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In Jiu Jitsu, close guard is overpowered. I use “close” intentionally to avoid confusion, your legs aren’t meant to stay closed the entire time. You have to be able to unlock, regrip, and hang, to keep your guard alive. When you play close guard, you’re not just hunting submissions....

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Drewlock

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vallejo HODL1 год назад

I use close guard against bigger, stronger, faster guys.

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Drewlock1 год назад

Smart

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Sean Felty1 год назад

I love closed guard but could have never explained it the way you did here. Great write up.

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Drewlock1 год назад

Appreciate it.

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In Jiu Jitsu, you can’t just pass instantly. Just like you can’t instantly unite a cause with its effect. To pass instantly is to try to skip the resistance, the tension, the unfolding of the exchange. Every basic option (go-behind, tip-over, pass, submission) is a product of the stage of grappling you’re currently working through. To ignore that is to pretend effect can occur without origin. Acceleration blinds you to architecture. When you rush to control, you lose control. Speed, unchecked by timing, is noise. Power, unconnected from structure, is waste. Movement, without context, is an accident. The best skill of a passer isn’t pressure, it’s perception. It’s the ability to feel the invisible angle of intent by noticing the tension in the grips and the shape of the frames. That kind of awareness doesn’t simply come from motion, it comes from tempo. From matching energy. From feeling the structure while it’s still forming, not after it falls apart. when I say: “You can’t just pass instantly. Just like you can’t unite the cause with the effect instantly.” I’m not just making a technical point. I’m making a critique of modern urgency. I’m defending the time it takes to see, to think, to know. Learn Jiu Jitsu
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In Jiu Jitsu, you can’t just pass instantly. Just like you can’t instantly unite a cause with its effect. To pass instantly is to try to skip the resistance, the tension, the unfolding of the exchange. Every basic option (go-behind, tip-over, pass, submission) is a product of the stage of grappling you’re currently working through. To ignore that is to pretend effect can occur without origin. Acceleration blinds you to architecture. When you rush to control, you lose control. Speed, unchecked by timing, is noise. Power, unconnected from structure, is waste. Movement, without context, is an accident. The best skill of a passer isn’t pressure, it’s perception. It’s the ability to feel the invisible angle of intent by noticing the tension in the grips and the shape of the frames. That kind of awareness doesn’t simply come from motion, it comes from tempo. From matching energy. From feeling the structure while it’s still forming, not after it falls apart. when I say: “You can’t just pass instantly. Just like you can’t unite the cause with the effect instantly.” I’m not just making a technical point. I’m making a critique of modern urgency. I’m defending the time it takes to see, to think, to know. Learn Jiu Jitsu

Drewlock

19,377 просмотров • 1 год назад

Minghao said: “Feelings can’t be forced. Don’t try to fit love into a fixed framework. When love comes, be brave and embrace it!” ❤️ “I don’t want to put love into framework. Whether the feeling comes naturally or when I’m ready, I think love isn’t something you can force. Even when you’re ready, love might not come. And sometimes, even if you’re not ready, the right person might still come along and be willing to go through everything with you. So I believe, when you feel the urge to love, be brave and go for it. And if you have doubts or things holding you back, take the time to work through them. Then, when you’re ready to love again, go for it.”
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Minghao said: “Feelings can’t be forced. Don’t try to fit love into a fixed framework. When love comes, be brave and embrace it!” ❤️ “I don’t want to put love into framework. Whether the feeling comes naturally or when I’m ready, I think love isn’t something you can force. Even when you’re ready, love might not come. And sometimes, even if you’re not ready, the right person might still come along and be willing to go through everything with you. So I believe, when you feel the urge to love, be brave and go for it. And if you have doubts or things holding you back, take the time to work through them. Then, when you’re ready to love again, go for it.”

