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It was great seeing Tochinoshin handle Abi and his wild style of sumo on the second day.

I’m rooting for Ishiura in this tourney. He really impressed me during hatsu basho and I think he can become a well versed rikishi in the future.

You rarely see a point taken after a second grab. 'Tis a shame.

No. Avoid setting a limitation on your expectations of what someone you age can do.

He had a heck of a finish on that fight. But I don't see him dominating, ever. He was getting schooled that first round.

Now if we can only get Gus' face shooped in here after DC wins.

A lot of places have sessions start from the knees. Don't feel bad about it. Sitting back and working guard is what you should do unless your opponent does. Try to work the move(s) of the day and listen to what the instructor tells you to do during your rolling sessions.

Agreed. I think Luke has a more refined standup but doesn't have that gritty power Chris has.

I try to use it more of a transitional phase as well. Glover's homer simpson is a mainstay in my game now.

Proof that human beings are still worth a damn. Thanks BJJ Scout!

Do what is comfortable for you. Also, you should be able to apply what you're learning in fundamentals during live rolling with a resisting opponent. If you can't you probably need more fundamentals.

Tell us what you're really trying to say...

These fucking guys again...

Anyone who said use a microwave is just simply wrong. Cold or oven/toaster.

hahaha I had to read it twice. Well played. For posterity's sake, I won't edit it.

How do you feel about tobacco pipe smokers? I will admit, when someone has their pants hanging down below their buttocks, I want to slap them.

Blech

Exactly. It's like saying what's more important in tennis, serving or receiving. Both are equally necessary. Drill to be able to hit your moves during rolling. Roll to be able to know what you need to drill.