Yep, from rubberguard and from mount. Found a use for my stupidly long legs. Only on a small guy, but its a start.
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thats pretty hardcore..did you get hurt grappleing ?
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About two years ago a ton of granite fell on my right leg. Broke my tibia, crushed my foot. All the muscle wasted away and grew back flexible! So I have one flexible leg and one inflexible leg.
I had some metal work removed a few weeks ago, pretty much for grappling and Muay Thai as well as for work. I had a screw sticking out in my knee and my ankle and they got in the way.
Iv got a line of stitches down my right knee, and I had just had the first lot out. I bandaged the shit out of it, did some rolling and ended up in mount. I got a triangle from mount and I couldnt say no to it. I rolled with the guy and tore my knee open again. Back to square one.
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holy crap!!!!!!!
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Me and my chunk of granite
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We wanna see the nasty bit!
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F that man. Keep training. Find someone else. Some girls just want to control you. Yet they don't understand the importance of Martial Arts. Being a Martial Artist is different than just living life. Its purpose in life. My friend has a girlfriend who is so controlling. Won't let him come do Kickboxing, or Roll Jiu Jitsu. Is a total control freak. Most young relationships do end these days and when she leaves him for some idiot he will have nothing. But if he trains now and truely expresses himself he will always have something to fall back on. Training is where you communicate with your inner self. People don't know us. They see us work everyday, go to the store, go to school, but they don't know who we really are. When I step on the mat thats who I really am. No ego, no attitude. Just humility and the feeling of having accomplished something. That my friend is what everyone needs.
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Well what the hell do you expect when he says you want to leave him because he trains a lot for Jiu Jitsu. You're his girlfriend, not his wife. He can do whatever the hell he wants with his life. If you don't want to be a part of that, that's your choice, but don't try to make him change who he is and what he loves. Originally Posted by Fm12
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I have an ex girlfriend who had a real problem with me doing Muay Thai. Wasnt even concerned about me getting hurt. Just "didnt like fighting". Note she is now EX girlfriend. I ditched her and found one who liked who I was instead of one trying to make me how she wanted me to be. Like it or not, you either support the things the other person loves, or cease to be one of them. Originally Posted by Fm12
And they may not know you, but a first post tantrum speaks a thousand words
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And for Mr Chow. Originally Posted by Jay JC Chow
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