u/Excellent_jun91

So the judo insturctionals tend to say to kill the front sleeve first using your rear hand. Watching some bjj matches they all tend to grab the opponents collar with rear hand then they grab the opponents rear sleeve with their front/ power hand as the judoka calls it.

Is this just lack of knowledge or is their a bjj reason judo gripping wont work?

What do you call a daddy corn, mommy corn, and baby corn? A famielie

He had his legs behind his head. Me and the uncle was laughing lol. I said prison training🤣

Took a few months but finally hit a milestone. Never did 50 before. Did it during the ladder portion using my neutral grip pullup handles. Cant wait to hit my subset for 50 reps. Its On 45 currently. This marks the official end of week 12.

My ladder started on 19 pullups. Subset started on 22.

Time it took for the 50 pullups: about 12 minutes.

Did sets 1 to 4 then reset.

I might stay on 50 for now until i feel comfortable. Of course if I feel goof i will try to do 5 reps on my last set.

Overall im happy woo hoo

I know this sub loves the polar chest straps so i ask here. What so i do with the device? I dabbed the moisture with a cotton bud. Leaving it out to dry... do i test device? Dont want it exploding on me lol

Is there something about his style? He plods forward anyway. I feel like he might as well teep. He also barely throws body kicks. I know this is all hindsight but feels like a teep is a basic strike you should have as a striker

He wants to be a pure striker all good. But I feel like a teep should a basic part of your striking

Im 35 for context. I got unc status now🤣 well actually for us its boeya. Or pang☠