BJJ is Too Expensive

just watched it again

i unfortunatly used to be that guy and im not proud of it and am actually pretty upset with myself for it until i tried it on john down in 10th planet phoenix and was like damn i gotta get a job now i pay 100 bucks a month for bjj and since its far i cant go alot but i pay 20 bucks everytime i go down to 10th planet phoenix so i think ive made up for it

i don't live in a city so i just do the drop in thing when i go at a judo school for 10 bucks, i wanted to go to this TKD class but it is right beside a casino so i never make it inside with any money.

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Originally Posted by Shannon

I agree with you entirely, its funny and pisses me off alot when me and the team go to hooters for the fight and you see all these drunk idiots, wannabe's, redneck's, gangsta's, highschool ego kid's and tools that think just because they buy affliction, XC, or tap out shirts, play a damn videogame, and watch UFC, WEC, or pride. THEY THINK THEY'RE A BAD ASS OR FIGHTER!!

WTF? are you serious, i've got 9-12 year old in our kids class that know more about ground fighting than these tool's, just about every one of those idiots only knows how to punch (most likely incorrectly), do a headlock, or guillotine.
seriously dont know where these tool's get off...

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I hear you. The local hooters has that and our local KOTC and local MMA cards. Guys looking all hard with the tapout and Affliction T-shirts. Not even thinking about training. Lying to the chicks telling them they "train UFC"

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Originally Posted by RaiderFunk

I hear you. The local hooters has that and our local KOTC and local MMA cards. Guys looking all hard with the tapout and Affliction T-shirts. Not even thinking about training. Lying to the chicks telling them they "train UFC"

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I always laugh hard when people say they train UFC... I heard a good story at the local BWWs when I watched the fight the other day, some guy wearing a Tapout shirt five sizes too small and telling this girl he has trained with Matt Hughes, and that he might be fighting in a card coming up pretty soon, because Matt Hughes thought he has "it". I didnt bother to ask wtf he was talking about, but he was sitting close to me so I heard all his comments all night about every fight, and it was apparent this was just another guy who watches fights and literally knows nothing about it. Still, makes me laugh to hear people say that shit.

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Originally Posted by Nate Hollyfield

I always laugh hard when people say they train UFC... I heard a good story at the local BWWs when I watched the fight the other day, some guy wearing a Tapout shirt five sizes too small and telling this girl he has trained with Matt Hughes, and that he might be fighting in a card coming up pretty soon, because Matt Hughes thought he has "it". I didnt bother to ask wtf he was talking about, but he was sitting close to me so I heard all his comments all night about every fight, and it was apparent this was just another guy who watches fights and literally knows nothing about it. Still, makes me laugh to hear people say that shit.

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lol seriously think you should of called him on it.

guys like that i seriously wanna offer them a grappling moment. just offer them full mount and tell them all they have to do is stay in mount for 30seconds. just to shut them up. its people like this that are making this sport seem like a joke.

lol wish there was a way to seperate the dedicated from the fake tool's

i find that 90% of ppl who were tapout affliction etc are the wannabes

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Originally Posted by Luis Acherbo

i find that 90% of ppl who were tapout affliction etc are the wannabes

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^^^^^
+1 i second that. :P would like to make a motion that actual practitioners should maybe have some type of logo/card that only WE have.

seperate the dedicated and true form the douche bag posers.

hahaha this is a great video, its so funny because ive been a ufc fan for about 3 years and been doing bjj for about a year and half (on and off) and i dont have any tapout, american fighter, etc. shirts but have friends who walk around with the tapout shirts and the fighter "walk out shirts" and never seen the fighter fight. It's come to the point that anyone who has an urge to throw a punch feels they belong in a cage.

This would be why I wear cardigans. You can't ever look tough in a cardigan.
and I punch like a girl, and am proud of it.