How long will it be before you all actually start training some of your fighters in conditioning?
Gracie JJ was created with the philosophy that all fights go to the ground on the street. Fair enough.
However, did Gracie JJ ever take in to account "athletes" entering and destroying even the most skilled Gracie JJ fighters?
I only ask because unlike the "challengers" of the old UFC's oh, like the "Harold Howards" the "Paul Varleans" the "Kimos" the "Retards" basically of the martial arts world circa 1992....
Gracie Jiu Jitsu hasn't done so well vs. well trained athletes 21st century.......
Even retired ones who came back like Frank Shamrock?
So is BJJ dead?
No, but it's getting there, cause you need to have basic jiu jitsu in your game nowadays... Basic meaning....A SPRAWL.
I mean 13 year old surf boarders know BJJ today.....
So the question is.....
How does BJJ match up against MODERN DAY MMA Warriors????????
And don't get me started on how Royce got dominated by a Matt Hughes who almost got his head taken off by Penn..................
And Penn still lost! No conditioning! When will BJJ adapt to the MODERN WORLD????????
I'm sure the successfull BJJ based fighters from teams like BTT can tell you a thing or two about conditioning... It doesn't exactly take a rocket scientist to see that (a) BJJ is necessary in MMA (at least in its No-Gi form) and that (b) you need gas to do any sport where high levels of physical exertion is involved.
Wow Pedrokick911 you must be the greatest fighter and best condition champion of all time. I'm sure you've trained with and beaten all the Gracies and laughed in their faces as they lay down exhausted and you continued to flap your gums. It's a shame you haven't yet been discovered and changed the way the world of competitive fighters fight. I know however that when you finish brushing the oreo cookie crumbs off your keyboard, you'll have the perfect answer to why you nor anyone in your family has never held any championship belt.
I train mainly in BJJ and techniques aside, my instructor is all about conditioning, cardio, strength etc... we spend as much time on these elements of our game as on techniques and sparring.
you gotta have gas in the tank... if a fighter lacks conditioning it's nothing to do with whether they're a BJJ fighter or any other style, it's how you train for the fight...
nice to see that the bjj hate is still strong here on the underground...LOL