@@bibifromsenegal3617isn’t that different because on a mountainbike i take you probably fell or crashed quite hard, whereas something like this is just happens while only putting pressure on
@@Delta045_Eh cramps eventually pass, you can stretch out and back in a bunch to help that. Didn’t even snap my wrist when I ate shit off the bike, just cracked it across to the thumb. Next day I was dry heaving from the pain, never done that with a cramp
A bully accidentally broke my arm but instead of running he stayed there with me until the ambulance came and later apologized, now we're really close best friends ❤
@@booboodafoo3247 breaking peoples bones isnt the goal in bjj when doing sparring cus 99% of bjj gyms are really fucking strict with tapping and they say that u have to tap the second it starts hurting or when u feel it
@@pwki_ how do you know what I do dipsh!t? And obviously YOU don’t do BJJ or you would know plenty of people that like to break bones. Polharas for example. Love how people in the comments just assume they know literally every single person in the world without even knowing their name 🤣. Eat a dik lewser
Unless your getting paid big bucks or competing is your career, if someone has you, just tap. If you have been doing jitsu long, you know when your caught. The lasso slicer seems to be purple and below forgotten sub. Now hes out 3-6months training and life stuff,work etc.
This same move was done to me in training and I tapped a split second before my arm exploded like this dudes. Closest I’ve been to that bad of an injury and it’s because I wasn’t familiar with the move. It’s confusing because you’re distracted with thinking you’re winning by passing the guard.
Seems pretty fucking shit to let it happen to someone who has no idea the repercussions of not catching it in time, like it’s training, not 6-month-recovery-time-and-medical-bills-up-the-ass class
@@extremeencounter7458 I totally agree with you, but looking back, he was a purple belt and I was a white belt that had 6 inches of height and 40 pounds on him. I was probably using my strength/being a little too spazzy and deserved it.
As participation in Jujitsu this could happen but there is always a 50/50 chance it’ll happen that’s why you always want too tap out. As the fighter Glover said, when he was the coach of my brother in jujitsu always tap out or injury may attack or may you slack
i broke my arm and couldnt go back to jiu-jitsu for like 4 months, when i do go back, my arm hurts a lot. i cant do a simple submission like a shoulder lock without it hurting. might have to quit
Let’s talk about how the shock made him not feel pain, at least it looked that way. This poor guy looked more like “holy shit, my arm just broke” not “AHHHHHHHH”
Did someone break a kitkat close to the phone speaker or was that his arm? I've been caught in that bicep slicer before. It's sneaky and quick. Almost destroyed my bicep.
He did, but the rush of adrenaline rising stops you from continuing feeling as much pain as before, it's the natural pain killer, then your body goes to shock mode, as you can see it in his behaviour.
Ummm that’s gunna be a firm no for me. One month in and I’m gunna have to politely pass. Longevity and health is way more important and goes without saying
This is the reason why this sub isn’t allowed u til brown and black belt…. Not sure why blue belts are even playing with it. I’m like 99% sure that this competition has this tech as a DQ. I would be surprised if it wasn’t. This is three peoples faults, the ref for not seeing it or stopping it, the person applying the sub, and the person who was defending.
I did jujitsu for along time... Cant tell you how many times people seemed to disappear from the class because of injuries. Normally caused by white belts with no control.😂
for comps does that count as a win for the guy that can continue cuz they both would unless doc said no also if guy who didnt get his arm broke won or is it a nothing match
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As a practitioner, i love seeing the opponent cradle, support, and show genuine care for the other guy
I was just going to say. Sign of a true Martial Artists
Good sportsmanship
As a human being, I love seeing the opponent caring.
Why wouldnt he
@@mrguy3746seriously right. like who would just be nonchalant after doing that?
Calf slicers/ bicep slicers, heel hooks are submission I don’t play with, I respect the moment I feel it’s on and tap out instantly
Yeah, tap right after your opponent is going for it. Better safe than sorry
Better to lose a fight than to lose the ability to fight
Coward
Did he have the bicep slicer from there?
@@philipmarkuszewski27 yea he had a bicep slicer
I love seeing the other guy help and comfort him.
My fellow American. ..
Great sportsmanship fr
Hearing both of them snap like cracking your knuckles is so insane
Awful, but I love the fact that the opponent immediately stopped and cared for him. I love the respect in this sport.
My coach always tells me not to tap from a bicep slicer.. says it is only pain and nothing is going to break.. f that!
You must have at least some muscular mass on your arms if he’s saying that.
You should change coach
Your coach is a crackhead.
Even if it was just pain the feeling like your bicep is about to explode is enough
Totally ignorant coach. Find a new gym.
