week here ;). I put my gi in the dryer in deodorizing mode (cold air 30 min for small charges). Works like a charm for me: smells good and no narrowing problem observed.

Accurate. I struggled with triangles. I was explained the technique, but couldnt grasp the why. Which made me fail at triangles. Once i got the why, i submitted someone in my first roll, no additionally drilling, with a triangle. But i grasped the arm bar concept, but the technique wasnt there. It was broken down for me, and bam. Got it right

check your microphone parameters mates. The sound sounds like from a tube sometimes

25:25 Match & Mirror! Heard that from good ole Tony Robbins

If you grape vine someone with enough power to injure yourself you need to look inwards and fix some things. It's not even a good control, chase more technique and relax more.

I just got my Blue Belt in 7 1/2 months. It doesn't feel real but this sport has done so much good for me and I'm completely obsessed.

Guys I'll call in soon when I can afford to top up my pre-paid credit. My question mostly revolves around how to get my brown belt and whether you think my coach is waiting for me to choose the fork in the road; fat and bald or jacked and tatted.

Nearly 5 years training and compete, I’m a blue belt 4 stripes.

Buy once, cry once is something I've always heard in the hunting world.

In the midst of that debate, JT throwing out the casual use of the word "edifice" was pretty gangster. Using it figuratively and everything. Props.

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I'm not too much of a lifter but I like to do fast and explosive on the pushing part or lifting part and slow on the resistant part my favorite movements are the basic one I learned from Jeff nippards fundamental series the squat bench deads ohp row pull up

Compound exercises will always be more beneficial than isolated exercises to newcomers. Compound exercises will help build actual, useable strength.

I got my first stripe on my white belt yesterday. I'm not going to lie, I really enjoyed getting a stripe. It felt good to have a measured mark on my journey so far in BJJ. At my gym, stripes for white belt are time based (20 classes) and stripes for upper belts are technical based. No one pays fees for stripes or belts. I find the stripes most helpful though when I'm looking around my class to know who is brand new and who is someone who has got some experience. I tend to ask questions and look for feedback from those who have more stripes. Of course I go to higher belts but if I'm on the mat and I have a quick question and see a 4 stripe white belt next to me. I'll ask him. I've read the comments and I wouldn't mind the approach of only white belts having stripes. I think that the first year of BJJ has so many evolutions of a practitioner it makes sense to break it up into sub sections (stripes). After white belt though, gains in skill and knowledge are longer frames of time so stripes don't make too much sense.

Belt this ...belt that...belt belt...people should only concern themselves about the things they need to learn and master...the belt will come when it will come.....the moment you are consistently submitting the belt above you - in your head it's already a recognition of your advancement in your training - the color means something,yeh, but not all the time....get your game in check ,don't chase the color

My wife is 1 inch shorter than me but her ape index is -4 but I’m a +2 so my reach is 7 inches longer than hers 😂

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funny thing JT the same dude that told me not to play DLR is the same dude that told you not to play X Guard ! we both did our own thing to advance our games

What are your thoughts on half reps from the full extension? So only pulling yourself as high as you can, then progressively getting higher?

2 years to blue belt 5 years till purple

Hamstrings!!!! And separated ribs

I've been in a Gracie Jiu-Jitsu gym for about 2.5 months (Got my first stripe yesterday). I really like the combative course and the way that it's structured. Friction testing is built into the program and it progresses to higher and higher intensity as you go through it. I agree that any form of self defense without friction testing it is useless. I'm currently doing some training for my first competition and I've already noticed some big behavior differences between when I'm defending against a striking attacker vs countering BJJ techniques where striking isn't a concern. I wrestled for a couple years in high school and one critique I have BJJ is the lack of explosive and effective takedowns. You never know what kind of situation you will be in if you're forced to defend yourself so I agree that learning effective striking is important to be well rounded in any situation. Tons of fights go to the ground though whether you want to or not so you better have lots of tools there.

Started jiujitsu a year ago. I've had a fractured rib, torn abductor, few dislocated knee caps, dislocated collar bone and now I have a neck issue, probably a small hernia. I love it though... My mind has never been better. But I skateboarded, bmx, mountain bike and been working for many years now, so injuries are just part of it. It just sucks to have to take some time to heal. But every time I stopped it seemed like my bjj got better.

Just diagnosed with DDD in my neck yesterday due to frequent neck trauma. Will I stop BJJ? Nope!

Joe: start to look at other people’s feet Me: gets kicked out the gym for being a pervert Thanks, Joe

This one makes no sense at all

Hhaha "furious boning" is hilarious

1 year to Blue 4 years to Purple still at purple since 2017

I really needed to hear the last words on this video. Had a rough day today at the gym. Rolling a bit too hard and not breathing right. Got gassed out. 😂 Not in a hurry to rank up but trying to move too fast in my techniques and not breathing right. Great video, new sub!

Watching BJJ is like competitive chess. Only people who can play a decent amount of chess can understand what’s going on. MMA, every single person can tell who is winning, more or less. You don’t have to be an expert to see who is getting beat up.

Idk i cant chose between chin ups or pull ups

I think that there is an error pre-2010 and post 2010 BJJ training is a lot different

Granted, I’m not going off the actual video because whose got an hour to watch guys talk down the knee braces when ultimately the comments disagree

so have actors actually fight? smart guy

morning guys are killers

Mythbusters episode Steel Toed Boots ua-cam.com/video/c0hIY7StPnk/v-deo.html

1. Converse saved my toes from being crushed by a 45lb plate 2. Steel toes are not designed to cut your feet. Total myth. 3. Barefoot is amazing as much as possible! Great show

If this happened, ticket prices would be higher as well as dvds, and even streaming services

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Hey im a dumb 16 yo blue belt i currently have a broken fifth metatarsal left foot partially torn right mcl and an unknown left shoulder injury im in pt for the knee doing all the stuff but thats it what do i do now also thanks for the ankle vid theyve had issues even before bjj

Currently almost 6 months in my brown belt. I’ve been training since 2015, when would you guess I’d earn my black belt? I train 3-4 times a week

Im average in every way. I dont have an advantage, I'm mediocre at everything 💀

I did ballet for a bit and it was the best thing for my grappling. Also ballet shoes are cheap

I have to pay £90 a month I just cant afford it anymore