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post 1597725031 02-13-2020, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted By hotsaucebrah⏩
How many BJJ guys actually make a paycheck from grappling? So many dorks w/no athletic background can become proficient in BJJ and place in tournaments. This isn't possible with anything else inclusing boxing, wrestling, football, basketball, (insert sport).
I do BJJ, and aside from your hyperbole cuz of trolling, there issometruth to this, IMO. Unfortunately (and fortunately), BJJ appeals to a wide range of people, in a similar way that CrossFit does in the fitness community. I've done Muay Thai and a bit of wrestling (nothing crazy) as well and there is just a more general "type", for a lack of a better word. Muay Thai and Wrestling are like Olympic Lifting and Power Lifting. There's a just a more general type (as much as those can be generalized, as yes, I realize there are all kinds doing all of these things), typically.

So with BJJ, specifically (and CrossFit), you've got a bunch of people who never worked out or really did any of the more main stream sports growing up taking part, largely because of the "human chess" element of it that appeals to more "intellectual" types/athletic activities averse (however you prefer to think about it). However, they're just limiting their game and overall potential. Being explosive and athletic has definitely allowed me to hang with people who are quite a bit more skilled. There are weight classes for a reason, even though it's marketed as being for the little guy to beat the big guy. There is a lot of truth to that, but yeah, it's not magic aside from against a big guy who knows little-to-nothing.

Somewhat disagree with the statement of it not being possible in other sports. In boxing you've got dad bod Tyson Fury. In basketball you've got tons of spot-up 3-point specialist who are largely defensive liabilities due to their **** athleticism, etc. So there are "unathletic" types at high levels of all sports, but I do agree that BJJ seems to have more than the average, that's for sure. But go look at ADCC 2019, it's juice city out there, lol. So at the very peak, it's really not all that different from every other sport. But yeah, at your local bull**** tournament, sure, you have mr. pocket protector who medaled in his blue belt class of 4 people, lmao.
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post 1597725041 02-13-2020, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted By coolbones⏩
Absolutely brutal. I'll stick to lifting heavy things and putting them down. That's enough sports for me.
I have no idea what my maxes are right now because I ain't about that life anymore.
post 1597726551 02-13-2020, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted By hotsaucebrah⏩
How many BJJ guys actually make a paycheck from grappling? So many dorks w/no athletic background can become proficient in BJJ and place in tournaments. This isn't possible with anything else inclusing boxing, wrestling, football, basketball, (insert sport).
That speaks volumes about the effectiveness of BJJ techniques, does it not?
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post 1597726661 02-13-2020, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted By RonaldMcflurry⏩
That speaks volumes about the effectiveness of BJJ techniques, does it not?
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post 1597726961 02-13-2020, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted By martyn747⏩
French is a bit rusty...
Lol if that dude is "french" then im Kobe.
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does anyone else find it weird how gore videos etc. the most haunting parts are always audio?
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Originally Posted By Better
does anyone else find it weird how gore videos etc. the most haunting parts are always audio?
dat gurgling sound
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Originally Posted By Duckliver⏩
Have a couple guys over 60 who regularly roll 3 times a week still at my gym.

How many boxers spar into their 60s?
Do they compete?

Rolling for a workout is the equivalent to hitting the heavy bag.. you can hit the heavy bag for 50 years and keep going np.
post 1597756651 02-14-2020, 10:11 AM
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The gif was enough for me, I don't want to hear the audio.
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post 1597757341 02-14-2020, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted By Ownster8932⏩
I do BJJ, and aside from your hyperbole cuz of trolling, there issometruth to this, IMO. Unfortunately (and fortunately), BJJ appeals to a wide range of people, in a similar way that CrossFit does in the fitness community. I've done Muay Thai and a bit of wrestling (nothing crazy) as well and there is just a more general "type", for a lack of a better word. Muay Thai and Wrestling are like Olympic Lifting and Power Lifting. There's a just a more general type (as much as those can be generalized, as yes, I realize there are all kinds doing all of these things), typically.

So with BJJ, specifically (and CrossFit), you've got a bunch of people who never worked out or really did any of the more main stream sports growing up taking part, largely because of the "human chess" element of it that appeals to more "intellectual" types/athletic activities averse (however you prefer to think about it). However, they're just limiting their game and overall potential. Being explosive and athletic has definitely allowed me to hang with people who are quite a bit more skilled. There are weight classes for a reason, even though it's marketed as being for the little guy to beat the big guy. There is a lot of truth to that, but yeah, it's not magic aside from against a big guy who knows little-to-nothing.

