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Captain Log posted:Years ago when I did some MMA stuff I was shocked by how Chute Box-y the gym was, i.e. I got knocked clean out my first time sparring...by a sixteen year old...I was 25. But, all the MMA coaches and pros loving dreaded the BJJ classes. They all said, roughly, "Man, they say they are scared to come over here and train. gently caress that! You'll get stuff broken and damaged for life quickly in BJJ!" That sounds like a really horrible gym giving really horrible advice.
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Bell the Cat posted:Not that I'm complaining because I'm a big Nick Diaz fan, but has this rule ever been enforced? I think one (or both) of the Diaz's have been warned about it, but there's never been a point deduction or anything that I'm aware of.
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Its also really easy to lose a good position if your north/south doesn't work out.
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fatherdog posted:The success rate on guillotines isn't any lower than any other submission, you just see them a lot because people stick their heads in the right place for them a lot. Yeah, you definitely see a poo poo-ton of attempts, though the success rate is actually pretty low, ~14% vs an overall submission success rate of ~20%. (according to fightonomics)
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EmmyOk posted:Is it for swelling or too cool down?
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red19fire posted:Maybe not purple, but whatever it is above white.
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Muttonchips posted:Thanks to everyone who answered my question (especially if you did it without being mean or snarky about it) mod sass 
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vainman posted:Yeah, the guy in my av, Shamwow Shamhalaev. Before: This is incredible, man I hope he won.
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LordPants posted:
As pointed out they still happen and there's also less time spent in guard due to quicker stand-ups, but mainly they're just way less common now due to everyone being at least somewhat trained in BJJ (so yes to your second question).
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Dangersim posted:I don't think stand ups have gotten quicker I think people have just gotten much better at getting back to their feet I agree they're way better at getting back to their feet. I thought stand-ups were quicker also but I'm probably just selectively remembering lovely stand-ups.
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LobsterMobster posted:Last year in Japanese women's wrestling organization World Wonder Stardom, YOSHIKO took on Act Yasukawa. Apparently they'd had some issues in the past and potentially YOSHIKO didn't want to drop the title to Act, but whatever the case, YOSHIKO instantly turns things into a shoot and starts punching the gently caress out of Act. Act, who already had some health issues, including limited sight in one eye, was left with a broken orbital, nose and cheekbone, ultimately forcing her retirement. YOSHIKO was indefinitely suspended and then released. As far as I'm aware, she hasn't worked again Jesus christ, I thought it was over after the first time they dragged her lifeless body back to the corner.
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Memento posted:There isn't a big enough asterisk on that study/sample group. Yeah, I mean it's still a big enough link to be significant since only one person self-misdiagnosed, but they way it's being click-baited as representative of the entire NFL is pretty disingenuous.
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