I hope it works out for you, but I couldn't imagine going to a seminar for your first day of training. Depending on what's being taught, it might be over your head.
i have no problem with taking a beating im not some punk, if i get my ass beat well then it should be a good learning experience
hahaha just bugging you. But just a question, what if the guy giving the seminar looked exactly like him?
haha well then i would think of this and laugh lol but really i dont care what someone looks like or how big they are its not gonna bother me, there human like everyone esle.
and also someone said dont let my ego get me hurt or get in my way or learning or somthing like that, i no i come off cocky but through boxing i learned to leave me ego at home, all i want to do is get a positive learning experience out of this, its in a small town where there is nobody that i no of that has BJJ experience so i dont think there will be many there that know much more than me and theres no way they are more determined to sucseed in MMA than me and this is a big first step on my way to something big lol
It sounds like you've got the right additude, just keep it going. I think you'll find that when you do get to a BJJ gym, that you'll get a tonne of support for your endeavours. People who do this sport are all madly in love with it(otherwise they quit after about the 3rd rape of the evening and never come back...citing a 'sore back" as their reason for not continuing), and will show you anything you ask them to if you ask them nicely.
People tend to get too wrapped up in a destination, myself included, whenever they take on an endeavour. Only realise that there is no destination in any pursuit, but it is the journey that must be cherished. The pursuit of the everevolving, and therefore everlasting style: an expression of ones passion and creativity.
thats deep man lol i have wanted to do MMA for awhile now and i beleive this is a big step toward it but i was always just talking and not doing anything then my mother (whos in a wheelchair) told me one day go for it while you can you never no when somthing can happen that take your legs away from you and since then iv been working out hard and looking for any type of martial arts
Do not let the seminar have a negative impact on your view of BJJ, and your potential for success with future training.
You will probably get owned repeatedly by the massive numbers of white-belts in attendance if it's a big name.
I think you are making a big mistake! BJJ requires a level of conditioning and muscle memory that your body is not accustomed to at this point having no experience. You will probably be gassed and done after an hour or two. I would look to get into some beginner's classes before doing such long sessions. Be prepared to drinks LOTS of water and eat some bananas to alleviate muscle cramping.