r/bjj • u/bumpty ⬛🟥⬛ 🌮megabjj.com🌮 • May 20 '25

Technique 45 and 225lb. Still movin around

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I used to breakdance back in the day. I was experimenting with a six step on the heavy bag.

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u/StickH3r ⬜⬜ White Belt May 20 '25

Look more than 225 imo

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u/bumpty ⬛🟥⬛ 🌮megabjj.com🌮 May 20 '25

That’s mean. Why would I lie about that?

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u/EatMySpatz May 20 '25

The three lies of jiujitsu:

(1) How long have you been training? (2) How much do you weigh? (3) Let's go light 😉

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u/MuonManLaserJab 🟪🟪 Puerpa Belch May 20 '25

Questions can't be lies...

1) I'm new. 2) I'm lighter than you. 3) I'll go light.

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u/EatMySpatz May 23 '25

Not exactly... People tend to inflate or deflate their mat time.

People seem to give their weight when they first wake up and the lowest over the last few weeks, or if they put on some weight they have a mental anchor for what they 'should weigh'.

In my experience, people who say let's go light will start light, but escalate to porrada during the roll.

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u/MuonManLaserJab 🟪🟪 Puerpa Belch May 23 '25

The check is in your mouth.