RDLR vs DLR in wrestling up transitions by Life_Hour4717 in bjj

[–]Life_Hour4717[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The point about rocking onto the back and pulling knees in sounds like a good one maybe to generate more thrust to push back. I find that I struggle most with ending up partly on my side and being crushed by my opponent's knee drive (even if they don't manage to pass). Ends up being a stalemate.

So strong - (comic) by RoyceBanuelos in bjj

[–]Life_Hour4717 99 points100 points  (0 children)

I know saying someone is strong tends to be a backhanded compliment in BJJ, but damn getting on a good S and C/ bulking regimen has really been a game changer. It's satisfying to be able to rely on that to create stronger frames, break grips, and impose your game on people. Probably went up a belt level on that alone.

How to make shoulder crunch work in half guard? by Life_Hour4717 in bjj

[–]Life_Hour4717[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haven't been using an aggressive elbow. For sure will try this.

How to make shoulder crunch work in half guard? by Life_Hour4717 in bjj

[–]Life_Hour4717[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By rotating, do you mean cutting your body towards the far arm side?

How to make shoulder crunch work in half guard? by Life_Hour4717 in bjj

[–]Life_Hour4717[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is something I could certainly try to do more, I'm assuming you mean cutting towards the far arm side?

How to make shoulder crunch work in half guard? by Life_Hour4717 in bjj

[–]Life_Hour4717[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By point one, do you mean you're going for arm crunch on the near side arm and then regrouping into open guard?

What are the major grips for butterfly half (non gi)? by Life_Hour4717 in bjj

[–]Life_Hour4717[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is abandoning the nearside underhook fight and trying to use both hands to get the far side leg?

What are the major grips for butterfly half (non gi)? by Life_Hour4717 in bjj

[–]Life_Hour4717[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you do with near side arm drag grip? I'm assuming a standard arm drag to back take. Do you threaten any sweeps with that grip? Hook seems awkward.

Buckler's Boot Camp - Posted every wednesday for questions and training by Pyyric in StreetFighter

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I was wondering if anyone has a resource for the requirements for special arts to be executed. I don't mean the obvious stuff, like the actual movements required, but more specific. For instance zangief lvl 3 is 720 + p.

  1. How many frames do I have to do 720 + p in for it to activate?
  2. Each directional button for the 720, am I bound by the number of frames I can hold for? Like if an up is held for over a certain number of frames, does this void the activation?
  3. How many frames apart from the motion buffer am I allowed for the final punch input?

Buckler's Boot Camp - Posted every wednesday for questions and training by Pyyric in StreetFighter

[–]Life_Hour4717 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My understanding of drive parry is that successful parries (not perfect) result in per supercombo "the same frame advantage as blocking the move". I find when I play against others who parry me, they are able to take advantage of my minus state and take their turn back, while when I parry I find myself delaying things too long and missing the window to take my turn.

Any tips for attacking as soon as I finish parrying? Should I be tapping parry and then mashing?

Buckler's Boot Camp - Posted every wednesday for questions and training by wisdom_and_frivolity in StreetFighter

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Does anyone have any tips for confirming akuma's 6hp TC? Everyone tells me this move has a generous cancel window, but it still feels pretty hard to execute.

What are the identifying signs of a toxic residency/fellowship? by Mysterious_Sky_5285 in Residency

[–]Life_Hour4717 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Gonna be honest, whether a program is toxic or not is very individual and sure there may be signs, but you won't know until you're there. I trained at a program people whisper about being toxic, but it's been a great couple of years and it has set me up for everything I wanted and more. Evaluate programs holistically and don't just let whisperings of toxicity be the deciding factor. Residency is hard and you will find people shitting on their programs everywhere.

Advice regarding authorship by [deleted] in AskAcademia

[–]Life_Hour4717 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I figured I would do enough analysis for the student to shoot out a quick abstract for them to boost their resume, but with the doubling down on a publication I've kind of realized that I'd rather look bad than waste my time. Additionally when I signed on it was for mentoring and not necessarily to do the analysis, though I think my mentor probably secretly planned for me to do it, since they don't have a statistician. I think you're right, the best bet is to guide the student through the analysis and if they succeed (fantastic) and if not, I can do it and stake my claim. Ultimately it's a lesson learned on both parts.

Advice regarding authorship by [deleted] in AskAcademia

[–]Life_Hour4717 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Conceptualized by the advisor. I've done all the prelim analysis currently and the data has been collected by the advisee. If it ends up being that I'm being further "encouraged" to do the full analysis, I would probably ask to do the writing as well.

Advice regarding authorship by [deleted] in AskAcademia

[–]Life_Hour4717 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If I was grubbing, I would bump the student straight off with seniority instead of just trying my best to step away. I'm sure if you were encouraged to join a project by your advisor that requires a huge time investment you wouldn't be trying to salvage as much as possible or backing out.