MikeTea Archive

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1	Do Something December Naw, man it's no contest. You whipped your dick out first I just told you to put away. No one needs to see that shit after breakfast. Nonsense. Everyone enjoys seeing my dick. I just don't get why you'd discourage getting in shape before enrolling. I was never trying to say that being physically fit is a bad thing. Strength and cardio are insanely useful in jiu jitsu. My main point was that he shouldn't wait to start. I've known a lot of people who though that they should get in shape before com…	/r/TheRedPill	14/12/16 09:55 PM
1	Do Something December 4 years is plenty long enough to understand that technique beats strength. It's also long enough to make my original claim, which was the entire point of me even posting on this stupid thread: jiu jitsu is awesome, lots of fun, and can improve your life so don't wait to get started. That's ultimately all I was trying to convey before I got pulled into this dick measuring contest. I'm in Denver and I train at Easton BJJ. Amal Easton is a Renzo black belt and his schools are affiliated under him. …	/r/TheRedPill	14/12/16 08:55 PM
1	Do Something December Edit: Ya know what...never mind. You're obviously one of those guys who will argue for eternity even if he has very little understanding of the topic being discussed. Have a nice day, killer.	/r/TheRedPill	14/12/16 06:04 PM
1	Do Something December Yes because 4 weeks of training makes you a Grandmaster. Tell that to Renzo Gracie he owns a gym in my hometown. I tell him you said hi. I genuinely have no idea what any of this means or how it's relevant to anything we've been discussing.	/r/TheRedPill	14/12/16 05:35 PM
1	Do Something December Long enough to get you in a Kimora with limited effort. I'm guessing you went to 3-4 classes a couple of years ago, out muscled a couple of other white belts and now you feel qualified to educate strangers on the internet about something you know very little about. I'm with you though...no desire to continue this pissing match. Hope you have a good life <3 Again, I'll finish with this: If you have an interest in jiu jitsu, get to a class ASAP. It's a lot of fun and most of the people who train a…	/r/TheRedPill	13/12/16 10:06 PM
1	Do Something December This is a stupid debate and I ultimately don't care what this guy decides to do. Quick question though: How long have you been training jiu jitsu and what rank are you? My advice is still the same: don't wait to start jiu jitsu. It can change your life for the better.	/r/TheRedPill	13/12/16 06:26 PM
1	Do Something December The main philosophy behind BJJ is to empower the physically weak to contend with more power and muscular build. Right...which is why a strong complete beginner isn't going to be "dominant" against anyone other than a weaker complete beginner. he'll have a competitive edge in relation to those starting at a similar level If his goal is to be strong and go "be dominant" toward some other complete beginners, he's gonna have a really bad time in most jiu jitsu gyms. He's much better off going in the…	/r/TheRedPill	13/12/16 03:39 AM
1	Do Something December I disagree. Just hit a BJJ gym and start lifting at the same time. They compliment each other very well. I'm 150 lbs, don't lift, and regularly destroy the jacked beginners. If you think being strong is going to make you dominant when you're new, you obviously don't train. Technique > strength. Postponing your start might derail your motivation and starting jiu jitsu is one of the best things I've ever done in my life.	/r/TheRedPill	13/12/16 01:56 AM