[GuardGame]

Originally Posted by azjudoboxer

Please dude, if ANYONE deserves to be punished it's you, how many posts have you started attacking Judo, and Judoka. How many posts have I started where I bashed BJJ, or BJJ players in general? Find ONE thread i started bashing BJJ, or any other MA.

Careful now, I WOULD want you to get banned! I hope you learned your lesson in making smart ass remarks and questions about BJJ or anything in general. You can thank ME for the dubs

[Q mystic]

Originally Posted by GuardGame

Careful now, I WOULD want you to get banned! I hope you learned your lesson in making smart ass remarks and questions about BJJ or anything in general. You can thank ME for the dubs

How about that. Is there a particular quote that you can entertain us with?

[GuardGame]

Originally Posted by Q mystic

How about that. Is there a particular quote that you can entertain us with?

he got dubs, end of story. i dont have to entertain with shit

[Q mystic]

Originally Posted by GuardGame

he got dubs, end of story. i dont have to entertain with shit

You're right. You don't.

[Ybot]

Originally Posted by Luther

"25) To apply Kansetsu-waza anywhere other than to the elbow joint."

When you apply correctly techniques like kimura, americana and omoplata, you feel the pressure in the shoulder, the elbow is used just to transmit the rotation. The above moves are mostly shoulder locks and thus should be prohibited in judo. However I've seen the americana (keylock) done in judo competitions. May someone explaint to me the apparent disconnect?

I practice BJJ and intend to compete in Judo so the above would be useful to me.

I've kinda wondered about this too. As a BJJ guy I know that when a kimura or Americana or omoplata is good I feel it in my shoulder. I don't recall ever tapping because of my elbow being locked up in any way. Is there any good explination for this? You judo guys when you practice newaza I would suspect that you feel the pressure/pain in the same place... How is it not against the rules then?

[Luther]

Originally Posted by Ybot

I've kinda wondered about this too. As a BJJ guy I know that when a kimura or Americana or omoplata is good I feel it in my shoulder. I don't recall ever tapping because of my elbow being locked up in any way. Is there any good explination for this? You judo guys when you practice newaza I would suspect that you feel the pressure/pain in the same place... How is it not against the rules then?

Ybot, sadly the thread got hijacked. I suspect we should open another one to get a reply.

EDIT: Shoulder Locks in Judo Competitions, please post relevant replies there.

[azjudoboxer]

Originally Posted by Soid

Hahaha nice job on the mod who double-carded him. All he does is bash BJJ for the sake of it never contributing jack. Good job. Someone wasteland this thread.. It went nowhere thanks to azjudoboxer.

Show me one thread, in which I've bashed BJJ and said it sucks? Show me one, oh wait you're too bust getting rides from mom to highschool

[Soid]

Originally Posted by azjudoboxer

Show me one thread, in which I've bashed BJJ and said it sucks? Show me one, oh wait you're too bust getting rides from mom to highschool

Dude you bash BJJ and BJJers all the time. I don't have to read through threads to prove it when obviously members here and even mods realized that you just act like a dick to piss people off. And I attend college.. not highschool. Good job. I will ignore the troll now.