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Tap Semi-Early and Extremely Often

By nuclearchainsaw on May 22, 2013 • ( 2 )

You’ve heard it thousands upon millions of times, “tap early, tap often”, but how much of that goes into one ear and right out the other? How many times do you start rolling and get exhausted because you were trying… Read More ›

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Some Random Jiu Jitsu Tips For Your Game

By nuclearchainsaw on September 17, 2012 • ( 0 )

Jiu Jitsu borders steak and tits on my list of things that I think are awesome. I’ve come to the reality that black belts won’t give away secrets that they’ve spent years discovering from thousands of hours of rolling. They… Read More ›

Weak Point Training In Jiu Jitsu – It Isn’t That Bad

By nuclearchainsaw on July 15, 2012 • ( 0 )

Last Friday was the 13th. It was also one of the best days of rolling I’ve had in a while…go figure. With school and work (and injuries) lately, my jitz time has really taken a back seat to that bastard… Read More ›

The Difference Between Blue Belt And Purple In Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

By nuclearchainsaw on May 16, 2012 • ( 2 )

There is a difference between blue and purple belts…a big one. Being a fresh purple belt, I can’t tell you what it’s like to be a purple just yet, but I know what made me one…flow and confidence. As a… Read More ›

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Your Instructor Knows You Have To Lose

By nuclearchainsaw on March 6, 2012 • ( 0 )

If you’ve ever heard the term “quicksand”, used in competition, you know what I’m talking about…you lose once, no big deal. Lose again, you think it’s just a bad couple of months…lose again…uh-oh…something is wrong…then you think instead of react… Read More ›