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[puckhog]

That moment you realize a Bukakke is a baby shower

just blew my mind. All I can picture is a bunch of babies falling from the sky.

The more you take, the stronger the slight nausea will be as well as the darkening of any moles you have.

Maybe I should take a hard pass on the MTII. My skin already looks like a bowl of crunch berries cereal.

 

[QueenBee]

My d

just blew my mind. All I can picture is a bunch of babies falling from the sky.



Maybe I should take a hard pass on the MTII. My skin already looks like a bowl of crunch berries cereal.

My skin is very sensitive....

 

[TX_Hempknight]

My d skin is very sensitive....

 

[really small guy]

Mma fans. So my son is about 4 months old.. a couple months away from where I have to start seriously considering his course of training.. I'd like to have him going all out in the next two months. I boxed primarily and did a bit of jui jitsu... I was nothing special, just beat up guys at the local gym, couple guys from other gyms, but never really competed outside of that, this isn't a brag post...I know alot of people are really into the BJJ stuff and think it's the most important. I agree BJJ is a huge part of MMA... But I'm starting to think it's Wrestling that is the way to push my son... Most of the top guys now are wrestlers it seems. And I think the sport favors top control (wrestling) vs bottom guard, (jui jitsu)even though the guard is where alot of jui jitsu moves stem from... It seems the edge goes to a guy working from the top even if the jui jitsu guy is working offensively from guard, it's like people automatically assume being on the bottom is losing... But anyway all the top guys are high level wrestlers it seems, which is one area I never really got into enough growing up, but am thinking that was a mistake and I should base my sons training in wrestling and some type of striking whether it be boxing or mauy Thai..
Just look at all the wrestlers at the top and tell me I'm wrong???? Or do you guys believe it's just coincidental that at this time all the best happen to be wrestlers, and that BJJ is still more effective?

 

[really small guy]

Mma fans. So my son is about 4 months old.. a couple months away from where I have to start seriously considering his course of training.. I'd like to have him going all out in the next two months. I boxed primarily and did a bit of jui jitsu... I was nothing special, just beat up guys at the local gym, couple guys from other gyms, but never really competed outside of that, this isn't a brag post...I know alot of people are really into the BJJ stuff and think it's the most important. I agree BJJ is a huge part of MMA... But I'm starting to think it's Wrestling that is the way to push my son... Most of the top guys now are wrestlers it seems. And I think the sport favors top control (wrestling) vs bottom guard, (jui jitsu)even though the guard is where alot of jui jitsu moves stem from... It seems the edge goes to a guy working from the top even if the jui jitsu guy is working offensively from guard, it's like people automatically assume being on the bottom is losing... But anyway all the top guys are high level wrestlers it seems, which is one area I never really got into enough growing up, but am thinking that was a mistake and I should base my sons training in wrestling and some type of striking whether it be boxing or mauy Thai..
Just look at all the wrestlers at the top and tell me I'm wrong???? Or do you guys believe it's just coincidental that at this time all the best happen to be wrestlers, and that BJJ is still more effective?

I am also considering making my son into a super athlete with the help of tgi gear and creating our own style of freak athlete/Mauler, the style would be called Juice Jitsu

 

[puckhog]

Mma fans. So my son is about 4 months old.. a couple months away from where I have to start seriously considering his course of training.. I'd like to have him going all out in the next two months.

LMAO

Make sure he at least wears a bib when he is training.

 

[T-Bagger]

Mma fans. So my son is about 4 months old.. a couple months away from where I have to start seriously considering his course of training.. I'd like to have him going all out in the next two months. I boxed primarily and did a bit of jui jitsu... I was nothing special, just beat up guys at the local gym, couple guys from other gyms, but never really competed outside of that, this isn't a brag post...I know alot of people are really into the BJJ stuff and think it's the most important. I agree BJJ is a huge part of MMA... But I'm starting to think it's Wrestling that is the way to push my son... Most of the top guys now are wrestlers it seems. And I think the sport favors top control (wrestling) vs bottom guard, (jui jitsu)even though the guard is where alot of jui jitsu moves stem from... It seems the edge goes to a guy working from the top even if the jui jitsu guy is working offensively from guard, it's like people automatically assume being on the bottom is losing... But anyway all the top guys are high level wrestlers it seems, which is one area I never really got into enough growing up, but am thinking that was a mistake and I should base my sons training in wrestling and some type of striking whether it be boxing or mauy Thai..
Just look at all the wrestlers at the top and tell me I'm wrong???? Or do you guys believe it's just coincidental that at this time all the best happen to be wrestlers, and that BJJ is still more effective?

Go with Gracie’s JJ

 

[puckhog]

I am also considering making my son into a super athlete with the help of tgi gear and creating our own style of freak athlete/Mauler, the style would be called Juice Jitsu

Very clever.

