it is the truth that during a friendly game of tap, that tapping is the easiest way to escape
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it is the truth that during a friendly game of tap, that tapping is the easiest way to escape
LOL! Yes! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ryan Brick
It's always a treat when we get high level guys to come give seminars on bettering our jiu jitsu. The basic, level one, Army Combatives training every private goes is alright, but there are gaping holes. Its not really designed to make you proficient on the ground, not until the higher levels anyway. Its more designed to allow you to survive until your buddy can come shoot the bad guy in the face. In today's modern combat theaters, if you have to go to the ground with some Taliban shit head, you're already in a world of hurt, although getting better at jiu jitsu defiantly gives Soldiers another weapon to use if needs be. I find it an invaluable tool in helping me keep a clear mind under pressure and building mental toughness when you reach that point where you just want to quit to keep going. I urge all military members to keep up their jits training to make them better Soldiers, leaders, and people.... despite shitty reporting :)
Haha! Don't hate...just cause I got shit in 94 that you guys still don't get to play with lol. Didn't you get the back of the twister box? Even trade :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kyle Spalla