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@@Kids4Kidz it’s a great sport enjoy it.

@@stevenhicks-pl8nq that is the plan for the boy as of now. The girl not so much. They took a long break during football season. The boy is back at it practicing. The biggest issue with his size and belt, it is very difficult finding kids to go against in the local tournaments. Seems most kids filter out around this age at that Grey belt level or stop competing.

@@stevenhicks-pl8nq yup it was a good humbling experience.

The other team 14-0

@@kstoneathletics thanks Wes the other team good and is this a lucky guess o are they 12

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@@Chickennoodlesoup005 10-11 years old. Other team was pretty advanced on offense for the age and well coached.

@@kstoneathletics oh thanks

@@FakeNewsCNN the day of the tournament -88 means he weighed in below 88 pounds. He also did the +88 division which mean 88 and over there is no limit. Most of them for 8/9 year olds have a division usually every ten pounds starting over 50 pounds. Depends on the tournament but is usually a chart on their website that shows the divisions for the age brackets.

@kstonebjj awesome, thanks for the response! This was great to watch since my son is 8 and just received his third stripe on his grey/white belt.

@@NickGaming290 nice keep at it!

Thank You!

Thanks!

Yes, loves to fight from guard

Grey belt w/ Black stripe. Sorry should have clarified. No way a 9 year old is moving up to black.

Sorry for the cuts, but uncut these videos usually are just to long. All of the cut outs however do not have anything significant happening for either competitor.

Appreciate the feedback. All gyms do it differently. Some look at timeframes, show up a few weeks/months in a row get a stripe or two. His gym has 1 belt ceremony a year. There are not any stripes or belts given during that year. There are no stripes for just showing up. The coach sees where the progression of the athlete is at the end of the year and gives stripes/belts dependent on where he believes they are. Yes after his first full year he did skip from white belt to Grey/Black at his first belt ceremony as this is where his coach believed he was skill wise. If he were to be around the 8-month minimum as suggested he would still only be a grey/white or solid grey and that would definitely be sandbagging. November of this year would be 2 full years into BJJ with a 4 month break for football season, so 20 months in he is at Grey/Black. The open gym time and results from tournaments probably factored into the coach making this decision. The Belt ceremony next month he probably moves up again out of the grey belt bracket but we will see what his coach believes. The sandbagging of his belt progression though, it is the exact opposite. If he were to still be in the white/grey division for the coming up year then we fully agree that would be sandbagging.

Yes we have enjoyed them, usually fill up pretty well too so lots of matches which is nice.

That kid has the best attitude of anyone we’ve competed against. He hope he sticks with it and keeps progressing. He’s a great kid.

What a great ambassador for the sport that young guy is

He left his arm exposed. And by staying a little more upright made it very easy to bring the leg over. If he would have smashed down or gotten his arm out right away probably wouldn’t have been in that situation. Always a good thing to be first that initial setup. Whatever you want to do, do it quicker than the other person so they have to react and play from behind basically.

-76. Thank You

Thank you were working on it!

So do we, thanks for the comment

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