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I.N.R.I posted:as far as grappling goes i only have a couple months of experience but on having a heavy training load my personal stance is that if overtraining is a real concern of yours then your energy is better spent wisely, particularly if you live a life that involves having a manual labour job or other sports you want to train and compete in at the same time. so hulk out at the gym instead .. if you do your conditioning in a controlled environment separate from your grappling classes then you can concentrate wholly on technique and craft in sparring, you can also arrange your schedule so that you know roughly how tired youre going to be feeling based on what types of training youre focused more on doing at a given time and you can give yourself days off or whatever you need accordingly. its best to train while thinking ahead ... as the saying goes, pick your battles This ties into dividing trainin into drilling, drilling vs a resisting opponent, light sparring, and competition prep. Theres a reason a lot of high level muscle idiots are able to beat more experienced/more technically sound opponents even at the highest levels of the sport (especially in no gi)
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JaySB posted:Happens from day 1 at many academies Sounds like bad academies and not something to base a training philosophy on.
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Opal posted:Sounds like bad academies and not something to base a training philosophy on. Yeah but not really.
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Maybe I should've been more clear. I haven't recommended someone on their first day pre-fatigue themselves. It was more guy's who have been training for a few months who in their mind know they shouldn't hulk out but can't yet actively overcome the instinct to rely on strength.
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ch3cooh posted:Maybe I should've been more clear. I haven't recommended someone on their first day pre-fatigue themselves. It was more guy's who have been training for a few months who in their mind know they shouldn't hulk out but can't yet actively overcome the instinct to rely on strength. Agreed
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Hey guys I don't know poo poo about leglocks. Aside from asking my coach, which I am doing to the point of badgering, are there any good resources/instructionals for leglocks 101?
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Dr. Miracle posted:Hey guys I don't know poo poo about leglocks. Aside from asking my coach, which I am doing to the point of badgering, are there any good resources/instructionals for leglocks 101? I'm phone posting so I can't dig up a link, but the first thing is to learn the position names and flows. There are some very good vids.
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Dr. Miracle posted:Hey guys I don't know poo poo about leglocks. Aside from asking my coach, which I am doing to the point of badgering, are there any good resources/instructionals for leglocks 101? https://vimeo.com/ondemand/leglockseminar my coach is a very good leglock man, give him your money
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Dr. Miracle posted:Hey guys I don't know poo poo about leglocks. Aside from asking my coach, which I am doing to the point of badgering, are there any good resources/instructionals for leglocks 101? Ryan Hall anything, Josh Hayden's 80/20 system is good, Firas Zahabi has some good videos as well. A lot of it free on Youtube
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This isn't strictly relevant to the conversation but I've been working my way through Oli Geddes' "Footlock Mastery" and it's really good. It's all about straight ankle locks and it's all IBJJF legal. I don't compete in IBJJF tournaments because they're garbage but if you ever wanted to clean up your straight ankle lock, it's gud.
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Overkill for a brand new person but Stephan kesting and Rob biernacki just released an excessively comprehensive ten part modern leglocking instructional. Seems pretty dope so far.
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Jul 25, 2017 04:00
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Pretty good break down of the end of the Roger vs Buchecha match: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eF8wHF6ciK8
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Jul 25, 2017 07:48
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I know this is an older technique but I've been finding good success with it when guys are adamantly defending the kimura or arm bar from mount: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLjB3BJ9O5w
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JaySB posted:Pretty good break down of the end of the Roger vs Buchecha match: You still got it Roger!!
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Jul 25, 2017 15:41
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I did my first jiu jitsu class yesterday and everyone agreed that I was good at surviving.  Don't know how to tie my belt though.
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JaySB posted:Pretty good break down of the end of the Roger vs Buchecha match: I thought this was interesting too: https://www.instagram.com/p/BW7pGhWlqjW/
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vaginal facsimile posted:I did my first jiu jitsu class yesterday and everyone agreed that I was good at surviving. Congrats my dude. Where are you training?
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vaginal facsimile posted:I did my first jiu jitsu class yesterday and everyone agreed that I was good at surviving. Welcome to the getting your rear end kicked club
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vaginal facsimile posted:I did my first jiu jitsu class yesterday and everyone agreed that I was good at surviving. Congrats. And here is your first instructional video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-shq5oDSCs4
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vaginal facsimile posted:I did my first jiu jitsu class yesterday and everyone agreed that I was good at surviving. good poo poo JaySB posted:Congrats. And here is your first instructional video: i prefer this one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMV05LiuLaw it's a tenth as long and as far as i know it will never come undone. i've been a disheveled mess that was choked with his own entire gi and still had my belt tied neatly around my torso.
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Jul 25, 2017 21:30
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Marching Powder posted:i've been a disheveled mess that was choked with his own entire gi and still had my belt tied neatly around my torso. Having your belt fall off so your opponent no longer can have a belt grip is super secret tech in rolling. 
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KildarX posted:Having your belt fall off so your opponent no longer can have a belt grip is super secret tech in rolling. Also, easier access to your own lapels to choke your partner with.
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KildarX posted:Having your belt fall off so your opponent no longer can have a belt grip is super secret tech in rolling. ....... well i'll be damned.
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I spent like half an hour practicing tying my belt at home before going to the gym for the first time so I wouldn't look silly on the mat, haha.
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david carmichael posted:This ties into dividing trainin into drilling, drilling vs a resisting opponent, light sparring, and competition prep. Theres a reason a lot of high level muscle idiots are able to beat more experienced/more technically sound opponents even at the highest levels of the sport (especially in no gi) Exhibit A. The Schaub Shutdown. 
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Nifft posted:Exhibit A. The Schaub Shutdown. lol
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I didn't see the breakdown JaySB posted but at risk or reposting I like Shawn Williams breakdown: http://www.flograppling.com/video/1236339-breakdown-of-how-roger-gracie-beat-buchecha-on-the-feet-and-on-the-ground
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Yuns posted:I didn't see the breakdown JaySB posted but at risk or reposting I like Shawn Williams breakdown: Your posts are better than mine so. Repost away.
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Jul 27, 2017 09:05
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 Had another good night. Two years to get this one.
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CommonShore posted:
Congratulations.
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Jul 28, 2017 04:48
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Huh for some reason I thought my club was the only one that did that stupid poo poo. Congratulations on the promotion though. Welcome to the "give sage advice to white belts" club
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Jul 28, 2017 04:50
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Congrats CommonShore!
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Congrats!
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CommonShore posted:Had another good night. Two years to get this one.
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CommonShore posted:
Haha glad we're not the only ones that do this dumb poo poo. Congrats!!!
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Congratulations!! Hope to join you sometime in the next few months. Our club does not do belt whippings (rather a 60 min shark tank...) I think I would prefer the belts. Why do people hate belt whipping? I get that it is a sort dumb old tradition but play fighting in Asian pajamas is as well and we all like that.
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Pyjama fighting has a purpose
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spandexcajun posted:
My only problem with it is the rear end in a top hat that swings high and makes me worried about losing an eye. Most people object on general principle due to it being dumb and brutish, I think.
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I'm not a fan of the belt whipping either, but as one of the black belts put it, "it hurt less than earning it." We also couldn't do any kind of shark tank as a fourteen belts (4 purple, 10 blue) were awarded. Thanks, all!
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