I've only done one class and I already feel like a new man.

im not getting tapped by a 16 year old girl prodigy again

im stick to my muay thai

forreal if you have an ego this s*** is the worst

Rather box tbh i don’t like touching people that much

You need to combine classes with psychedelic therapy for your ego problem, friend.

BJJ + Muay Thai is a deadly combo

2nd month innit

ego isn't always a bad thing and it's led me to a lot of good things im grateful for

im too lazy to do all that plus lift

i tried muy thai for 4 months last year. i felt pretty good. but i quit cause im a quitter

do something once and go running around telling people what they should do brehs

Ok this joe Rogan

Yeah I stopped lifting cus doing this takes up all my physical time. But I have 2 days off in a week so imma try to hit the gym those days.

My body feel sore every day though. Def taxing, but I feel great when I leave.

Yall need to stop bragging with your s*** fighting skills, you cant stop a bull that is seeing red, not even with your Ching Chang Chong spastics.

Don’t think we ever gonna fight bulls m8

goat combo

basic knowledge of BJJ goes an incredibly long way and i mean as basic being able to lock an RNC and put somebody in your guard when mounted.

LOL lmao
nah just tryna point out, your fighting skills are not that important. if someone really wanna get you on ground, he can do that without taking fighting lessons.
if he be pulling a glock, you not gonna kick his gun out his hand lol.

no front tho, i respect people doing this. i see that more as a form of meditation and selfawareness.
ppl who do s*** like that are often very bravehearted and wouldnt harm a fly.

Cheers.

Gonna start training MMA 5 days a week in January

The point of training is to never have to use it, homie.

I'm not sorry for encouraging others to take an interest in protecting themselves.

but taking someone who knows bjj to the ground is the literal opposite of what you should do

this ain't karate. BJJ gives pretty important lessons on grappling and maneuvering that would give you a big advantage against those who don't know.

that being said, the best way to fight is to de-escalate. or run tf away

I want to take a martial arts class, but I'd be interested in learning muay thai instead.

Tony Jaa's Ongbak trilogy

i really want to start it since it is said that BJJ is good for smaller people against big ones and as you can expect im pretty small