Attn Grapplers/Judokas/JiuJitsu guys!

[Mr. Freeze 69]

One thing that i have always been told in sinking a choke is that "if you have to use any strength, you are doing it incorrectly" To the end i believe this is correct.

To summarize:
Gear does give an advantage, but only if your training is allready well-rounded. As with everything, build a foundation (technique) and then follow with all else. If someone can beat you with little contes regularly then aas usage willl probably not help; but if your training is good and a opponents is equally as good and you guys usually have very competitive fights, then this is where maybe a little added strength will come into play. AAS is not THE answer it is A possible supplement to the answer.
Just my two cents. [/B]

Well said, and I applude you, kaoz&zen!!!!! Finally, I have reached someone how knows what their talking about !!! This is so rare that I had to send you some Kama!!!

 

[Trolo]

Seems like this Mr.Miyagi wannabe wont understand the truth between kicking air in a dojo and actual combat. If you think that a fight where both fighters are close in skill but separate greatly by weight is not one-sided then youre a moron. I am a purple belt in bjj and I agree that technique works greatly against opponents (regardless of weight) when theyre unskilled or have little time training but when an opponent outweighs me by more then 30-40lbs and have been training for a while (high bluebelt) things get different. Why do you think there are weight classes even in realityfighting-oriented sports? Stop watching your Don the Dragon Wilson ficks and get in touch with reality dumbass! There is no worse blind than that who doesnt want to see. Add that to your karate bible, Daniel-san!

 

[Mr. Freeze 69]

O.k. Cupcake here we go again..Who said anything about kicking air in the first place. Second of all you can take that cute "purple belt" (ha, ha) of yours and I'll show you what it's worth. Next Cupcake I have 18 yrs of training on this "actual combat" discussion. When you mother was still wiping shit off your ass, I was training. And finally all these "phrases and movie stars" you keep talking about, evadently your the "movie dream boy" here. I refuse to even watch the things!!! But I guess you believe in them soooo much that you can't help but to watch (and believe) these stupid things. So do me a favor, PULL YOUR FUCKIN' HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS, COME UP FOR AIR, AND PLEEEEASE GET A CLUE!!!!!!! I think I'm done taking you to school now "dream boy"

 

[Enigmaxxx7]

I'm a blackbelt in BRA JiuJitsu and a Winny-Test cycle always did wonders. Just a little test. Not much. Just enough to keep the joints from hurting.

Anavar only cycle may be a good choice.

Fina will get you strong and cut but I'm afraid you will be cramping like a bitch while sparring. My muscles spasm bad when on Fina.

 

[Arona]

MR FREEZE 69:

I dont like your attitude.

Please be my guest:

Me and my friends Minotauro, Mario Sperry will come to the USA soon
for seminares please give the Seminar Holder a Call And I WILL
Be more than happy to fight You in Vale tudo rules.
I will give the seminar hosts number to you as soon as the seminar is dated.


Paulo
BJJ Brown belt
Brazilian Top Team
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil

Adress:
Brazilian Top Team - AABB - Avenida Borges de Medeiros, 829 - Lagoa - Rio de Janeiro - RJ - Brazil

PS: Put up Or SHUT UP
Brazilian Top Team - AABB - Avenida Borges de Medeiros, 829 - Lagoa - Rio de Janeiro - RJ - Brazil

 

[Audio8]

Guys, try to focus on the question to the thread please, and do not flame (Mr. Freeze). We can be civilized here.


Trolo,
I would reccomend adding a small dose of Deca (maybe 200mg/ week) with your winny/anavar stack. Deca is great for keeping your joints nice and lubricated, and you will not put on noticable mass at that dose. A dose of 400mg and up will start bulking you up, which I'm assuming is not what you want.

 

[ripped1979]

woooooo HOLOD ON THERE FREEZE...

ARE U SAYING JUDO IS NOT A REAL MARTIAL ART??? WHAT MARTIAL ARTS ARE U INTO?

 

[Mr. Freeze 69]

Re: woooooo HOLOD ON THERE FREEZE...

Ripped 1979-- That is the last thing I am trying to say!!! I think Judo and Jujuitsu are EXTREMELY effective combat systems. I have th utmost respect for both of these two sytems. My ONLY problem is with people who ACTUALLY believe that steroids will make their TECHNIQUE better. Yes they will make you stronger, but they won't help for technique that you dont already have. I apoligize if that's the way people have viewed my statement. The thread got so heated we completely veared off of the orginal argument. And for that I apoligize sincerly.

Arona-- Please read the above, and do not take the other statements from before as a personal attack to you or your Art. Like I said, I have NO arguments, in your system for effectiveness. For I too, am a Jujuitsu student. So you and I are on the same page. If you took this personal, then I apolgize for that. Let me finish by saying "Please keep the art of TRADITION, alive and well", and good luck to EVERYONE who reads this.

 

[Mr. Freeze 69]

Guys, try to focus on the question to the thread please, and do not flame (Mr. Freeze). We can be civilized here.


AUDIO 8 ,
Thanks for the statement, and bringing us a reality check. I will be more civilized. (Bad, Mr. Freeze, I hate it when he comes out!!) I really should take those pills the Dr. gave me. (ha, ha) All kidding aside, Thanks again AUDIO 8 for bringing us back down to earth.............Freeze

 

[ripped1979]

cool freeze!

yea thats right judo is one of the best grappling techniques! 96%of street fights end up on the ground..