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no-gi grappling since the age of 6 beats grappling in the gi since the age of 2.
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I dont know, Eddie says you dont need to train gi in order to be a champ at no-gi but Renato Laranja says you do . . so??
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I see them as the same thing, I train under Gracie Barra and train both gi and no gi. I like watching the MTS as its development and its good too see what ideas are out there, I would love to see Eddie teach some more standard techniques as his teaching style is very good :)
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NoGi Training is more applicable to a real life situation as far as self defense goes. Check this, if gi training is the cream of the crop why do gi schools also have NoGi classes? Pleas
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