Somewhat disagree with the statement of it not being possible in other sports. In boxing you've got dad bod Tyson Fury.In basketball you've got tons of spot-up 3-point specialist who are largely defensive liabilities due to their **** athleticism, etc.
I just want to address the bolded part. I played against an NBA player who was always considered a defensive liability. That fukn dude was so fast you can't really fathom it unless you see it IRL. I was pretty fast and athletic in high school. I ran a 4.5 40 and had pretty good lateral quickness but this dude made me look like a complete fool he was so much quicker than me. Professional basketball players are absolute freaks of nature.

Also dude in the vid got incredibly unlucky. I landed on my head/neck like that a ton of times in wrestling and am still walking around.
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post 1597757681 02-14-2020, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted By Ken-O⏩
At my boxing gym there are 3 really good fighters over 70, somehow they are still fast and agile.
Bro it’s not fast and agile I’m implying about.

You CANNOT SPAR up to and at that age. They would have pudding for brains. That doesn’t mean you can’t train, it means you can’t go into a fight with full intentions. You can do that and stay healthy minus some minor injuries like miniscus tears etc.. in bjj. Or if you wanna be a derp like in op.. I guess bad things can happen but it’s not like everyone is trying a flying armbar.
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Originally Posted By ohiostate124⏩
Waiting for someone to gif it like that gymnast who fuked up her legs and everyone was afraid to click.


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Originally Posted By AltarOfPlagues⏩
dat gurgling sound
I think it's the screams man, they are just so authentic. Not the dramatic and overacting like they do in the movies. Just legit childlike and animal-like yelps of pain and screams of terror that their life really is over.
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Originally Posted By BOZZ⏩
I've seen flying armbars go bad more times than not in no gi
what difference does that make with flying armbars?

nvm just watched a video and they hold onto the gi when jumping up, I guess it does make a difference
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Originally Posted By faketaxidriver⏩
what difference does that make with flying armbars?
Easier to grab onto with gi
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damn, definitely not watching that with sound on
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post 1597762081 02-14-2020, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted By Better
I think it's the screams man, they are just so authentic. Not the dramatic and overacting like they do in the movies. Just legit childlike and animal-like yelps of pain and screams of terror that their life really is over.
Do you think you realize it instantly? Like oh fukk can't feel my arms and legs, game over.
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Still a classic:

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Originally Posted By GreatOldOne⏩
Getting lifted up from guard can go extremely bad as well.
Illegal in judo, but once in a while some wrestler or BJJ transfer will try it. I either let go quick, or grab the back of their head, pull myself close, make strong eye contact, and say 'don't you ****ing dare'. My head aint a basketball.
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Originally Posted By hxa⏩
At least for me, this is worse than the video. Legit gave me chills.
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I watched the video yesterday and the sounds are still haunting me today. Fuk man.
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Originally Posted By Ownster8932⏩
Being explosive and athletic has definitely allowed me to hang with people who are quite a bit more skilled. There are weight classes for a reason, even though it's marketed as being for the little guy to beat the big guy. There is a lot of truth to that, but yeah, it's not magic aside from against a big guy who knows little-to-nothing.
This is one thing that really bothered me.

I was reading a post on the internet one day where a guy was basically trolling, going "who would win in a fight - a 170 pound Navy SEAL or a 220 lb NFL running back?" All the comments were like "Navy SEALs! They're taught how to fight! They know secret strikes and Krav Maga!"

Like... no. A world-class athlete 3 weight classes bigger than you who runs an 11 second 100 meter and squats 500 with ease. If you're not on a similar athletic level yourself (basically being a pro athlete/fighter yourself), you are going to die. You just can't "technique" your way around that much explosiveness.

Speaking of football players and MMA, this is Jon Bones Jones's brother and certified NFL stud Chandler Jones literally breaking a tackling sled. He's 260 instead of 220, but holy fuark, that power.

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Watched the video at least 10 times.
For me the worst part is the audio of his neck snapping. Imagine how loud that was in his head.

Is he paralyzed for life?
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress⏩
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Originally Posted By Skeptical_Hippo⏩
Apparently hes getting some feeling back in his extremities. Can anyone translate?

Safe for work, just dude smiling the hospital bed

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For anyone to chicken chit to click the video this is what happens.

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