Cretinous
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smh at how many of these dorks are out there now. And they're all the fucking same, they're obsessed with technique but have no instincts for fighting at all so the net result is they suck at fighting at anyway. I came in as an off the street white belt to a BJJ class, having not been involved in combat sports at all for a few years, and I was smashing through the guards of dorky blue belts and taking their backs off of ankle picks and reversals when they tried to hip toss me or pull guard like every insecure BJJ dork does the moment they get a hold of you. I had done a bit of wrestling and judo before, but not much, i was a kickboxer. Specifically at this time, i was a fat, out of shape dude who hadnt seen the inside of any kind of gym for over 3 years, and I was smashing through the same dorks that tell you about their street fight fantasies. The only dudes in there who kicked my ass was a purple belt competitive judoka doing some crosstraining, and the instructor, who was a black belt, obviously.
jfc, these dudes would get their heads stomped in real fights. Also lol, anyone who has done grappling will know what i am talking about with the backhanded "oh.. you're strong" compliment that is a subtly disguised dig, because these dorks imagine that strength is illegitimate and doesn't "count". BJJ is the perfect martial art for redditors. Just legitimate enough that they can fluff their egos up about it being "real", but doesn't require that they actually test their competency in competition so they can just cruise along pretending to be a bad dude. Srs next time some dork tries to impress upon you what a tough guy he is by dropping hints about his "training" (they cant resist doing this in any social situation), just ask him how many matches hes won and watch him splutter and stutter.
jfc, these dudes would get their heads stomped in real fights. Also lol, anyone who has done grappling will know what i am talking about with the backhanded "oh.. you're strong" compliment that is a subtly disguised dig, because these dorks imagine that strength is illegitimate and doesn't "count". BJJ is the perfect martial art for redditors. Just legitimate enough that they can fluff their egos up about it being "real", but doesn't require that they actually test their competency in competition so they can just cruise along pretending to be a bad dude. Srs next time some dork tries to impress upon you what a tough guy he is by dropping hints about his "training" (they cant resist doing this in any social situation), just ask him how many matches hes won and watch him splutter and stutter.