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I enjoy going against larger guys - the troubles I have occur when the larger guy is able to set and maintain the distance between us.

When Tony fell out , I was psyched for Max - too bad we cant have nice things

Generally what I do is step on the thigh of the lower leg to break the grip and work a leg drag - I'm 5'4'' so passing giant legs are a bitch

Currently doing : Bjj M W F Gym - mostly kettle bells T and Sat Tennis for on the off days

I would like to have leg reach and their weight on fight night; may give an interesting insight into how a fight can play out

Honestly, I think she is going to get hit with a solid up kick. Watch Tate/Rousey 2 and she eats more than she should going inside.

Mount Escapes - Deep Half Stuffs and generally anything especially useful for short/stocky guys!

Teacher. Get out at 3, random days/weeks off for morning classes. If I get hurt, I can sit while I teach.

defense soap is worth the price 100%

Not Bjj but in Karate I was sparring with one of the other assistant instructors who was a middle aged man and I was in my teens. He threw a spinning back kick and nearly ruptured my testicle. It was |Foot||Nut||Leg|. The match was stopped, I made it back to my mark, waited for the call to begin...

=D Not fat - could lose some extra pounds though... My body shape is a big issue for buying equipment....Height says A1, weight says A3......I'm currently looking for spats and cant find any descent ones to fit my body type

I'm 5'4'' 190lbs - short and really stocky. Top Game - Heavy pressure passes and leg drags Bottom Game - Closed guard to help wear down my partner, spider guard to get lassos, half and deep half stuff. I am very short and very strong and it is easy for me to go balls out all the time because...

Peruvian Necktie -

This! Mine was pretty much gone in 2 weeks. Got prescribed Econazole, applied 2x a day and kept it covered throughout - no training during this time. Became almost unnoticeableon that 14th day. The last week, I applied the same, wrapped extra and than trained. Worked out well. Get yourself...

If you guys watch gus' hair, you can see it move one way while being punched. It sharply moves in the opposite direction after the headbutt.

This thread was made without the current season in mind. I actually was thinking about mma and teaching. When I teach there is a ton of lesson planning involved and whatnot. I imagined doing lessons without prep and it made me think of tuf.

This guy gets it - Tuf favors people who may not necessarily plan, have a decent time cutting/dieting etc.

This is extremely narrow sighted. Yes they are under the same circumstances, but thats where the similarities end. Fighters have different bodies, mindsets, preparatory needs

It dawned on me while ago how not genuine the TUF experience is from other MMA fights. On TUF fighters are forced to keep their weight down (as long as their in comp), weight cut several times in 6 weeks, have no ability to study their opponents and develop their game plan: all things that...