Nothing douchier than hearing a coach telling someone to "ride out the points" this is fucking jiu jitsu man not point sparring...sigh
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I never noticed the 2 dudes playing tug a war in the background at 5:18, lol. Thx for the luv guyz, this was probably the most fun I ever had at a jiu-jitsu comp, the energy of that place is so amazing. Can't wait to roll back into Sin City in July for GQ and the traincation!
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Good shit brotha!Check out my instructional website:www.zogipedia.com
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Compella is the man
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Very coolKeep your stick on the ice
TO THE 10TH POWER!!!
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Sick matches Compella!! Super active!
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Ehh stick to rapping dude
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Turtle did a good job of staying just outside of your clutches. It would have been a different outcome had he not stalled as much.
Edit. Not an excuse, I was yelling at the ref about it.Last edited by Alder Hampel; 04-13-2012 at 04:24 PM.
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I understand what you're saying cody, and as a fan, I too love a good submission shoot out. Unfortunately, this is NAGA rules. We go to their tournaments, and the coaches and competitors have to play by their rules. Either you win or you lose. That's the bottom line. I feel us as 10th planet representatives we need to take the high road and be responsible for WHATEVER the outcome is.
Originally Posted by Cody Kietzman
If a guy stalls, and stifles your game, we have to look at how we can make adjustments, and win. Let's stay away from how we can justify losing. I've been telling my students this, and it's changes the attitudes, and the results of the competitors. Winning is great, but I hate losing!!! Especially when i have to take full responsibility for it. That makes me work hard at avoiding losing like the plague.
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good job compella!!
i hate it when people dont want to engage because they are afraid of losing and it seems like the higher the level the more you see it.
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