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Try the Derrick Lewis school of jitz. Just get up and knock them out .Yeah my knee popped today at jits just from a funny position. You really gotta love it.
Try the Derrick Lewis school of jitz. Just get up and knock them out .Yeah my knee popped today at jits just from a funny position. You really gotta love it.
My goal is to earn belt rank, I don’t think that’s on any testTry the Derrick Lewis school of jitz. Just get up and knock them out .
Ruining your joints for a hobby like BJJ seems to do sounds amazing.Yeah my knee popped today at jits just from a funny position. You really gotta love it.
I’ve been hurt more powerlifting than training jits but thanks for your concern, JimothyRuining your joints for a hobby like BJJ seems to do sounds amazing.
Wreck your neck next to really earn BJJ points. Don't forget to work on your cauliflower ear at home so people in public will know you do BJJ.
I’ve been hurt more powerlifting than training jits
How many bicep, quad, pec and hamstring tears have happened to power lifters? I’d imagine at least a few. Tricep tears as well.That's definitely a you thing.
Most people don't have their elbow and knee wrecked from lifting weights.
To hobbiest level, natty powerlifters? Very, very few.How many bicep, quad, pec and hamstring tears have happened to power lifters? I’d imagine at least a few. Tricep tears as well.
I’ve been hurt more powerlifting than training jits but thanks for your concern, Jimothy
Yeah my knee popped today at jits just from a funny position. You really gotta love it.
The knee pop was benign tho
I don't think there's any need to be this hard on yourself.Ok I’m taking time off for real. Doing jits one armed is retarded, even for me.
I try to bring as much joy to the forum as it has brought to me, JimI don't think there's any need to be this hard on yourself.