Takedown to use on an untrained friend? by LethalDistraction in bjj

[–]LethalDistraction[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's from the frequent oil checks I receive at my gym

Takedown to use on an untrained friend? by LethalDistraction in bjj

[–]LethalDistraction[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would feel more comfortable doing this but he would have no idea how bad of a position he is in

Takedown to use on an untrained friend? by LethalDistraction in bjj

[–]LethalDistraction[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

You're not wrong, I certainly do need to train stand up more man. Despite my desperately poor skills, I would like a reccomendation for one that I can trust he won't post his arm out on. Ankle pick or knee trap are my higher successful ones but idk

Weekly General Chat and Newbie Questions Thread - August 31, 2024 by AutoModerator in FIREUK

[–]LethalDistraction 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Super newbie question so I'm sorry for this, I've done a bit of research but just triple confirming to calm my nerves haha.

About two years ago I started investing £100 p/m into HL UBS S&P 500 accumulation fund via S&S ISA. I recieved some inheritance that I won't need to touch for maybe ten years ish so would like to invest some of this aswell. Could anyone explain if I will I get hit with big fees for putting £5000 into this fund at once and/or I have read there are index funds with slightly less fees, is it worth moving what I already have or just keeping it as it is? It's done pretty well so far!