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Kimura is a very good one.

Great piece. Just one correction to your statement. Chokes from the back were the most popular submission. Think you are mistaken the color of the omoplata (light blue) with the choke (greyish blue) :) THanks for posting (y)

I would like to know as well.

This is the actual full and updated EBI card: http://www.bjjheroes.com/bjj-news/ebi-6-complete-card

This, 100%. It's an attitude that, if changed, everyone would gain from it. He would get the respect from the BJJ community (and their PPV) instead of sticking with his fan boys.

Its an interesting thread. People that answer "mine" should say why. Just because your instructor pulverizes your blue belt ass doesn't mean squat in the overall scheme of things. I say at the moment I would say: Fabio Andrade: Coaches in this shitty gym in the middle of nowhere with a bunch...

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Hey guys, what is the score system used by UA?

My guess is wikipedia is probably not that reliable as a source...

Man, body triangle still doesn't account for any points (or advantage)! I don't understand that, it is such a big advantage in an actual fight, why not award points on that? It is a good control move (like the mount)...

He beat Cavaca!! Damn! I have been following his career for almost two years, very exciting guy to watch. His camp has quite a few tough guys coming up in the ranks to

If it is live, it will start in the UK morning time, probably around 2am LA time... Works fine by me, I will be sitting in Block 15 row L :P

I watched (or tried to watch without falling asleep) his fight with Galv

Carlinhos Gracie didnt compete that much. He would be above Danaher when it comes to being a top BJJ coach. Wendel Alexander was another one that didnt compete much (if at all) Max Trombini and Junior from (head coaches of Cia Paulista) weren't competitors, although max did compete alot in Judo...

Thanks, good read!

The founding members of the first Gracie Academy were Carlos (the leader), Gastao, Oswaldo and George. Helio started training shortly after, he did not re-invent the wheel, but he was an important character helping to shape the art (like all the other brothers). Check out BJJ Heroes for more...

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I understand you going to your coach first, and you should, but coming here?! you would rather come here and get an answer from someone whom you dont know (all you know can be a whitebelt) then get an answer from a specialist? I dont understand that

is this a joke?... hope this is a joke

Impressive! I don't think that was a set up, it just happened that Rodolfo opened up that way while trying to defend