[matt101]

Originally Posted by Skyline21

i dont mind the spazz. Going at a fast pace imo is good practice for competition. If ur not used to people transitioning quickly and pressing to pass/finish etc then ur gonna suck in mma/grappling comps.

I hate people who tap before u get the hold applied.

I hate sandbaggers.

I hate those who think they are the shit.

I hate those who frown upon leglocks.

I hate rolling with girls! Cant take it seriously!!

I hate rolling with first days ppl who dont know guard from a kimura. 5 minute roll with 30 taps is a bit pointless!!

Sandbaggers ?

[Q mystic]

Originally Posted by Doop

yeah when i was bending his arm he was trying to bend it the other way when it was already fully extended and he just wouldnt tap i wasnt cranking it but i held it in and eventually it just went pop and it swoll up and now hes gone for a while

If he seemed otherwise normal, then oh well. Seriously, you cannot cater to people with the rules if they are serious about it.

I have to assume that he was well informed about tapping and the consequences. I usually try an communicate with a look or words. Like, 'not yet?' and apply slowly under the assumption that it isn't working.

I know what you are saying and it is sad.

[czar2]

rolled with a wrestler once, who used crossface and crossnecks on me.

[elvis 78]

What about "go light" guy he asks if you want to roll but "go light you know really easy" and when you agree you take it really easy on him letting him escape good positions and sub attempts, but when he gets a sub attemts on you the whole go light thing is forgoten and he try's full power to sub you like it's life and death

[Farnsworth]

One guy, I haven't seen mentioned yet, is the "no-base guy". Usually, a white belt.

You'll be setting up an great sweep, and he practically falls over before you finish the move. I hate that!

[zfolwick]

Originally Posted by elvis 78

What about "go light" guy he asks if you want to roll but "go light you know really easy" and when you agree you take it really easy on him letting him escape good positions and sub attempts, but when he gets a sub attemts on you the whole go light thing is forgoten and he try's full power to sub you like it's life and death

I have that problem.... I have to step back alot and say "hold on.. . adrenaline's getting going. I need to calm down". I'm like a big dog that gets excited when it's time to play-- sometimes I play rough with no technique.

[morlach]

This is more for wrestling but the sweaty fat kid whose got fifty pounds on you and just likes to lay there and smother you
shit pisses me off
its the part of practice where i pull guard and start throwing up subs

[Gsoares2]

Originally Posted by DaRuckus337

Those aren't wrestlers. Those are losers who claim to have wrestled, or just jj stereotypes of wrestlers that a Sherdogger who has never actually rolled with a real wrestler thinks makes a clever response to this thread topic. Wrestlers are the guys who are in better shape than you and when inexperienced, are more likely not to tap until it's too late.

There are two wrestlers at our school in particular that are the opposite. Tough as nails, fight to the finish type guys. Getting good at jiujitsu too.

But there are a couple new guys who are good wrestlers, who fit the claim to a T. They are spastic as hell during technical sessions, and balls to the walls in sparing. At least untill they gas, then they say something like "Oh i shouldnt have eaten all that mexican food" and they will sit out and continue over reacting to their fake about to puke story. once they are fully rested and ready they will come back and try to blast some one at 100%.

[flashNsmash]

Originally Posted by Farnsworth

One guy, I haven't seen mentioned yet, is the "no-base guy". Usually, a white belt.

You'll be setting up an great sweep, and he practically falls over before you finish the move. I hate that!

lol agreed, makes it very hard to refine technique

[zfolwick]

Originally Posted by Gsoares2

. . . and they will sit out and continue over reacting to their fake about to puke story. once they are fully rested and ready they will come back and try to blast some one at 100%.

That's me! (6 months ago)

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