Daisy Fresh: An American Jiu-Jitsu Story (Episode One)
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This is amazing! Just wish they would eat better 😂😂
"Biscuits and Gravy" - Jacob Couch
What’s up champ!
This is all dope, but something is off. Money is being made and not spent on some basic safety issues.
Having your boys sleep like bums and labeling it toughness isn’t it. Someone is making money and not doing the bare minimum for these guys.
Best of luck to you all! I hope I’m wrong, and all of y’all are champs one day!
@@Knightlife07 you're a chump
Theres gonna be a ringworm mutation traced back to this place
Lmao. It’s already out there
I hear its where Covid started.
Dude I train there and this is a sadly accurate comment. We've been open through the pandemic too I don't know how we've avoided a mass infection.
Fun fact: in the 20 years psf has existed- Not one case of ringworm, staph, nada.
Tony Ferguson is the one who killed that racoon in the attic.
To anyone who doesn't train BJJ at the moment, I can assure you the bjj lifestyle does NOT require you to have torn knees, herniated discs, torn shoulders and the plethora of other injuries he mentions while at the clinic to stitch up his eye. You may not be a champion, but you can safely train this sport by picking safe training partners, having appropriate warm ups/cool downs and looking after your body/diet. Getting good at this sport requires longevity and training smart. I don't feel these guys necessarily have longevity in mind, he says himself if he breaks a leg he trains with one leg, if he breaks his neck, he'll always be glad he had his team. That's admirable but it is not a pre requisite for success in this sport.
Completely agree but how people interpret the juijitsu lifestyle is so different and thats what i love. You have the SolCal surfing, skating, beach lifestyle. You have traditionals (gi only) often rejecting leg attacks. The nogi crew, like DDS. And then you have these guys who live and breathe jitz in a very hardcore way. Theres a lifestyle for everyone and some that have yet to be discovered. BJJ is very new theres so many lifestyles associated with it to be discovered
I don’t get the whole SoCal thing tbh, I lived in both Orlando, and San Diego, I’ve never trained harder, bled more, gotten injured more, than when I was in SD. Orlando was a bunch of casuals, which isn’t bad, but if you want to grind a good gym has nothing to do with where it’s located, which is the point they’re trying to make but still contradict themselves
@@ethanm7968 I think it's much simpler than what you're saying here. The jiu-jitsu lifestyle to me, is exactly the reason we are all here. We love training jiu-jitsu and use it as a tool/vehicle for self improvement. Anything else we do (like skating, surfing, shakas, saying Ops, eating acai etc lol) are just extra curricular.
No one wants to hear it but it's true.
Good to know. How about starting later in life, life 48 yrs old? Totally possible if taken precautions?
This is like the Westside Barbell of jiu-jitsu.
I said the same exact thing except Heath isn’t an asshole like Louie and these guys aren’t ego maniacs like the westside guys. But similar culture and environment for sure.
Thats what i was thinking
Facts! I see west side bar t shirts here in Celina.
Texted my buddy this exact same thing ha
@Anthony Hernandez haha exactly. These guys at Daisy Fresh are all pure toughness. I am rooting for them to destroy every juice head they grapple against in tourneys.
Anyone else get a staph infection from this video?
Fun fact, they haven't had even a ring worm in there.
No ringworm, no staph, no funny rashes or growths.. Just a contagious bug that makes you win gold medals all the time.
It is dirty and the irony of the unwashed gis in a laundromat is real, but I train there and have never gotten staph, but I'm surprised I wash asap after being in the mats. I have gotten staph when I trained at "the lab" and it's an upscale pretty gym. IDK, grappling sports can lead to some nasty skin issues if you're not careful, but you just take a shower when you get home.
It’s a joke y’all can relax now lol
Twice actually.
Jiu jitsu gym and a laundromat together is a good business idea.
Agreed
hahaha most fun comment
You can't wash your gi there though😉
Did you watch the video? They dont have washers and dryers there
FYI, either John Will or Peter DeBeen did that here in Australia. Gym is above a laundromat. Gi's laundered is part of the gym fees.
I'm surprised David Gogins hasn't showed up here yet
Classic. This gym is where David Gogin's learned his mentality.
