Interesting quote from 7-time Mundial black belt gold medalist

[Eddie Bravo]

"I think my biggest difficulty was to have no grips to hold. I was considered a very technical fighter, so I always relied on my grips as they are very valuable in BJJ.* But, when I took off the gi, I felt so lost, so it took me a while to make changes in my game." -Leo Santos

[Tony Toffolo]

leo's down at our gym once or twice a year to coach and teach. guy is one of the best on the planet and one of the nicest guys out there.

[Nat Cummings]

Here is another interesting quote I've picked up in my studies...

Quotations I agree that hapkido is very dangerous. It seems that so many people overlook the usefulness of hapkido in all of its hundreds of incarnations. Just the other day a guy walked up to me on the street, I asked him what time it was and he said "4:13". Immediately I grabbed his wrist and took him to the ground and crippled him in under 1 second. I don't want anybody telling me it was 4:13. Who does he think he is? At that point, when he was crippled, I grabbed his watch, turned it ahead a couple of minutes to about 4:15 and gave it back. At that point, I had trouble putting his watch back on because I accidentally removed his wrist when I crippled him. Embarrassed, I decided to help so I went to find some duct tape. On the way to the hardware store, a kid kicked his ball close to me. When he r...an up to get it, ... well, you know what happened. Crippled. There he was, crying on the ground, so I went and picked up his ball and crippled that too. In under 1 second. I can't believe how good that made me feel. So I took the crippled ball and found a hardware store (I didn't forget about the guy whose wrist I removed). The store greeter looked at me funny because I was carrying a crippled ball and a watch that at this point said 4:32. He was about to say something and then... crippled. Other people came over. You wouldn't believe how many people I crippled that day. IN UNDER 1 SECOND. Guy in red jacket: crippled. Woman in purple scarf: crippled. Dog with happy face: crippled. Cardboard cutout of Bob Villa: crippled. But I don't want to brag. I bought duct tape and fixed the first guy's wrist. Then I ate a cheeseburger.
Uncle Skippy, http://www.bullshido.net/forums/site...p/t-94245.html

[Jason Mallory]

"I think my biggest difficulty was to have no grips to hold. I was considered a very technical fighter, so I always relied on my grips as they are very valuable in BJJ.* But, when I took off the gi, I felt so lost, so it took me a while to make changes in my game." -Leo Santos

Cool quote. What is the source ?

[Kevin Green]

"I think my biggest difficulty was to have no grips to hold. I was considered a very technical fighter, so I always relied on my grips as they are very valuable in BJJ.* But, when I took off the gi, I felt so lost, so it took me a while to make changes in my game." -Leo Santos

If this were FB I'd "Like" this comment.

[Jonathan Wylie]

Here is another interesting quote I've picked up in my studies...

Quotations I agree that hapkido is very dangerous. It seems that so many people overlook the usefulness of hapkido in all of its hundreds of incarnations. Just the other day a guy walked up to me on the street, I asked him what time it was and he said "4:13". Immediately I grabbed his wrist and took him to the ground and crippled him in under 1 second. I don't want anybody telling me it was 4:13. Who does he think he is? At that point, when he was crippled, I grabbed his watch, turned it ahead a couple of minutes to about 4:15 and gave it back. At that point, I had trouble putting his watch back on because I accidentally removed his wrist when I crippled him. Embarrassed, I decided to help so I went to find some duct tape. On the way to the hardware store, a kid kicked his ball close to me. When he r...an up to get it, ... well, you know what happened. Crippled. There he was, crying on the ground, so I went and picked up his ball and crippled that too. In under 1 second. I can't believe how good that made me feel. So I took the crippled ball and found a hardware store (I didn't forget about the guy whose wrist I removed). The store greeter looked at me funny because I was carrying a crippled ball and a watch that at this point said 4:32. He was about to say something and then... crippled. Other people came over. You wouldn't believe how many people I crippled that day. IN UNDER 1 SECOND. Guy in red jacket: crippled. Woman in purple scarf: crippled. Dog with happy face: crippled. Cardboard cutout of Bob Villa: crippled. But I don't want to brag. I bought duct tape and fixed the first guy's wrist. Then I ate a cheeseburger.
Uncle Skippy, http://www.bullshido.net/forums/site...p/t-94245.html

Why? Eddie posts and interesting quote and you just shit on the thread. There is a reason we are on this forum not reading the bullshido forum.

[Enrique "Kiko"]

Jonathan, I still gotta get this on a rashguard =D.



Maybe this guy sells them?

[Louis Ho]

Only makes sense.

[Brent Smith]

Here is another interesting quote I've picked up in my studies...

Quotations I agree that hapkido is very dangerous. It seems that so many people overlook the usefulness of hapkido in all of its hundreds of incarnations. Just the other day a guy walked up to me on the street, I asked him what time it was and he said "4:13". Immediately I grabbed his wrist and took him to the ground and crippled him in under 1 second. I don't want anybody telling me it was 4:13. Who does he think he is? At that point, when he was crippled, I grabbed his watch, turned it ahead a couple of minutes to about 4:15 and gave it back. At that point, I had trouble putting his watch back on because I accidentally removed his wrist when I crippled him. Embarrassed, I decided to help so I went to find some duct tape. On the way to the hardware store, a kid kicked his ball close to me. When he r...an up to get it, ... well, you know what happened. Crippled. There he was, crying on the ground, so I went and picked up his ball and crippled that too. In under 1 second. I can't believe how good that made me feel. So I took the crippled ball and found a hardware store (I didn't forget about the guy whose wrist I removed). The store greeter looked at me funny because I was carrying a crippled ball and a watch that at this point said 4:32. He was about to say something and then... crippled. Other people came over. You wouldn't believe how many people I crippled that day. IN UNDER 1 SECOND. Guy in red jacket: crippled. Woman in purple scarf: crippled. Dog with happy face: crippled. Cardboard cutout of Bob Villa: crippled. But I don't want to brag. I bought duct tape and fixed the first guy's wrist. Then I ate a cheeseburger.
Uncle Skippy, http://www.bullshido.net/forums/site...p/t-94245.html

Wtf just happened

[Josh C.]

Brent - Looks like you got Rick Rolled....