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Hi Emilio, my club went down and competed in BJJ a few years ago, it was your basic tourny, gi/ no gi with the standard bjj scoring point system.

I work in the industry and any and all handguns are moving like crazy. No matter what the make.

Thanks

any links to the fight?

Karl do you have a breakdown of what Mr Inosanto will be teaching per day of the seminar? Thanks, Marvin

Was born into it.

I think that gi and no gi are both part of the whole bjj game, and will help you gert a deeper understanding of the art. As to not fighting with the gi, if something happens, the individuals will probably have some form of clothing on. I don't relish the idea of fighting with a nekked man :)...

I thought Dolf Lundgrin was the punisher?

So what's yer question? :)

Hi Karl, nice to hear from you!

Yep!!!:lfao:

I think it's Mike Swain not Swan.

awesome:ultracool

That's cool that you are trying to change up your teaching method Joe. IMO, isolation with progressive resistance is the best way to go for every body type.

Hey Joe, sorry I didn't respond earlier, didn't see the post. I'm not frustrated, just don't have time for a lot of BS. I'm not big into mud slinging so I'll refrain from talking about particular individuals. The difference is in training methods. But I will tell you what I don't like as far...

I think Relson is retired.

I think there are some great schools in the states and you don't have to go to Rio to get good a good club. BJJ like most things in life should be about the trip, not the destination. So enjoy the ride and good luck!

Do you mean train at his club or train no-gi?

Like the other posts said, there are some places you can't carry, plus if I were to shoot, it is not to kill, but to save my own/loved ones life. If I can stop the threat and not kill someone would that not be a good idea?

Yeah, I had forgot about the dogs, that was a rough one. Ah good times... NOT!

http://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/2007-2008/billintroduced/House/htm/2008-HIB-5754.htm

Check these out, gimme a frickin' break!:rolleyes: http://onthemat.com/xcart/manufacturers.php?manufacturerid=23

Brian, were those Rorion's boys?

Tank vs Kimbo

Lol

So true Brian. I remember going to a seminar and the bjj instructor when he walked around asked everyone did they pay their seminar fee. I know of 1 or 2 people who probably shouldent be the belt they are, but bjj has a wonderful way of showing this. It's called rolling. Any lacking of skill...

Really? You think bjj rep is going downhill? I thought that bjj did a pretty good showing in UFC81? (IMO)

As I am at the end of my 30's, I have learned a few things. That it is imperative to warm up correctly (full body) and then stretch before working out. Pre-hab is so much easer than rehab the older one gets. Know when to tap and know your training partners. If you are afraid of gettin hurt...

Thanks for that. It should make everyone do a reality check in their knife training / defence

www.judoinfo.com would be a good place to start.