David goons was born on this mats
This gym is gonna be the gym that will get him into bjj
He spoke with Joe Rogan about BJJ and he didn't sound like is something he could enjoy.
It was too soft for goggins
Andrew can’t be a real person bro that’s insane he’s like a fucking super genius that lives like he’s a dragon ball z character
That is the most flattering description of me that I have ever heard
Wow.. I’ve never heard it summarized so accurately before..
He even has grips like a super Saiyan too! 😂
@@AndrewWiltse bro when are the daisy fresh boys gonna sell some merch and do some seminar tours. Me and my money is extremely interested.
@@dirkstonsommers3776 they're too busy training
oh he's real. he came to triangle franklin to help Clay Mayfield a while ago when I was there and him and bird truly are that mental @Andrew Wiltse
BJJ Cult 101. Jiu Jitsu is the religion and laundromats is the church 😂
Churches make money, a lot of it. This group doesn’t it seems
@100$a month LOL
Lol
Hey do you need. Your birth certificate! I think I can help
If you donate only 10 cents a day, you can feed these elite athletes. Talk about the grind and getting after goals. These guys know what it takes. holy shit
Good idea. I don't think this is an appropriate use of the USDA food stamp program.
"Kindness is a language that the deaf can hear and the blind can see"
"Toughest people in the world are from the midwest cuz it's cold"
Russians: "allow us to introduce ourselves"
Right? Just travel, and you will see what real hardship is. These dudes are gutting it out, but they're not from the mountains of a former Soviet. Bloc state nor are they born in an Amazonian city and eating once a day and training BJJ. It's American suffering, which is tough, but c'mon.
@@interestedparty7523 Exactly, much respect to these guys but they're eating at Panda Express haha
*Thais* “Y’all hear something?”
I like to call Russians the other white people, by far the toughest people on earth
@@interestedparty7523 Theyre pretty closr. Southern il is former coal country. Its like mini-appalachia.
By many metrics, theyre not first world.
LOL Holy shit. The amount of stealth/outright bragging on here about having it so bad, and how tough it makes you, and how much easier other gyms have it. Meanwhile your gym owner is begging for donations on reddit to pay for your food. 1st worlders, pretending to be 3rd worlders, for clout. The fucking balls...
"my parents told me I was a wizard"
-Andrew Wiltse; BJJ Wizard.
Ryan “The Wizard” Hall entered the chat
With all this witchcraft and crystals its not suprising that they had suicide taughts and depressions. They should seek Jesus
God bless the gym owner for helping all of those guys. Awesome documentary.
They didn’t need help 🤣 It’s not like Heath has picked a bunch of homeless kids off the street and given them direction.
They’re just a bunch of complete doofus’s who chose to be there.
This is the longest Panda Express ad I’ve ever see.
These guys are going to start another pandemic.
😂
@@onehero8317 tough guy
Lmfao
I just spit out my drink laughing
They have! It’s called tough as ballz jits! It seems to have variants as they get promoted haha. Cheers
"Being content and comfortable is a killer of any career. You need something to push yourself. You need something to want."
Dudes rocking Shoyorolls on third world country mats lol.
priority?
@@tryharder3214 maybe sponsorship?
@@Thomas0x00 probably. They work with Flo, gym grows up. Had a talk with my coach and he mentioned that “Daisy” have been known before, but with latest videos they really blow up.
Needed this. I’m signing back up tomorrow
You can do it champ! Go get those rounds in!
Let's go 💪🏿
I feel you it’s been a year and a half for me. Gota get back in there
Are you in
So how does it feel getting after it again?
you're immune to covid if you train here
Love the toughness mentality of this, but if you want to be world class, you need a functioning body. Injuries may necessarily be part of the sport but catastrophic injuries are absolutely not, and your "world-class" grip break technique will mean jack shit when you lose all ligament strength in your hands. Unnecessarily short careers from talented athletes are a shame
I’m currently dealing with this I’m soon to be a blue belt and I feel like my performance Has went down while my technique has gone up and I’m mad because I use to be stronger and not ache like I’m pretty sure I came pretty close to rupturing my bicep tendons from over gripping and going to hard without enough recovery time I just don’t want to take a month off and then all the new guys catch up to me and then I’m on the bottom again ! It’s a struggle I don’t know how to adjust please help 🙏
This is why no one will remember your name.
