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Your Jiu Jitsu is more complicated than it needs to be.

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Oriovor 8 Tagen

Truly love your jiu-jitsu Professor!

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Drewlockvor 8 Tagen

Appreciate it.

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Peter Boghossianvor 8 Tagen

He did far better than I did!

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El Viejitovor 8 Tagen

🔥🔥🔥

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OBvor 7 Tagen

Love this. I don’t train or follow as much as I used to. But always loved the simplicity if Roger and Rickson. Other than spider guard I liked to keep things simple.

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Philip Lucevor 8 Tagen

No it isn’t 😂

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Drewlockvor 8 Tagen

I’ll take word.

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Philip Lucevor 7 Tagen

I’m too old to make it complicated. 🤷‍♂️

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Going to zerovor 8 Tagen

I have no idea who gave this guy a 4 or6th degree black belt. But there retarded. 😂

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Kuya Manzanovor 7 Tagen

True. Most people collect techniques like pokemon cards then freeze under pressure.

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The Resilience Labvor 6 Tagen

The faster the exchange, the less we can remember consciously. I often find it best to have 1-2 clear goals in mind for each scenario.

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Dvor 8 Tagen

Nice battle!

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Thavielvor 8 Tagen

My favorite sensei always says that, guy can get an armbar from anything.

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It's hip to be Claire!vor 7 Tagen

Why are BJJ practitioners so eager to sit down? I never saw anything like that in Judo and JJJ randori.

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Drewlockvor 7 Tagen

I hear this often. Simple answer is you have more options when your sitting/laying vs standing/kneeling. In Jiu Jitsu/grappling there are only 4 options. Go behind, tip over, pass the legs, or submit. From sitting/lay you’ve got access to 3 options. From standing/kneel vs sit/lay you’re effectively reduced to threatening 1 option (pass the legs) to create any openings for go behind or submission. And you can’t tip over someone who’s already tipped over. Thats my quick answer

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It's hip to be Claire!vor 7 Tagen

You're closing down the number of options for attack as well as defense, and sometimes attack is the best defense.

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honestly just a decent memevor 7 Tagen

@drewlock You have way more options to attack from the bottom

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It's hip to be Claire!vor 6 Tagen

@drewlock Only if your opponent maneuvers him/herself into a specific position. As a judoka I would simply stand and laugh at you.

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Going to zerovor 8 Tagen

They are both bad. TBH. Just sayin.

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