In the wrong bracket? lol at a lot of smaller comps you’re lucky to have more than 2 other people in any bracket. I’ve done a whole comp just trying to do ankle locks. Whole comp with no wrestling. It’s called working on stuff in a comp setting.
Idc if you think it's "broadening her horizon" that has to be the dumbest thing I have ever heard in a competition match.. "don't finish..." that part is the only thing that he said that matters. How dumb can you be to say that in a competition for a medal. What if she doesnt "finish with that", and the other person gets out and finishes her.. just dumb. Idc how confident he is and "knows" she's gonna win
I dunno. I feel like my coaches would have some choice words about having a competitor so ahead of the curve at blue belt that they can pick and choose what submissions to finish. Feels disrespectful and sandbaggy
How is that sandbagging? What if the student is still within 2 years of their blue belt rank but just happens to be real good? Should they just refuse to compete until a lromotion is given?
I’m so lost at this right now. What school is this? Yes I know you have hooks in and full back control, but listen that’s not the way don’t finish the way Gordon Ryan finishes 90% of his matches. Give up the position and give your opponent a chance to recover. Yeah that’s it good job. 😂😂😂😂😂 what a joke
She didn't give up position, she intentionally maneuvered her opponent and maintained control throughout the entire sequence. That's ideally what you want. Not everyone has to rush to get the sub. The coach trusts her to be able to change plans and find something else. It's a good test.
@@Elusive_Peteummm, ok. Well the beauty of being able to discuss difference of opinion. Can we agree she was poorly coached in an actual tournament? My view, she had a collar choke, full hooks and complete back take about to submit and coach said change positions. That’s giving up positions, if she lets go and the other girl turns into her this would be a different match.
@@Elusive_Peteummm, ok. Well the beauty of being able to discuss difference of opinion. Can we agree she was poorly coached in an actual tournament? My view, she had a collar choke, full hooks and complete back take about to submit and coach said change positions. That’s giving up positions, if she lets go and the other girl turns into her this would be a different match.
@@JVlife22 we don't see the entire match here but maybe it was completely obvious that she was dominating. It would be stupid if it was close and then the coach tells his student to give up position. Clearly that's not what happened because the coach knows his student will maintain control and not allow the escape. I liken it to when I roll with a teen who is half my weight. Rather than just crank out subs with no gain I make sure I can change positions with full control. It's practice. A similar discrepancy was probably evident here where the coach said "you know what, elect to do something else because the risk is low. You've got this." It's all context. If all else were equal he wouldn't have suggested it.
@@Elusive_Pete right I’m the same way. I’m ultra heavy and former pro power lifter. So it’s tough for me to roll full send. I do have a couple guys that are strict training partners. But for the most part as an ultra I work position movement. It’s why I go with these young kids they are fast I’m just old and strong lol. You right we didn’t see the whole match and yes coach knows them way better than you or I. Where you roll? I’m in Az.
Terrible coaching. As a competitor, i am trying to finish the match as soon as possible. As a coach, i am trying to help my student finish the match as soon as possible.
@@professorschoicebodyguards5523 My coach always says trying new things is for the gym and competition is for what you know, but it’s nice that it worked out for her
This is a perfect example of a great coach who has assessed the opponent, knows his student's skills intimately, and wants his student to continue advancing and growing in their BJJ journey. She is far better off having a coach like this that will push her, expand her horizons, and push her out of her comfort zone.
Coach knows she has the roll under control and wants her not to settle with an easy submission. He’s allowing her to grow and learn with an inferior opponent.
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Great advice for a roll, horrible advice for competition.
“Don’t Win!!!! Play with your food more!!!”
😂
That might be the only sub she goes to to finish and he was trying to get her to use what's in her toolbox instead of a hammer. 🤔
In a comp I’m doing what ever sub comes first. If I’m that confident to pick a sub and risk losing then I’m in the wrong bracket.
What if they’re just terrible and THEY are in the wrong bracket?
In the wrong bracket? lol at a lot of smaller comps you’re lucky to have more than 2 other people in any bracket.
I’ve done a whole comp just trying to do ankle locks. Whole comp with no wrestling. It’s called working on stuff in a comp setting.
So what if they finish with the rear-naked that's one of the most effective choke there is
No sportsmanship. Terrible coaching.
This coach is azzz
Dont finish that choke that would win you the match
I would've laughed if she managed to escape and then won on points.
Terrible advice i compete frequently and i take the sub thats available and easiest
Idc if you think it's "broadening her horizon" that has to be the dumbest thing I have ever heard in a competition match.. "don't finish..." that part is the only thing that he said that matters. How dumb can you be to say that in a competition for a medal. What if she doesnt "finish with that", and the other person gets out and finishes her.. just dumb. Idc how confident he is and "knows" she's gonna win
I dunno. I feel like my coaches would have some choice words about having a competitor so ahead of the curve at blue belt that they can pick and choose what submissions to finish.