@@pahwraith Yeah they will they'll remember me as the dude that could walk
@@pahwraith What does it matter what strangers think of you? The important thing in life is providing and being there for your family, can't do that when you're constantly broken and injured.
Honestly, Andrew is insanely eloquent. I would love to listen to him give a TedTalk.
Ask him what your doing wrong on your knee cut and he’ll do it
You have to get him to sit down and focus first! 😂🤷♂️
interesting word choice
They need to make a gofundme or something
hell yeah
I was thinking the same thing - I want to donate to help this team out. What this group has going for it is pretty cool. It's saving lives and winning medals. I hope they set up a way to receive money.
For what? One might ask - where is all the money from monthly dues going? The owner can’t spend some money to fix holes in the roof or electricity? Come on.
@@xpat73 part of the training is embracing the suck. Agoge style.
@@j0hn4th4nd03 agree mate, but the Spartans as with all modern military services placed a heavy emphasis on person admin and hygiene. But I do think the film is trying to make things look hardcore but in reality they have to be scrubbing the place well otherwise staf and other infections would be rife
This is like Zephyr Skate team style BJJ
They're pirates mannn
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Great dedication. This is the way outlined by Musashi. Extreme focus on skill development, and de-prioritizing everything else. Only way to win trophies in any sport.
Holy shit I love this - reminds me of the skate culture back in the 80s and this has the same spirit. RESPECT
I was looking for this comment.
Yes! Excellent reference.
I love what he said in the final part, even when he's a millionaire, he still wants to be there. Some leave to a better place when they made it, some made where they came from a better place.
Don't scam this laundromat
Man I love everything about this. From the community please put out these episodes weekly. The insight and life lessons being showed is something special. Can’t wait for the next one. My 8 year old that does bjj can learn so much from these. Pave the way for the next generation!
Tbh I don’t think these guys want train in these conditions. I think they have no other choice
Better diets and good rest would not make these guys soft. They can keep dirty gi's and their gym. Just eat healthy and sleep well. Super badass documentary and super cool story.
Lol this title seems like something off the onion
I love BJJ, but I’m just a 40 year old guy with a job, a wife and kid. I can’t help but think:
How do they pay for food?
How do they make car payments?
How do they have insurance to go to the hospital?
How to do that have money for clothes?
Who pays their entry fees?
So many questions!!!!
Are we watching the same video? What makes you think they have money. I'm literally watching guys use a public hand soap dispenser to put in to wash their gis with
1. A lot of them work at food places
2. They don’t
3. They don’t have insurance
4. They only wear stuff from their sponsor really
5. Sponsors
I agree. I’m thinking it’s probably not quite like they put on. Are they really homeless and sleeping on the mats every night? Can they really not afford laundry detergent? After all that winning? Highly doubtful. They are college age kids living with their parents. You can’t possibly live in that much poverty and still physically perform at that high of a level.. is going to Hardee’s legit their only option for toilet paper and warmth? Highly doubtful. I imagine they just love what they are doing so much they choose to do that and stay for the day with each other, rather than go home to moms house to shit and shower.
Exactly man when you have real world responsibilities your constantly thinking when your next pay check will be. But these guys don’t have responsibility of kids and a family. They just have themselves and each other and they live to train. That’s why they are at the level they are and they don’t give a fuck. They are competitors and that’s what they choose to do. I still find it weird too but they are living the dream.
Bro did you even watch the documentary
I’ll never be as dedicated or good as these guys, but I still enjoy training and love BJJ. Go conquer the world DF, I’ll be cheering you on!
I also struggle with depression and cannabis use. With Jiu-Jitsu I went off antidepressants and quit cannabis, started to feel a lot better. Then came COVID Lockdowns... Also I can relate, because I have got a 3m x 3m mat in my living room which i very much love and often use.
You should come by the gym bro
This video motivated me to start BJJ
That's awesome! Bjj is the real in a world full of fake :)
I train at Pedigo's and I showed up there with a basket of laundry because it was still on google as a laundromat, no w I train there. Get on the mats, it'll change your life. Stay safe and stay daisy fresh.
