RippedRichandIncel
Recruit
★★★
- Joined
- Nov 8, 2017
- Posts
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It is by far the best thing you can do for yourself.
Learning how to punch, kick and grapple; learning how to utilise all that strength and size you gained at the gym. The confidence, the knowledge that if anyone tried to start something, you would have their number. Knowing that you could brutalise any woman you wanted in milliseconds.
You also get the chance to choke women out COMPLETELY LEGALLY. I got my blue belt in BJJ a couple years ago, and I have rolled with women countless times. They don't approach me to roll, but by the time you've asked them, almost everyone else will have paired up and they'll regretfully acquiesce. Then it's go-time.
Five minutes on the timer. You can exercise your will, use all your strength and skill to dominate your partner. I try to be gentle for the most part. I made the mistake of suplexing a girl one time. We were starting from standing, and the wrestling at BJJ clubs is mediocre at the best of times. I practice wrestling too, so it was a simple matter, but I underestimated how little strength it would take and slammed this petite indian girl hard into the mat. She gasped hard as the wind left her lungs, which was an arousing sound, but ultimately disappointing as it brought the roll to an end. Don't make that mistake: be gentle. Pull guard, let her work her top game, and then, once she's feeling comfortable, sweep her, take her back, and lock in a tight choke. Start squeezing hard from the outset, because she will likely tap fast (unless she's one of the more serious competitors who might try and resist for longer).
So, why aren't you MMA-maxxing yet?
Learning how to punch, kick and grapple; learning how to utilise all that strength and size you gained at the gym. The confidence, the knowledge that if anyone tried to start something, you would have their number. Knowing that you could brutalise any woman you wanted in milliseconds.
You also get the chance to choke women out COMPLETELY LEGALLY. I got my blue belt in BJJ a couple years ago, and I have rolled with women countless times. They don't approach me to roll, but by the time you've asked them, almost everyone else will have paired up and they'll regretfully acquiesce. Then it's go-time.
Five minutes on the timer. You can exercise your will, use all your strength and skill to dominate your partner. I try to be gentle for the most part. I made the mistake of suplexing a girl one time. We were starting from standing, and the wrestling at BJJ clubs is mediocre at the best of times. I practice wrestling too, so it was a simple matter, but I underestimated how little strength it would take and slammed this petite indian girl hard into the mat. She gasped hard as the wind left her lungs, which was an arousing sound, but ultimately disappointing as it brought the roll to an end. Don't make that mistake: be gentle. Pull guard, let her work her top game, and then, once she's feeling comfortable, sweep her, take her back, and lock in a tight choke. Start squeezing hard from the outset, because she will likely tap fast (unless she's one of the more serious competitors who might try and resist for longer).
So, why aren't you MMA-maxxing yet?





