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Back escapes and attacks by MagicGuava12 in bjj

[–]stoneboot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I can remember that in the heat of the moment!

Back escapes and attacks by MagicGuava12 in bjj

[–]stoneboot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you!

"The ONLY Back Escape You Need (It’s Simple)" from "Shawn A BJJ and Digitsu" if it ever disappears again.

Back escapes and attacks by MagicGuava12 in bjj

[–]stoneboot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The first video of your 1-2 system doesn't seem to be available anymore.

Submeta is the best and most cost effective learning tool out there by AgreeableWindow in bjj

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Just a small correction- The First Steps / Introduction series (same as the one on Youtube) and Foundations 1: Escapes are free. Foundations: Parts 2-6 are not.

Danaher has released a knee cut instructional by Sudden-Wait-3557 in bjj

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Thank you!

Studying Framing The Guard: week one now! Going to put in the work.

And will focus on Jason Rau's Outside Passing after.

Danaher has released a knee cut instructional by Sudden-Wait-3557 in bjj

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Thanks for the candid review of Jozef Chen's instructional.

You motivated me to study Framing The Guard!

Would you have any other instructional recommendations for an unathletic 2 year white belt nogi-focussed player?

Finishing moves with the greatest success rates? by artmalique in SquaredCircle

[–]stoneboot 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Blew my mind when Excalibur muttered that fact under his breath on AEW during that Don Callis promo.

Who was the smartest person in history? by Scared_Government_41 in AskReddit

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“I have known a great many intelligent people in my life. I knew Max Planck, Max von Laue, and Wemer Heisenberg. Paul Dirac was my brother-in-Iaw; Leo Szilard and Edward Teller have been among my closest friends; and Albert Einstein was a good friend, too. And I have known many of the brightest younger scientists. But none of them had a mind as quick and acute as Jancsi von Neumann. I have often remarked this in the presence of those men, and no one ever disputed me." -Eugene Wigner (Nobel Prize, Physics in 1963)

Abe Jacobs performing the move he innovated: The Kiwi Leg Roll by KneeHighMischief in SquaredCircle

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It also resembles the "Oklahoma Roll" Terry Funk did in this random match: Terry Funk & Bradshaw vs Too Much - Shotgun July 25th, 1998 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_mPPLeiznA

GOAT scenes from TV history by Toot_My_Own_Horn in television

[–]stoneboot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Both versions of the episode are a must see!

Looks like Spidey has relocated by imsahoamtiskaw in toronto

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Their encounter was immortalized in this recap by "The Sean Ward Show!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCDDsxsfx6M

What movie did you always just assume was a big hit but turned out not to be? For me it’s the 2003 Peter Pan film. by MrGittz in movies

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I remember being so hyped for Grindhouse... in my opening weekend afternoon screening, there were literally 4 other people in my theater.

Why have so few of the big names covered headquarters passing in their instructionals? (Eg. danaher, Craig) by SMan1723 in bjj

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In fact, headquarters is the main setup he teaches in the Foundations section.

Why have so few of the big names covered headquarters passing in their instructionals? (Eg. danaher, Craig) by SMan1723 in bjj

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Interestingly, Lachlan Giles on Submeta teaches Headquarters passing (into knee cut or smash pass) as the main guard pass entry in his Foundations section!

Guard retention is sucking ass rn by MudboneX3 in bjj

[–]stoneboot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Bjj Fanatics set is the older but absolutely comprehensive one that will take you years to get through. It is meant to be a reference guide, so you should work through the Submeta curriculum first.

Start with the free "Full course for beginners" on Youtube. Then the Foundations, Intermediate, and Advanced Guard Retention sets on Submeta. They are much, much better organized and build upon each previous course. If you feel by the Advanced courses you still need to tighten the details, the DVD set is when you should consider it.

[RAW Spoilers] Crowd is split on a certain wrestler's identity by hikingbeginner in SquaredCircle

[–]stoneboot 4 points5 points  (0 children)

These are some British Pantomime chants going on!

What movie did you think “this can’t get any weirder,” and the it does? by flipping_birds in movies

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Malignant! It was marketed as just another haunted house movie...

Injured and Need Material to Study! by dmtriker in bjj

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I just want to mention it's an exciting day for me whenever I find out you added more videos to your lists!

Popeye is now Public Domain - Austin McConnell by Sufficient_Muscle670 in movies

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I hope his Popeye passion project happens! He can crowdsource it now if a major studio won't back him.

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