10th planet in a non 10th planet class.

I still bite my tongue at times. I trained with them consistently until we had mutual respect and they collaborate with me now. If you like the gym, earn their respect and it shouldn't be a problem.

If you can consistently beat your instructor during the first couple years of training, I would have a hard time paying for that.

I would prob just try it first as he tried, and then in between do it the way u know it should be done, and then during rolling is where u show the way u know it works better (as it should). I thing u really have to go on a case by case basis on whether to speak/chime in when someone is teaching vs waiting until drilling to add ur two cents. Either way, hope things work out.

Sit down with a six pack with him and watch the Twister DVD together.

Bullshit! If it is wrong, address it. There is nothing worse than a charlatan trying to pass a piece of shit off as gold. And if he is just doing it wrong because he doesn't understand it, leave the gym. If he doesn't take the time to learn it correctly before he teaches it to you, he doesn't give a shit about you. No self-respecting instructor would teach their students something they haven't put the time in to learn for themself.

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Originally Posted by Kurzy

Sit down with a pack with him and watch the Twister DVD together.

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Exactly.

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Originally Posted by HerbChao

I would prob just try it first as he tried, and then in between do it the way u know it should be done, and then during rolling is where u show the way u know it works better (as it should). I thing u really have to go on a case by case basis on whether to speak/chime in when someone is teaching vs waiting until drilling to add ur two cents. Either way, hope things work out.

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pretty much

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Originally Posted by bobby rivers

I still bite my tongue at times. I trained with them consistently until we had mutual respect and they collaborate with me now. If you like the gym, earn their respect and it shouldn't be a problem.

If you can consistently beat your instructor during the first couple years of training, I would have a hard time paying for that.

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he cant roll, or doesnt want to (not sure) but against other people in my gym, size wise, msot of the guys there have about 10-40 kgs on me, but i guess im one the guys with decent mat time.

and yeah im working with these guys and im hoping eventually i earn their respect, theyre open to me working towards getting a hotbox and eventually maybe a affiliate open, but they are kind of connected to behring jiu jitsu, so there is a lot of trying to not step on toes, loyalty wise.

i reckon all i can do from here is keep on working on it. represent 10th p until they have to accept it. im stubborn and passionate enough about 10th planet nd jiu jitsu to not let it stop me. :)

thanks guys for giving advice, helped a lot

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Originally Posted by Chris Herzog

Bullshit! If it is wrong, address it. There is nothing worse than a charlatan trying to pass a piece of shit off as gold. And if he is just doing it wrong because he doesn't understand it, leave the gym. If he doesn't take the time to learn it correctly before he teaches it to you, he doesn't give a shit about you. No self-respecting instructor would teach their students something they haven't put the time in to learn for themself.

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the thing is, it does still work, but the problem is there are better proven ways to do it. its hard to say hey that doesnt work when he just shows it as working. i get what you mean but that added into the fact that there isnt any other places to train no gi here, means im just gunna work through it until i convince them 10th p way is better.

Doesn't roll!?

He doesn't roll? Ever? Hmmm.

Is this a gi guy, teaching no-gi, that'll only roll with gi on? Got a couple of those around this area...

Agreed!! Live and learn homie

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Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo

Next time bite your tongue :)

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