O ya and his nick name is the big red destroyer so I guess Eddie did get "destroyed". ;)
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O ya and his nick name is the big red destroyer so I guess Eddie did get "destroyed". ;)
I remember this thread...silliness :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by John Mejia
recently when i checked the forum, I believe instead of displaying the most recent threads, it was displaying the oldest threads. I commented one at least one myself without noticing. (thanks to 10th planet i now know about terms like "thread", sweet)Quote:
Originally Posted by Brent Smith
Yeah, big red guillotined the shit out of me a few years ago, It was after he won the worlds as a blue. It's one of the reasons I started lifting heavy again. The other 2 reasons were 265 pound Amir Allam and 230 pound Victor Webster pretty much doing the same thing to me. When it comes to dudes over 220 pounds I was getting smashed. Now I can at least stale mate with these monsters :-)
what were you weighing when you were having a hard time with the monsters and what are you up to now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo
THe REalest!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo
165 then 170-175 now. I could do 10 pull ups then, now 22. Don't ever let anyone convince you that consistently working on your strength is unnecessary. It's Sunday afternoon right now and I'm at the gym lifting as I type this :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Aaron Gustaveson
Damned facebook had me looking for a "like" button.
I had an old BJJ instructor of mine tell me that lifting was detriimental to your BJJ. Needless to say I no longer train under the guy. Any athlete will benefit from strength conditioning. Period.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo
He prawlee didn't want his students to get stronger than him :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Blake Coston