Jiu-Jitsu students are little GIRLS

[johnnyvtx]

Why do so many people care if other people are late to a class that is a hobby to them. Or if a person wears a blue or black gi when they're new to Jiu-jitsu. Or if the guy might be gay. Some of you guys remind me of the little girls I was in third grade with.

 

[Tranquilize]

Umad.

EDIT: Wait a minute, are you saying you're a gay, black gi-wearing person who shows up to class late and got yelled at or something?

 

[Omgplata]

Why do so many people care if other people are late to a class that is a hobby to them. Or if a person wears a blue or black gi when they're new to Jiu-jitsu. Or if the guy might be gay. Some of you guys remind me of the little girls I was in third grade with.

I won't bother pointing out the irony

 

[johnnyvtx]

No, not mad, just a thought from all the threads lately.

 

[johnnyvtx]

I won't bother pointing out the irony

Guess I missed that one, good point.

 

[Rws177die]

hmmm.....

 

[bjjaz]

Sweet white belt thread.

 

[elbigsam]

its a fairly natural feeling, everyone wants to feel like they earned it. If I'm in class, suffering through the heat and warmup, you stroll in 15 mins late and start class, I feel like you are taking it easy. The gi thing is meh, who cares. We have a 450 lb guy who regularly shows up late to dodge the warmups. Lazy.

 

[bnosam]

Actually, I'm guessing that you have no clue what martial arts are. Martial arts teach what is known as "discipline" as well as "respect". Some clubs believe in it/teach it more than others. This is the reason why such things are "big deals" to some people.

But since you're most likely trolling


GTFO

 

[johnkreese]

There are little girls that attend the children's class at my school -- so, I will concur that some Jiu-Jitsu student are little girls.

 

[WAR MMA]

what's wrong with a black gi?

 

[bnosam]

what's wrong with a black gi?

Some BJJ instructors frown upon them for newbies because it's outside of traditional blue or white gi. I think most probably don't care any more, but I could be wrong.

 

[WAR MMA]

Some BJJ instructors frown upon them for newbies because it's outside of traditional blue or white gi. I think most probably don't care any more, but I could be wrong.

my instructor sold it to me, so I'm assuming it's ok for me to wear :icon_chee

 

[SMillard]

I was wondering why we had a class dedicated to "our changing bodies" thanks TS, that clears up a lot for me.

 

[bnosam]

my instructor sold it to me, so I'm assuming it's ok for me to wear :icon_chee

I'd hope so in that case, or else he's bipolar :icon_chee

 

[HardEight]

Holy Crap. You're right.

 

[InfiniteWit]

I was wondering why we had a class dedicated to "our changing bodies" thanks TS, that clears up a lot for me.

LMFAO. I do find it annoying when the guy who skipped warm ups come in and asks me why I'm tired.

 

[Sean-Roberts]

I dont care if a new guy wears a nice gi or is late to warm-ups. But I dont want to get tapped in Homoplata

 

[curb1850]

Who said there is something wrong with a blue gi?

 

[Da Speeit]

I do lurk this place and chuckle at some of the bitchassness that seems to resonate.

But honestly, i think it's from the family atmosphere JiuJitsu brings. That makes it all the more excusable.

Striking is such a person growth, whereas JiuJistu is you developing along with your team and iron sharpening iron, so caring about the intricacies of your team is important.