why reply if you dont want to help?

[yuma1986]

your practicing jiu-jitsu and you dont respect "the ground game"? ummm, ok

in my sentence i said, "not that i dont respect it" which means i do respect it, i was just saying im not much of a fan of watching it. you must read more clearly.

the only way i could gain muscle and stay in the same bracket would be to lose as much water weight as possible before a fight. wont take much. my weight shifts several pounds throughout the course of a day.
i could just go sit in my front yard and sweat for a few hours in the 110+ degree weather we have here.

[MuscleScience]

in my sentence i said, "not that i dont respect it" which means i do respect it, i was just saying im not much of a fan of watching it. you must read more clearly.

the only way i could gain muscle and stay in the same bracket would be to lose as much water weight as possible before a fight. wont take much. my weight shifts several pounds throughout the course of a day.
i could just go sit in my front yard and sweat for a few hours in the 110+ degree weather we have here.

I just dropped about thirty pounds to get back into mma so that I would not gas in seconds. It sucks dropping weight especially if it was hard fought lean mass....lol

I am kinda with you on the ground game thing. However as I started learning more about MMA as a whole I started to see some of the little things that happen only on the mat that I didnt see before going into my training. Now I watch fights and see a sweep or an submission or even just a simple pass and can see the technique and chest matches being played out that I couldnt see before.

[yuma1986]

i hear ya. the better i get at it, the more i like it lol. we train in seven minute rounds. its no fun lol. sparring 7 minutes, rolling 7 minutes, everything. that will most definately up the gas tank