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Nov 12th, in vegas. any suggestions?? I've only been training BJJ for about 4 months.
Weonlywonsixtwo said:North American Grappling Association.SUCKS and VERY unorganized unlike GQ
Weonlywonsixtwo said:Ye, I had the same problem, people get called for a takedown even though their opponent pulled guard. WTF?
Also I got a bronze medal and wasnt mentioned on their site. Last time I pay 75 bux for a piece of scrap metal.
I actually agree with the ref. Why should he reward your friend points for holding knee on belly while not advancing at all? If I give you a point for knee on belly and you stay there, I won't support the obvious stalling.Farnsworth said:HA! That happened to me! I pulled the guy and he got credited with the takedown. Not that it matters, because I got submitted, but I'm saying. Also, a teammate of mine was fighting in the Absolute Gi finals (he won, compeletely smoking the guy on points) and had knee-on-belly for what seemed like forever and the referee wasn't bringing his hand up for the points. And, then when my coach was protesting, he god smart-mouthed and started throwing out f-bombs. Low class operation.
Soid said:I actually agree with the ref. Why should he reward your friend points for holding knee on belly while not advancing at all? If I give you a point for knee on belly and you stay there, I won't support the obvious stalling.
Anyways I'm not sure if NAGA is worst then GQ, but it was for sure unorganized. I've heard it's been better though.
Weonlywonsixtwo said:North American Grappling Association.SUCKS and VERY unorganized unlike GQ
They changed the rules when I competed. I thought it's fair that if you are holding mount, and are not doing anything with it, they shouldn't reward the other guy. It'll help guys try and finish the match instead of telling the ref "Hey where are my points?" while winning 14-0.Farnsworth said:Knee-on-belly for over three seconds is still knee-on-belly for over three seconds. The rules state that you have to hold that position for three seconds for the points. It's right there in the rules in black and white. There's no room for a ref to get all idealistic when he's judging the absolute gi final. That's terrible refereeing.
And, it wasn't even stalling. Not even close. He was changing positions at will. The end score was something like 14-0. In fact, during said knee-on-belly, he had the opponent completely immobilized and was actually questioning the ref after he wasn't getting his points. He certainly was not trying to squeak out a stalling win.