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Hahahaha...! Okay, at least I'm not alone!

I have used grappling dummies. Made my own. Hate to brag but the one I made was the best I ever used. My students wrecked it by constantly slamming it on its head and they, when they'd realized its worth, complained about its absence. I have the Grappling Smarty now, its pretty good but I think...

Apparently the guy didn't die, if I recall correctly. The video is disgusting, but follow up reports, as I recall, suggested that the victim survived.

Yeah, you never know what a guy is working with. But tons of former athletes from other sports get into bodybuilding or hardcore lifting or working out, because I guess, naturally, it fills that competitive void. I know tons of wrestlers who became absolutely jacked after they stopped wrestling...

Listening to good traditional heavy metal will probably give you better results.

I like this post.

If his hard-hitting interview with Andrew Tate is any indication...

Total opposite of an admission. He's saying he retained his physique because his build is real.

Seems like he's saying the exact opposite: he's saying he built real muscle and that's why he's "still him."

Still so funny that in the Attitude Era, these were the actions of a "good guy."

Super powerful attack, super-powerful position. IMO, I know a guy who, though he has his strengths--literally, he's strong, for one thing--has a lot of limitations as a grappler, not the best positioning or chaining, IMO, not the best problem-solver, but he has the butterfly guard heel-hook/arm...

Totally agree.

Yeah, honestly, I can't really argue with that. Like you said, the principles are all the same, whether people like it or not. You can't turn off body mechanics, at least, not yet.

I think when it comes to pins, they couldn't be contact pins. It would have to be a pin that fulfilled certain conditions, like say, having both shoulders down for either a full second or three seconds, the opponent not having a submission in place, maybe guard would have to be passed, etc. I've...

I'm not really thinking of BJJ; pinfalls honestly shouldn't be in BJJ. Let BJJ be BJJ. But I think there should be a mainstream grappling format that allows pinfalls and submissions. Otherwise, you can't really have any legitimate interplay between grappling styles unless each styles' respective...

Personally, I think guard pulling and butt scooting are two different worlds. Pulling guard can be a dynamic, aggressive and high-risk move. Some of the most dynamic and exciting players were half-guard pullers, for example. I mean, pulling half-guard directly into an attack is only a hiccup...

The most exciting grappling formats, by far IMO, have been Combat Wrestling and ZST GTF and Contenders. In all of those, you see people starting from the feet and you see action on the ground reset if it stalls out. The feet is taken as the natural starting point and it is seen as the...

I think it would change everything if the scoring system made butt-scooting a major, gutsy risk, where it was a display of a guy showing supreme faith in his game. For example, with the introduction of pins as a match-ending technique or maybe just with significant penalties and maybe even not...

Some guys have an exaggerated perception of how much women like huge muscles, but my experience is that, while it isn't a universal thing by any stretch, there are nonetheless plenty of women who love big muscles.

I honestly think you'll know who I mean if I can find a photo of the guy. He appeared to be Kiguchi Dojo's sambo instructor or one of them. The funny thing is, you probably actually know the guy personally, while he's just a guy I've watched footage of! I just can't recall his name for the life...