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BJJ BEGINNER π EASY MOUNT ESCAPE
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Stop doing this during your peak out β
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It's being reported that the six members of Team Nurmagomedov who attacked Merab got sentenced to six months in prison.
Not smart to video your violent crime in another country.
Not smart to video your violent crime in another country.
Here's a pass I hit at No Gi Pans this year.
For older athletes, standing versus seated is a strong strategy. Most older competitors look for guards with strong attachments.
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For older athletes, standing versus seated is a strong strategy. Most older competitors look for guards with strong attachments.
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Stopping when your training partner taps is the Golden Rule that can never be broken.
When someone violates this rule, they must be kicked out of the academy at a minimum.
In my 21 years of running a Jiu Jitsu academy, this has come up twice. In both cases, luckily no one was injured, but I kicked those athletes out of my academy.
Both of these rule breakers were advanced students by the way.
People who behave this way, do it when the head instructor is not looking. After these guys we're gone, many others came forward with stories of bad behavior from these guys.
One guy went on to start his own academy.
This behavior completely violates the culture of trust that is essential for a healthy academy.
Have you ever something like this?
When someone violates this rule, they must be kicked out of the academy at a minimum.
In my 21 years of running a Jiu Jitsu academy, this has come up twice. In both cases, luckily no one was injured, but I kicked those athletes out of my academy.
Both of these rule breakers were advanced students by the way.
People who behave this way, do it when the head instructor is not looking. After these guys we're gone, many others came forward with stories of bad behavior from these guys.
One guy went on to start his own academy.
This behavior completely violates the culture of trust that is essential for a healthy academy.
Have you ever something like this?
Na academia que eu treino, essa faixa roxa teria tomado um salve, teria sido expulso e eu faria questΓ£o de divulgar a cara dele pra nenhuma academia aceitΓ‘-loView quoted post on X
