This week we are breaking down the topic of, when is something wrong to do? When is it okay? When is it in a grey area?
We talk about:
- We break down the grey areas based on who you are and who you are training with
- We set some Goals about safety, learning BJJ, and enjoyment
- The rear naked tooth smash or cross face
- Knee on belly
- Twisting or grabbing fingers
- Smashing someone with pressure
- Cross face
- Using your head to push on someone
- Twisting someones head
- Smothering someone with a hand over the mouth and nose, or other torso
- Pulling on forehead or nose to get a choke from the back
- Talking your way out of a submission
- The too tired tap or quitting in a bad spot
- The not clean grappler
- Rolling with ringworm
- Rolling with the flu
- When to let go of the submission
- Getting mad when you get tapped
- Talking while rolling
Links
Quote of the week: "To acquire knowledge, one must study; but to acquire wisdom, one must observe" Marilyn vos Savant
Article of the week: 9 Things I Learned in my First Year of Jiu Jitsu
Mat Tales 7 The Triple Lindy
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