 

[puckhog]

Go with Gracie’s JJ

da best

 

[Oldschool]

Mma fans. So my son is about 4 months old.. a couple months away from where I have to start seriously considering his course of training.. I'd like to have him going all out in the next two months. I boxed primarily and did a bit of jui jitsu... I was nothing special, just beat up guys at the local gym, couple guys from other gyms, but never really competed outside of that, this isn't a brag post...I know alot of people are really into the BJJ stuff and think it's the most important. I agree BJJ is a huge part of MMA... But I'm starting to think it's Wrestling that is the way to push my son... Most of the top guys now are wrestlers it seems. And I think the sport favors top control (wrestling) vs bottom guard, (jui jitsu)even though the guard is where alot of jui jitsu moves stem from... It seems the edge goes to a guy working from the top even if the jui jitsu guy is working offensively from guard, it's like people automatically assume being on the bottom is losing... But anyway all the top guys are high level wrestlers it seems, which is one area I never really got into enough growing up, but am thinking that was a mistake and I should base my sons training in wrestling and some type of striking whether it be boxing or mauy Thai..
Just look at all the wrestlers at the top and tell me I'm wrong???? Or do you guys believe it's just coincidental that at this time all the best happen to be wrestlers, and that BJJ is still more effective?

Getting a late start
You suck at parenting

 

[really small guy]

da best

Look I always believed that... Gracie jui jitsu is great, idk where to have him learn that style in New York lol. There's more BJJ places... But BJJ has alot of roots in Gracie..or the other way around.. lol. but what about the wrestlers man... Who's a top level guy winning with jui jitsu anymore??? It's all wrestlers...
Wrestlers ...
Heavyweight belt... Daniel cormier
Middleweight. Robert Whittaker
Welterweight... Kamaru Usman who took it from another wrestler Tyron Woodley.
Lightweight.. khabib...
Flyweight... Henry cejudo..
A wrestler holds almost every belt minus just a couple of them


And ok Whittaker isnt really a wrestler first but he's got an underated ground game, but I shouldn't have listed him as a wrestler primarily

 

[T-Bagger]

Look I always believed that... Gracie jui jitsu is great, idk where to have him learn that style in New York lol. There's more BJJ places... But BJJ has alot of roots in Gracie.. but what about the wrestlers man... Who's a top level guy winning with jui jitsu anymore??? It's all wrestlers...
Wrestlers ...
Heavyweight belt... Daniel cormier
Middleweight. Robert Whittaker
Welterweight... Kamaru Usman who took it from another wrestler Tyron Woodley.
Lightweight.. khabib...
Flyweight... Henry cejudo..
A wrestler holds almost every belt minus just a couple of them

What else is in their training repertoire? My son did wrestling for years but joined a Gracie JJ school. He was strong with a great ground game, but now he’s just straight up (nearly) unbeatable. Hands down, GJJ is the way to go.

 

[puckhog]

What else is in their training repertoire? My son did wrestling for years but joined a Gracie JJ school. He was strong with a great ground game, but now he’s just straight up (nearly) unbeatable. Hands down, GJJ is the way to go.

Maybe his wrestling base is what makes him a great BJJ fighter? IMO wrestlers are overall much stronger than BJJ fighters. .

 

[really small guy]

What else is in their training repertoire? My son did wrestling for years but joined a Gracie JJ school. He was strong with a great ground game, but now he’s just straight up (nearly) unbeatable. Hands down, GJJ is the way to go.

Definitely won't leave JJ out... But I just think it might be the best to have roots in wrestling at this point. I get what ur saying. I just think all these top guys are like National champ NCAA wrestlers or Olympic wrestlers now

 

[really small guy]

Maybe his wrestling base is what makes him a great BJJ fighter? IMO wrestlers are overall much stronger than BJJ fighters. .

That's what I'm starting to think

 

[T-Bagger]

Maybe his wrestling base is what makes him a great BJJ fighter? IMO wrestlers are overall much stronger than BJJ fighters. .

Strong possibility

 

[T-Bagger]

WTF @BigBaldBeardGuy??? Your name is Emily???

 

[puckhog]

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WTF @BigBaldBeardGuy??? Your name is Emily???

@ShredMN did you sell some tanks to this dude?

 

[Blange89]

Ive gotten taint cramps while taking a piss after leg day in the gym. Worst feeling ever. How the fuck do you stretch out your taint or foam roll it? Lmao.

Magnesium spray

 

[Blange89]

Mma fans. So my son is about 4 months old.. a couple months away from where I have to start seriously considering his course of training.. I'd like to have him going all out in the next two months. I boxed primarily and did a bit of jui jitsu... I was nothing special, just beat up guys at the local gym, couple guys from other gyms, but never really competed outside of that, this isn't a brag post...I know alot of people are really into the BJJ stuff and think it's the most important. I agree BJJ is a huge part of MMA... But I'm starting to think it's Wrestling that is the way to push my son... Most of the top guys now are wrestlers it seems. And I think the sport favors top control (wrestling) vs bottom guard, (jui jitsu)even though the guard is where alot of jui jitsu moves stem from... It seems the edge goes to a guy working from the top even if the jui jitsu guy is working offensively from guard, it's like people automatically assume being on the bottom is losing... But anyway all the top guys are high level wrestlers it seems, which is one area I never really got into enough growing up, but am thinking that was a mistake and I should base my sons training in wrestling and some type of striking whether it be boxing or mauy Thai..
Just look at all the wrestlers at the top and tell me I'm wrong???? Or do you guys believe it's just coincidental that at this time all the best happen to be wrestlers, and that BJJ is still more effective?

I have done both and my instructor always made a point to show us how wrestling was inferior to jui jitsu, but I think he was biased being a black belt