Looks like it was a bicep slicer
Yep. That shin popped his arm as soon as the guy on bottom extended
His face when he knew he fucked up
its a sneaky move. Usually you dont get your arm caught in a " slicer" when youre on top position. poor guy didnt see it coming at all
The opponent seemed genuinely scared that he did a lot of damage. BJJ is a dangerous art form and these kind of accidents happen quite often
The sportsmanship and care for each othere is great
The crack was crunchy on that one
Major respect to the athlete that stopped right away and helped lay him down
Bro I thought that was me because I was eating chips💀
Dude felt it, and immediately felt awful.
If I’m ever doing a danger submission I always go lightly and let my opponent know what I have
God damn. Hear the TWO distinct snaps?? Wish him a speedy recovery.
That comes on so fast, your arm can break before it starts hurting. Best to tap when you feel the pressure.
It's crazy how breaking bones and tearing ligaments hurts less than a getting a cramp
Idk about that. I’ve broken 13 bones dirt jumping mountain bikes and every time it hurt a lot worse than a cramp.
@@bibifromsenegal3617isn’t that different because on a mountainbike i take you probably fell or crashed quite hard, whereas something like this is just happens while only putting pressure on
@@Delta045_Eh cramps eventually pass, you can stretch out and back in a bunch to help that. Didn’t even snap my wrist when I ate shit off the bike, just cracked it across to the thumb. Next day I was dry heaving from the pain, never done that with a cramp
Guy in blue was contemplating going for the pin still🤣
A bully accidentally broke my arm but instead of running he stayed there with me until the ambulance came and later apologized, now we're really close best friends ❤
You will never be friends until you get him back for Doing that to you
Bro he's tryna avoid a lawsuit
😂
@@solslastcannula5665 I did get back to him once I came back from the hospital, then he was just scared, don't worry we're best friends now
@@elbronkhido7409 nah he isn't
Do you still train? How's your arm?
So sad but i hope everyone cares for their opponent the way blue shirt does
Love how fighters act like “oh I’m so sorry” when breaking a bone is the entire goal if they don’t tap lol
it seems a bit weird doesn't it. But at the same time, I get it. The goal isn't to cause harm it's to win or have fun at least
@@liukang85 I just see it as being fake. If you’re a BJJ practitioner you obviously don’t mind breaking peoples bones lol
@@booboodafoo3247 breaking peoples bones isnt the goal in bjj when doing sparring cus 99% of bjj gyms are really fucking strict with tapping and they say that u have to tap the second it starts hurting or when u feel it
@@booboodafoo3247and u shouldt be talking when u dont do bjj so u dont know and who would ever want to break peoples bones in the first place
@@pwki_ how do you know what I do dipsh!t? And obviously YOU don’t do BJJ or you would know plenty of people that like to break bones. Polharas for example. Love how people in the comments just assume they know literally every single person in the world without even knowing their name 🤣. Eat a dik lewser
The way that he didn’t even scream or shout FUCK and he just looked so confused 💀
Just wait till the adrenaline weres off
@@NTS-vx4ge that bad
Good sportmanship doesnt mean your tough it means your strong.
i love buggy but i’ve seen people use buggy and get von flue choke, can you explain how fighters can defend the von flue choke when using buggy?
Unless your getting paid big bucks or competing is your career, if someone has you, just tap. If you have been doing jitsu long, you know when your caught. The lasso slicer seems to be purple and below forgotten sub.
Now hes out 3-6months training and life stuff,work etc.
Sportsmanship ❤
medic got knocked out before arriving .... LOLL
bro the thumbnail😩💀
Sometimes people forget how fragile a bone really is
I've seen so many broken arms with that move in competitions, especially among younger competitors. Gotta be careful.
Bro even felt bad too
That came on fast
the sportsmanship tho 👍🏼
When I heard that snap I felt that pain like
Oh s*** Batman never do that again
Both sections snapped
IM SO GLAD THEY DIDNT SHOW THE BROKEN ARE
He wasn't even going hard. Freak accident
Dayum I heard that crack
10th planet needs to get a control on their athletes lmao
hopefully he’s ok now❤
That Sound was terifying
where is this uploaded in tiktok? can you send the link or the user? thanks!
This same move was done to me in training and I tapped a split second before my arm exploded like this dudes. Closest I’ve been to that bad of an injury and it’s because I wasn’t familiar with the move. It’s confusing because you’re distracted with thinking you’re winning by passing the guard.
What’s the move
@@Runitlikeshebroke the one in the video…. Bicep slicer from lasso guard as they’re trying to pass
Seems pretty fucking shit to let it happen to someone who has no idea the repercussions of not catching it in time, like it’s training, not 6-month-recovery-time-and-medical-bills-up-the-ass class
@@extremeencounter7458 I totally agree with you, but looking back, he was a purple belt and I was a white belt that had 6 inches of height and 40 pounds on him. I was probably using my strength/being a little too spazzy and deserved it.
