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no, and obviously i can as well, maintaining space and hip movement can generally keep you safe, inverting really is a hugely effective tool of guard retention though rafa & many others consider it a fundamental skill in terms of this... seriously budo master is a relatively clueless grappler if...

lmao... ok, i'll let rafa know too!

i don't think i could retain guard without the ability to invert

and i always though cash bill was one of the good guys

50 CD changer line gave me a lol

this is nonsense

oh right! i misread/skimmed through too quickly... you must have been a monster white belt by the time you got blue though!

congratz mate!! looks like blue belt was your long time belt? everyone seems to have one they stay at fro much longer than the others....

i have done a reasonable number of mma sessions and it's pretty easy to know what to keep and what to discard... the major thing for me i sto aim to play top game, otherwise i essentially use my standard nogi game in mma

there is a pretty clear difference between copping a few knocks and getting KO'd

:rolleyes:

really like this, very clear and very accurate IMO

r i am sure you would bro, the over/under and single under pass game is pretty tough to deal with in general IMO (especially the leg drag variations)... but i really try to not allow that position much as it is hard to beat once the guy is set up i tend to find, and obviously this is all...

from work, 10min walk from home, 20min - 1hr depending on traffic

generally yeah, sure there are exceptions and of course i am not at world champion level, but those sorts of techniques are not seen much anymore in comp for a reason, they are less effective and they lose most of the time to the modern BJJ that replaced them

yeah this is true, but the skill level is much higher IMO... all it takes is a few MMA classes/sparring sessions and you get a pretty clear idea of how to apply your BJJ in a fight

lol... nah

i can only really speak from my experience and since i wasn't training 10 years ago i can't say how they were then... i will say though that i have very, very little trouble with old school guys, if guys don't update their BJJ i mean, if a guy is trying to pass on his knees, using old school...

nice, sounds like you have put in the work!!

congrats bro!! story pls, years training, instructors etc