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Dante is going to run through him.

OUTLINE: Here’s the timestamps for the episode. You should be able to click through the timestamp on most players: (0:00) Intro (2:00) Dante's ADCC run (9:38) Proper Recovery For Grapplers (18:08) Replicating Elite Competition in Training (33:00) Thoughts on CJI Ruleset (44:27) Strategically Exhausting Your Opponent (54:00) UFC Fight Pass Invitational 8 (57:00) Parry Athletics and Design Brainstorming (59:00) The Undeniable Work Ethic of Team Pedigo

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This is the dude that crashed his super car in ny and got the DAs office to drop all charges. Quality guest lmao

Poor hobyisst😂, man i trained once or two a weeks.

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I feel like competitive blue or purple would fold any of those old school Gracie self defense guys. He said they are teaching warm up. Literally sounds like what I thought it was. Just sounds so outdated and childish. Especially with this 14 year old bravado talk.

How so we connect the app to the apple watch to count our calories?

Just f... around with his head, super easy, a 5 year old girl could say something mean to him and he'd crack lol

Isn't this the dude that crashed the super car in New York?

Great interview. Y’all were in depth and entertaining. A great highlight of Tommy. 💯

Nice angle, I think its not just Judo especially, people who grew up in an olympic sport are way easier to train. They can accept way better the role of the coach, trainer, sensei etc. With people who train only BJJ often, especially ones who startet to train as an adult, its often a power struggle. "If you think you are better than me why do you come to my classes?" And the other point is slacking, I see so many BJJ guys, losing time between techniques, drills, because they are slacking. You dont need to go full sprint on everything but I miss the aspect of yeah Uchikomi, keep the movement and reps going. I miss training with the judo club next door, german national level and training for high level competition as a hobby. Got out training done, did the reps, throws and hard randori we had to do, but laughed, dont wasted time and had fun...and beer afterwards...klischees exist for a reason xD

That’s true what she says as Mexicans we shut each others dreams down rather than building each other up. A Mexican’s worst enemy is another Mexican.

I really appreciate this podcast episode so much; the vulnerability and honesty is very refreshing! I have followed Dom Dom for years on instagram, he has mastered his skills and I'm so happy to hear that he has been able to get control of his life and become so successful. I have zero experience with drugs and alcohol, but I appreciate the human experience and we all experience life in different ways. All that to say, this was a great interview. Kudos!

that doesnt make sense bro, its not about points, its about be attractive to watch, ban lapel, lasso, 50/50 etc guards

It won't be enough. It would help if it were submission only. Why 2 points? Just make it 1 point. No guard pulling would help. The above won't be implemented.

This didn’t age well, 😂😂😂

OUTLINE: Here’s the timestamps for the episode. You should be able to click through the timestamp on most players: (0:00) Intro (1:00) Challenges Presented by High Level Competitors (06:20) Balancing Personal Life, Business, and Athletic Career (26:00) Essential Characteristics of Elite Grapplers (33:04) CJI, ADCC, World Masters and BJJ Growth (47:23) The Perfect Balance of Gi and No Gi (1:05:00) Butterfly Guard

The best #2 pooper in the world.

There is ONE Superior troll. 50 Cent. RELENTLESS 😉

Been on the Craig Jones bandwagon for YEARS and its awesome that everyone is starting to recognize how much he rules.

I think it's impossible to dislike Craig except if you're a lifelong cuc- Gordon Ryan fan. The guys persona and overall demeanor is super likeable

love the vids, keep it up.

Really childish title. Exact opposite response you're going for. Makes me want to never watch a video on this channel again, utter waste of time. You're just saying a bunch of shit we already know.

In spite of what Craig says... he is definitely Number 1 😊😊

Craig is 1 of 1 and despite is self deprecating marketing. I think both he and all his haters know, on any giving day he has a good shot of winning against anyone. And when you market yourself as “never winning” you have nothing to lose. Its truly brilliant

Something’s off with the synch towards the end brotha

Hello to the Gracie family and Rickson Gracie and people, I have a question: Why didn't any member of the Gracie family at the time go and fight Bruce Lee ?!.

