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That's that tweaker strength.

A lot of gyms are open, but keeping it kind of on the DL. They might not be as open to drop-ins as they usually are.

Sorry, but I'm looking for a financial mentor well-off enough to buy all of the Danaher instructionals and Gordon Ryan's guide to getting swole.

I'm only gonna play inside position guards until this all gets worked out.

I have super drags and love it. I got it for the crucifix section, but the rest of it has inspired me to be aggressive when going for drags.

The Bruno Frazzato one is good as well.

I also have a question for those who own all of Danaher's instructionals. In these turbulent times, where should I be investing my money?

I'm not a sports psychology expert, but I find that hating all of them helps me get good, hard rolls in.

Every time tekkenfan posts, I picture some old guy just learning how to use these new finagled internet chat rooms.

By hopping their hips over to the side.

First thing you should do when you get the grip, is get your trapped foot right next to their butt, so they can't get the lockdown.

I want to fight both of you, but I keep getting confused on whether I'm going to win or not.

Was it made up by the same guy that said you need to go at least twice a week to maintain your skills and at least three times a week to improve?

Real question. I've never heard any of these random variables that you've always heard.

You've always heard this? How many times is always?

That was such a close match though. Coming up on a single and having your opponent bring their foot to the mat then jump guard and all you get is an advantage always seemed silly to me.

My current jiu-jitsu obsession is the crucifix. So I love when my opponent turtles. If they're keeping everything too tight to get my crucifix going, then I just dump them onto their side by pulling them or double legging (knee tap?) them.

What's your definition of best?

How old school could a brown belt in 2020 be?

The rest of us missed the question mark.