Pan Ams: That touched my heart

I saw that guy too. Inspiring.

Reminds me of Kyle Maynard and this girl...

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...and for those of you who haven't seen Kyle; here you go...

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anyone see that blue belt on saturday that was in the wheel chair? It was pretty inspiring
 
That's great man and one of the things I love about jiu jitsu.

Everyone can fight it and find their style, awesome.

Also AMAZING pictures, almost like art.
 
can someone give me more info on alex lima? in my english class we are discussing disabilities, and on our blog i posted about alex. however all i could find was that he was 3rd place winner of the 2001 mundials
 
Wow they have a lot of heart, I could see training it maybe.. to compete also.. thats awesome.
 
the heart of a lion!!!the whole place recognized his dedication and courage,your an absolute winner,anytime or place!!!
 
I had heard of Kyle before, but that was the first time I've seen a video of him him grappling. It really puts shit into perspective...


"I can't" is now perminatly removed from my vocabulary.
 
I saw that guy too. Inspiring.

Reminds me of Kyle Maynard and this girl...

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I've trained with her at Purebred in Omiya. Instead of training I just kind of sat and paid attention to her adaptations. It was amazing. She had no problems locking in armbars and triangles believe it or not. Her guard was easier to pass, but mounts were much difficult to hold.

Her arm drag was unstoppable and any amount of weight you could use to crush her would lead to having her slip to your back. I learned a lot about grappling from her. She's hot too.:icon_chee
 
I've trained with her at Purebred in Omiya. Instead of training I just kind of sat and paid attention to her adaptations. It was amazing. She had no problems locking in armbars and triangles believe it or not. Her guard was easier to pass, but mounts were much difficult to hold.

Her arm drag was unstoppable and any amount of weight you could use to crush her would lead to having her slip to your back. I learned a lot about grappling from her. She's hot too.:icon_chee

That's awesome, dude.
 
can someone give me more info on alex lima? in my english class we are discussing disabilities, and on our blog i posted about alex. however all i could find was that he was 3rd place winner of the 2001 mundials

all I vaguely know from viewing those pics in 64color through VNC is I think he trains at JJU under Saulo, but not sure. (Saw Saulo on something, and university on something else)
 
wow. amazing dedication and motivating as hell.
 
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