PLS TELL ME THEIRS A VIDEO OF THIS PLS
As participation in Jujitsu this could happen but there is always a 50/50 chance it’ll happen that’s why you always want too tap out. As the fighter Glover said, when he was the coach of my brother in jujitsu always tap out or injury may attack or may you slack
50/50 Chance it'll happen? 😂 Have you skipped math class?
i broke my arm and couldnt go back to jiu-jitsu for like 4 months, when i do go back, my arm hurts a lot. i cant do a simple submission like a shoulder lock without it hurting. might have to quit
Let’s talk about how the shock made him not feel pain, at least it looked that way. This poor guy looked more like “holy shit, my arm just broke” not “AHHHHHHHH”
Just tap....fk win jesus and what now..he is like in 20s, this will bother him on and off for the rest of his life and it will never be the same
Bicep slicer omapolata combo.
THE CRACK i feel so uneasy rn after that
You can hear it😮
So the forearm broke from a bicep slicer? Damn!
Both bones in the forearm:/
Fk.....the sound of the bone cracking gave me chills 🥶🥶 shivering down my spine 🥶💀.
Snap, crackle, pop, Rice Krispies. Good sportsmanship tho
The crack 😭
Bro I heard the snaps
if i was the guy who broke the opponents arm i would feel so bad and also realize holy shit this could happen to me if i’m not on point.
That guy knew what he was doing. Also I think heel hooks should be banned from competitions.
He's probably on that gracie diet.
ow bro i heard that crack when he realized he broke his arm, yikes...
Omg The sound😱😱
Ik he was checking on him, but why he start holding bro so close to his booty?😂
What did you think would happen sir
I thought that technique bicep slicer was banned. I’ve seen that specific forearm break too many times.
Some places it is, some places it isn't. It's banned for purple/blue in Ibjjf but this is not that
Did someone break a kitkat close to the phone speaker or was that his arm? I've been caught in that bicep slicer before. It's sneaky and quick. Almost destroyed my bicep.
I've been caught in that so many times, I would just flex my bicep and work my way out of it. I guess he had it on his forearm or something.
blue shirt guy bitting the curb 4k hd on camera
I hope he is good
Did the man fall at the end😂 of the video
Tap or Snap babyyyyy
If he broke his arm He would of screamed in pain...
He did, but the rush of adrenaline rising stops you from continuing feeling as much pain as before, it's the natural pain killer, then your body goes to shock mode, as you can see it in his behaviour.
Your eyes working?
Thats not even the other guys fault, he broke his own arm wtf.
i think he’s a high level white belt. he looked like more of a kickboxer/boxer from his stance and being bouncy on his toes
Why is he holding the guys leg up after
That’s why bjj and wrestling are dangerous, lots if pulling and pushing etc. high rats of injuries to one’s own limbs, like this 🤷
This wasn't random injury, though, the guy on bottom caught him in a bicep slicer and guy on top didn't tap
When white belts fight
He will be fine 😅
Ummm that’s gunna be a firm no for me. One month in and I’m gunna have to politely pass. Longevity and health is way more important and goes without saying
New to BJJ how exactly did he break his arm? I heard it but am unsure how it happened
This is the reason why this sub isn’t allowed u til brown and black belt…. Not sure why blue belts are even playing with it. I’m like 99% sure that this competition has this tech as a DQ. I would be surprised if it wasn’t. This is three peoples faults, the ref for not seeing it or stopping it, the person applying the sub, and the person who was defending.
How the hell is it the guy defending’s fault?
You heard that Crack Crack
I did jujitsu for along time... Cant tell you how many times people seemed to disappear from the class because of injuries. Normally caused by white belts with no control.😂
I hear the pop
Looks like a mid humerus break. That is going to need surgery and a couple months of therapy
i do jiu jitsu
Was their a crack
I broke my arm once it was worse than that mine looked like a question mark it wasn’t bent curved
What submission was that?
Bicep slicer from lasso guard
for comps does that count as a win for the guy that can continue cuz they both would unless doc said no also if guy who didnt get his arm broke won or is it a nothing match
That’s supposed to be a bicep crusher too 😬😬😬
Bicep slicer is legal ?!
KARMA😅
Imma try it on my son
😂😂
@RonnBawn Were you a purple belt there? Which 10P was he out of?
We were blue belts at the time! He was out of 10th planet HQ with Eddie! Wish him the best, hope he recovered and eventually got back into jiu jitsu
I heard the crrrrrrk
MAn wtf, why was he trying to turn with his arm locked up like that?????????
Why no gi?