OUTLINE: Here’s the timestamps for the episode. You should be able to click through the timestamp on most players: (0:00) Intro, Background (11:27) The Impact of the Million-Dollar Prize Purse (21:55) ADCC Preparation Process (34:40) The Inevitable Evolution of Jiu-Jitsu (01:02:43) Gordon Ryan (01:14:19) BJJ Personas and Marketing

Injuries suck, lots of good advice on your podcast. Thank you

Also, Yoga I've found to be very good for healing, and health. Though not all posture/health advice from Yoga teacher is good. Many different types of Yoga, just as there are many different types of Qi Gong

I would like to highlight the use of exercises which coordinate your body like the mentioned squats and lunge. Whenever standing Consider the weight alignment and direction of joints. It's very important to use correct alignments in every day life: how we walk, sit, and stand affect our health. Most people in the US have a pelvic tilt forward which causes lower back to have chronically tense muscles and a higher center of gravity. Most people head weight is too far forward resulting in a chronically tense upper back. Most people fall into steps instead of walking smoothly. The best to correct fundamental posture that I've found is Traditional Chinese Martial Arts "post standing", Zhan Zhuang. Often the very for posture taught, for good reason

Warm up with full range motion of for all joints. Learn to relax and breathe as injuries much more likely to happen when tension is applied at the wrong location. If you have a lot of chronic tension Tai Chi and Systema are top tier for undoing chronic tension while forming a supple body. If you want very strong tendons /connective tissues then Yin Yoga is your best friend, or a Qi Gong that focuses on connective tissues like muscle tendon change Qi Gong. In my 40s doing Judo and BJJ

OUTLINE: Here’s the timestamps for the episode. You should be able to click through the timestamp on most players: (0:00) Intro, Background (5:00) Does Your PT Need to Practice Your Sport? (13:53) Most Common Jiu Jitsu Injuries and Recovery Timelines (26:17) Training Capacity, Essentials, and Potential (30:46) Steps to Take Immediately When Injured on the Mats (43:40) What To Do When You're Not Getting Better (52:29) Foam Rolling: To Do or Not To Do... (58:22) Deadlifts, Back Position, Spinal Flexion, and Elite Lifters (1:06:42) Cervical Spine Issues and Why "Hobbyism" is Problematic (1:10:00) Dr. Courtney's Role In My Herniation Recovery (1:21:00) DBC Recovery Zone

Was about to message you on IG to make sure all was well. People start messing with their hair and then go off grid can be a problem. But here ya be.

ELO in bjj would be awesome! I was thinking of implementing it within my students, but honestly didn't start to look into the math and statitics of it. For becoming a teacher maybe a combo of peak elo at some point in life + PE based skills (psychology, human development, physiology, nutrition etc).

After reading Professor Drysdale's books I feel weird that in my academy we bow to Master Helio's photo at the end of every class but not to Master Carlson Gracie Senior's photo. My academy does not even have a photo of Master Carlson Gracie Senior.

if you try to do hooks without hand wrapping you will brake your hands. In a street fight you are not going to have hands wrapped. Best to use GJJ in street fight.

when your in real fight the fear and the adrenaline kicks in. Fear makes smart and makes you technically good. The adrenaline makes the arthritis painful knees go away. in Fight or Flight age doesn't matter. Animals hunt in old age.

Shouldn't belts be based on skill and how fast a student learns not time limit? One student can learn stuff needed for a blue belt in 2 months while others can learn it in 6 months.

I agree with Robert Drysdale all street fights end on the ground. If it doesn't go to the ground then it stunt acting.

Jiu-jitsu was created by Buddhists monks in India about 4000 years ago. The spread it through the world. Every one forgets India's contribution to martial arts. India is where martial arts started.

This guy killed it at CJI - can't wait to see more

Good interview. I've been a fan of JT since he was with TLI. I think you almost have to do separate rounds where you start standing and start on the knees. I've gotten injured before when someone next to me got blast doubled and landed on the back on my ankle. The benefits of starting on your knees are that you can have more groups rolling at the same time, and you're getting more actual jiu-jitsu exchanges. A lot of the times, stand-up exchanges end up being 5 mins of people slapping each other on the back of the head and not doing much else. If you start every round that way in training, you're obviously more conformable in a tournament setting when the round begins, but you probably have less actual time on the mat doing jiu-jitsu. It's a balancing act.

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Great video brother Keep it up

Every time iwould fight my moms would say you're gana fight him not carry him 😂😢😢por eso somos guerreros