really want to do some BJJ, boxed for about 4 years some time back, but BJJ looks dope. i just need to find the time as the place near me that does classes starts at 7pm and it hard to commit to something like that that clearly needs a fair amount of commitment with a 2 year old. Mainly meaning i cant guarantee i can get in from work and out by 7 in time with enough regularity at the moment.
its one of those things that would piss me off if i started missing classes so easier to wait until hes a bit older. i am hoping to try and commit to it sooner but last few weeks have been an eye opener to how realistic this is.
thats probably the way to go. place near me does a good class on Saturday morning mixed for kids and parents jiu jitsu but my son is way too young at the moment. if the classes started at 8pm it would be more realistic but 7 is just too early, that and i like to see him before he goes to bed and bath him etc before i go the gym or anything in the evening. i hate rushing in and out and not seeing him for a decent amount of time before he goes to bed
yeah i now, im not saying this is the case in TJās case but i mean it could be but athletes in general cant be totally 100% on everything they are given. i mean they take so many supplements etc that im sure a lot of them put blind faith in the team they pay to take care of them that its easy for a mistake to be made. someone not to read something properly etcā¦ must be the case in some cases, especially in the UFC when drug testing is so prevalent. you cant take anything with USADA and expect to get away with it. Maybe even fighters getting doped with out knowing about it by their own team, i mean a lot of fighters are not the brightest guys and will probably take anything they are told is ok.
i dont know but i mean there must be cases where someone just fucked up and it cost their fighter, deliberately or by accident but also i understand some guys just cant help but try to get an edge anyway they can
Did not expect the main event tonight to go the way it did; Iāll refrain from spoilers because weāre only the morning after, but some really good fights.
Heās way more athletic than the standard UFC heavyweight, but heās so used to working in 10 second bursts that he just gases awfully. Canāt wait to see Derrick Lewis do what he did to Browne on him haha. Browne didnāt even get convicted and he still roasted him in the cage and on the mic.
interesting to see cowboy this weekend vs iaquinta. cowboy has looked decent in his last few fights since dropping down in weight. not seen much of iaquinta apart from the khabib fight
Absolutely, but heās been 15 minutes more than once, heād have more than enough stamina for Hardy.
Agree with the assessment that Cerrone/Iaquinta should be good. Both slick strikers and surprising grapplers who seem to be taking the sport more seriously of late; Cowboy since the birth of his son, Iaquinta since the Khabib opportunity came up.
cowboy maybe realising he cant go on forever, he must be mid thirties now defiantly looks much better since the Till and Lawler losses. he doesnāt seem to have the power for welterweight and at light weight looks much more effective as a striker being a bigger lightweight. also people forget how good his ground game is, much like mike perry did, pretty sure he his black belt gi and nogi in jui jitsu which is often over looked as his fights invariably stay on the feet