Feels disrespectful and sandbaggy
says the bag of sand.
@@rollinOnCodesays the bag of milk
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@@rollinOnCode no thanks, just wiping off the milk stache your wife gave me. You guys sure are generous. You're lovely mother taught you well.
How is that sandbagging?
What if the student is still within 2 years of their blue belt rank but just happens to be real good?
Should they just refuse to compete until a lromotion is given?
Ahhh yes typical Muslim coach and Muslim student sandbagging lower belt comps
I’m so lost at this right now. What school is this?
Yes I know you have hooks in and full back control, but listen that’s not the way don’t finish the way Gordon Ryan finishes 90% of his matches. Give up the position and give your opponent a chance to recover. Yeah that’s it good job. 😂😂😂😂😂 what a joke
She didn't give up position, she intentionally maneuvered her opponent and maintained control throughout the entire sequence. That's ideally what you want.
Not everyone has to rush to get the sub. The coach trusts her to be able to change plans and find something else. It's a good test.
@@Elusive_Peteummm, ok. Well the beauty of being able to discuss difference of opinion. Can we agree she was poorly coached in an actual tournament?
My view, she had a collar choke, full hooks and complete back take about to submit and coach said change positions. That’s giving up positions, if she lets go and the other girl turns into her this would be a different match.
@@Elusive_Peteummm, ok. Well the beauty of being able to discuss difference of opinion. Can we agree she was poorly coached in an actual tournament?
My view, she had a collar choke, full hooks and complete back take about to submit and coach said change positions. That’s giving up positions, if she lets go and the other girl turns into her this would be a different match.
@@JVlife22 we don't see the entire match here but maybe it was completely obvious that she was dominating.
It would be stupid if it was close and then the coach tells his student to give up position. Clearly that's not what happened because the coach knows his student will maintain control and not allow the escape.
I liken it to when I roll with a teen who is half my weight. Rather than just crank out subs with no gain I make sure I can change positions with full control. It's practice.
A similar discrepancy was probably evident here where the coach said "you know what, elect to do something else because the risk is low. You've got this."
It's all context. If all else were equal he wouldn't have suggested it.
@@Elusive_Pete right I’m the same way. I’m ultra heavy and former pro power lifter. So it’s tough for me to roll full send. I do have a couple guys that are strict training partners. But for the most part as an ultra I work position movement. It’s why I go with these young kids they are fast I’m just old and strong lol. You right we didn’t see the whole match and yes coach knows them way better than you or I. Where you roll? I’m in Az.
Terrible coaching. As a competitor, i am trying to finish the match as soon as possible. As a coach, i am trying to help my student finish the match as soon as possible.
She probably does it all the time, he wanted her to push herself to finish a match another way. He knows his student better than all of us.
Not the rnc, but sure armbar...? Armbars are far easier to achieve in my opinion. So why? Haha
Guys she might blow out her arms trying to get the choke now she has 2 more rolls to go,
Whats wrong with a rear naked choke finish lol
What a terrible coach, had a sub and said dont finish with rnc 🤦♂️
Ol girl in grey got some water weight.
Why not ??
Working on other Techniques. She knew she could finish with the RNC.
You have to try new things and be willing to fail to grow.
@@professorschoicebodyguards5523 My coach always says trying new things is for the gym and competition is for what you know, but it’s nice that it worked out for her
@@professorschoicebodyguards5523 That's pretty insulting to your competitor
@@professorschoicebodyguards5523What an answer!!!!! Def gonna use that mentality going forward, thanks!!!!
@@Loneshdo fuck them get good
She had so much control over her opponent! Wow
“Don’t finish with that…. I gave the ref a card with a different prediction!”
-probably Gordon Ryan her coach
bow n arrow is my favorite. congrats on the sub. god bless
Rear naked is a classic for no GI also it was really tight😢
Lmao why
If you work hard for the position cool
Her coach or who ever is probably just pushing her and opening up her vision my guess
lol
Reppin the Muslim sisters out here ! Respect !
Mad respect, mashallah!
This is not haram
Fighting is haram.
This is a perfect example of a great coach who has assessed the opponent, knows his student's skills intimately, and wants his student to continue advancing and growing in their BJJ journey. She is far better off having a coach like this that will push her, expand her horizons, and push her out of her comfort zone.
That’s what the gym is for. Competition is for doing your absolute best.
I agree! It was obvious Mia was dominating her opponent.
Total control
Coach knows she has the roll under control and wants her not to settle with an easy submission. He’s allowing her to grow and learn with an inferior opponent.
Grab her hoodie and she will let go
😂😂
Might get wrist locked in the process though..
@@Simonstockton82 Not everyone gets it!
We get it
Smash