dee8 ☆ • 星渡夜 🌠

18,110 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Motivation today from Donghae 💙 🐶: Everyone, stay strong at work! Stay strong at work! You can get through today! You’re strong! You can do it! If you endure today and endure tomorrow, Saturday is your day off! Got it? You just have to hang in there! The one who endures is the one who wins, okay? You have to hold on until the end, all the way, okay? You can do it. I believe in what you’re capable of. Don’t doubt yourself. You’re strong. You’re stronger than anyone. That thing you’re working on, it’s not hard. Just keep doing what you like to do.
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Motivation today from Donghae 💙 🐶: Everyone, stay strong at work! Stay strong at work! You can get through today! You’re strong! You can do it! If you endure today and endure tomorrow, Saturday is your day off! Got it? You just have to hang in there! The one who endures is the one who wins, okay? You have to hold on until the end, all the way, okay? You can do it. I believe in what you’re capable of. Don’t doubt yourself. You’re strong. You’re stronger than anyone. That thing you’re working on, it’s not hard. Just keep doing what you like to do.

𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗲🐯ALIVE🚀

49,244 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Why You Shouldn’t Retire Your Family (Especially If You’re In Your 20s & 30s) Retiring your family sounds noble, right? You’re hustling to make enough money so Mom never has to lift a finger again. So Dad can stop working that job he’s hated for decades. I respect that intention. I truly do. But let me give you the REAL game… If you’re still in your 20s or 30s, the best thing you can do for your family isn’t paying their bills. It’s becoming so self-sufficient they NEVER have to pay yours again. It’s not needing a ride. It’s not needing to borrow money. It’s not needing them to pick up the slack every time life gets tough. That’s real freedom. That’s how you actually honor your family. I’ve talked to THOUSANDS of people and seen this pattern over and over… You finally start making money. You start paying for dinner. You cover the bills. You start playing “provider.” And then something shifts. You’re no longer their son or daughter, you’re the bank. The vibe changes. Especially with your dad… See, men are BUILT to provide. That’s where we get our fulfillment from. And when you swoop in to “save the family,” you can unknowingly steal that role from your father. You think you’re helping. He thinks you’re taking his purpose. No social media guru is gonna tell you that. They’ll tell you to hustle 24/7 so you can “retire your family”. I’m telling you, don’t take on burdens nobody even asked you to carry. This year, your focus needs to be simple: Become 100% self-sufficient. Become the shining example of what a successful human looks like. That’s the best gift you can give your family. You win, because you’re free. They win, because they successfully raised a child into a thriving adult. That’s the real flex. So let go of the pressure to carry everyone on your back. Get yourself right first. Get so locked in, so dialed, that your family never has to worry about you again. THAT’S what they actually want. Drop your thoughts in the comments. Let’s hear how YOU feel about this. Always the best, Dylan Madden
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Why You Shouldn’t Retire Your Family (Especially If You’re In Your 20s & 30s) Retiring your family sounds noble, right? You’re hustling to make enough money so Mom never has to lift a finger again. So Dad can stop working that job he’s hated for decades. I respect that intention. I truly do. But let me give you the REAL game… If you’re still in your 20s or 30s, the best thing you can do for your family isn’t paying their bills. It’s becoming so self-sufficient they NEVER have to pay yours again. It’s not needing a ride. It’s not needing to borrow money. It’s not needing them to pick up the slack every time life gets tough. That’s real freedom. That’s how you actually honor your family. I’ve talked to THOUSANDS of people and seen this pattern over and over… You finally start making money. You start paying for dinner. You cover the bills. You start playing “provider.” And then something shifts. You’re no longer their son or daughter, you’re the bank. The vibe changes. Especially with your dad… See, men are BUILT to provide. That’s where we get our fulfillment from. And when you swoop in to “save the family,” you can unknowingly steal that role from your father. You think you’re helping. He thinks you’re taking his purpose. No social media guru is gonna tell you that. They’ll tell you to hustle 24/7 so you can “retire your family”. I’m telling you, don’t take on burdens nobody even asked you to carry. This year, your focus needs to be simple: Become 100% self-sufficient. Become the shining example of what a successful human looks like. That’s the best gift you can give your family. You win, because you’re free. They win, because they successfully raised a child into a thriving adult. That’s the real flex. So let go of the pressure to carry everyone on your back. Get yourself right first. Get so locked in, so dialed, that your family never has to worry about you again. THAT’S what they actually want. Drop your thoughts in the comments. Let’s hear how YOU feel about this. Always the best, Dylan Madden

Dylan Madden

13,220 просмотров • 1 год назад