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One thing about Roger Gracie, and his father, who got his Blackbelt from Rolls, is they're big into self-defence. There are Blackbelts that sneak into the back of Roger's academy(obviously not his students) to watch the self-defence techniques because they don't know it. This is not a joke. I think we're the only academy in Ireland that teaches self-defence.
BJJ players are arrogant if they think they couldn't get their ass handed to them in a street fight if they don't train it, competitors or not. We need to remember how this started.
You mean like how Eddie Bravo and Jean-Jacques Machado brown belt Joe Rogan( he would have also had Eddie Bravo in his earpiece watching from the production trailer during that UFC broadcast as a technical analyst. Because of this job that Joe Rogan got Eddie Bravo that's why he named a position the truck) named a basic guillotine counteroffensive choke after a crap MMA fighter because he had never seen it before?
All of my students will know this it's part of the Gracie basics as a white belt. The uninitiated know it as the von flu choke
I mean I know there different levels of training it, but I thought that what is typically called "Gracie Combatives" was typical white belt curriculum.
I thought some just focused on it more than others.
I mean I know there different levels of training it, but I thought that what is typically called "Gracie Combatives" was typical white belt curriculum.
I thought some just focused on it more than others.
One thing about Roger Gracie, and his father, who got his Blackbelt from Rolls, is they're big into self-defence. There are Blackbelts that sneak into the back of Roger's academy(obviously not his students) to watch the self-defence techniques because they don't know it. This is not a joke. I think we're the only academy in Ireland that teaches self-defence.
BJJ players are arrogant if they think they couldn't get their ass handed to them in a street fight if they don't train it, competitors or not. We need to remember how this started.
Is this really a thing?
I mean I know there different levels of training it, but I thought that what is typically called "Gracie Combatives" was typical white belt curriculum.
I thought some just focused on it more than others.
One thing about Roger Gracie, and his father, who got his Blackbelt from Rolls, is they're big into self-defence. There are Blackbelts that sneak into the back of Roger's academy(obviously not his students) to watch the self-defence techniques because they don't know it. This is not a joke. I think we're the only academy in Ireland that teaches self-defence.
BJJ players are arrogant if they think they couldn't get their ass handed to them in a street fight if they don't train it, competitors or not. We need to remember how this started.
No I train, because I am a fat 40 year old that needs a good reason to get out of the house a 2 to 3 times a week and I just happen to like to simulate murder.
Hey, I am a lazy 47 year old that trains for exercise.
And because otherwise I would just lay in bed, eat fried chicken, drink martini's, suck on nicotine lozenges, and watch the adult entertainment channels.
I don't know about the murder thing.
I'm always like, "hey buddy, how are you doing there" when I roll.
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