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It's all about context though. Imagine your fighting somewhere elevated and falling off is problematic...

Me too. Perfect world for me: Weight classes and different attire.

Sad because, among other things, it's the only grappling sport that can be enjoyed by the mass audience, hence its $$ potential...

This. Great job expressing thoughts that I've personally always had about sumo, especially compared to other grappling sports.

I agree.

Like I said it in the other thread, we might see Hall Karate BJ...

Hall might karate distance him all day too...

It's mind boggling. DVD'S, really? It seems like some are reticent to offer the download because then pirating gets easy. Kesting too, only streaming.

Just wish bjjfanatics offered digital download.

Fat grips everything. Pull ups, dead hangs, farmers. Easy on the joints. Careful with gi pull ups, hard on the fingers.

Rocha's one is better.

Awesome technical "precise" instructional. I used to have a really hard time maintaining the underhook but the details he shows solved that...

The only time I get the armbar is off a failed triangle, in fact I rarely even attempt to finish the triangle and only use the triangle grip to get the armbar... I end up with a modified armbar with both feet across partners face/neck.

Just check out Rampage trying to slam Forrest for a good example...

I hear you and the way you are wording it is more accurate. Don't forget, he wants you to buy his instructional. "It's like a bear hug, but with my legs which are 7 to 10 times stronger" kind of speach is misleading. It just has a vibe of Gracie marketing behind it, that's all, representative of...

It's misleading to say that closed guard is just like the bear hug but with your legs. First of all, with the bear hug, you have your legs and hips under you which is where you generate all the power that can come with the bear hug. Closed guard, you're just hanging off your opponent. Legs 7...

I'm 35 and starting to get a glimpse of the situation concerned. In reference to posts above about closed guard being rough on the neck and back, it got me thinking about which guard is easiest on the body. It seems each one has their cons...

There's no denying that having a strong half guard is of the utmost importance as you'll end up there someway somehow. Most champions acknowledge it. However not many of those high level guys will have it as their go to for all the reasons listed already. It's a potentially very energy...

Kesting's is old but still solid.

Just found this site where I could download it. https://gospaces.com/s/lvA2 Anyone know if it's legit? Looks a little bit, hmmm, what's the word I'm looking for?...