@@FireAndSigh it's not the only style that's highly effective though.
@@FireAndSigh ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
The staph is the extra bonus of training here
You still have arms... you haven't been there kid...
The goal is to keep just a small enough of staph lying around to build up an immunity to it.
So much respect for the way they support each other, and I love the honesty about mental health - so much can be gained from being part of a team and using your body in healthy ways. Which is why it's weird that so many sports fans are kinda assholes who miss the point.
Idk why but when someone begins to talk about how hard they train, how they ripped their own skin off, blood dripping everywhere. Kinda makes me cringe. Especially the CA comment "They have it easy, they wake up. They dont have to sleep in a 110 degree gym". Tf would we wanna live in a gym for lmao Theres something about this guys ego that rubs me the wrong way.
Like yeah being driven is great, having that will is great buuuuut... at some point it is kind of ignorant especially in a sport where maybe a few dozen people in the world at any given moment are making a great living
They think they're the "Real hardcore" segment. Dude, be born in Kosovo, be born in a Rio slum and train BJJ, those guys don't talk about their hardship like they want a cookie.
awesome, I am familiar with every single thing that they are experiencing, keep it up
I like how everyone is criticizing these guys but how I look at it is dudes who make it work and kill it at the highest level. You don’t need fancy things to be successful and this is the epitome of it.
Stop telling them how you would do it and realize people out there are working hard at what they love doing and doing it better than you.
I would 100% train there if I were in the area. Grinds like that create amazing people.
Lol you were on point till the last part. You would train there if in the area is bs, a guy making 100k a year moved from australia for this
@@ezrapaul6808 I’m in the Marine Corps dip shit I can’t go where I choose
For sure you will visit when you have the time I know I will take a visit over there stay in the gym for a month nothing but hard training
@@joshuaroun14 When you get out, or get stationed closer, come hit us up! Our door is always open. 👊
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Keep it up!
Thank you! 🙏
Y’all should just make t-shirts and sell them to fund your place. Thousands of folks would buy them. Few bucks of profit from each shirt? Yep that’ll fund a mattress or two ;-)
Could I come in to learn for a day?
Man what a great story and what great production value. This is a masterpiece and an amazing look into the life of world level athletes
I might be wrong here, but I don't really understand so much hate towards these guys. I honestly think most of the people who hating just wouldn't last there a day and their best excuse is "I am just not dumb and I want to roll until I am 70, so I don't like this kind of training and environment". Good for you, then just be honest and say that this style is not for you, but guys do it and they have success, doesn't mean they all will be crippled by 40.
I know it could be too big of a comparison, but if we post Navy Seal's boot camp videos here, people would be shocked as well. And the interesting thing is that 60% and more of the initial pool of recruits would just quit, or get injured, or get sick during the boot camp and would be weeded out. Because they and their bodies can't handle it.
I think this gym is sort of the same. Those who stick around can handle it, and most of the people probably won't, so if it works for them, then it's good for them.
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Im so happy its worked out for these boys. It hurts to see Wiltse struggling so much though
"Kindness that the death can hear and blind can see"(c) Awesome
Sleeping on the mats and using thai pad as a pillow. That is some spartan shit.
Yea if you like getting ring worm
training in brazil is the same just with a sea of people who want to demolish you lol
I have been trying to train like a dog on the mats the 9 months I’ve been in it. I didn’t know a place like this existed, but it’s just the most beautifully gritty thing I have ever seen in my life.
Those days were my best days, I used to live in my car and I was going to college but training jiu jitsu all the damn time.. Girls would turn their noses up at me but I knew I was doing something positive and it made me much stronger. So much stronger that I won some high level tournaments and those same girls were wanting to date me later on hehe ;)
Lister you are a legend !!!!!
The fantastic thing is Daisy is slang for "Best" or "Killer" in 1800's slang. Like when Doc Holiday days "You're a daisy if you do." It's a reference to pushing up daisies and daisies on a grave.
Awesome
This gym is so charismatic, with just thier authenticity. Nothing fancy about them. Half way i though about leaving everything and moving there to sleep on the mats with them lmao. Something about chasing the dream in harsh conditions is next level.
This is the most American thing I've seen in a while. These guys remind me of my Army days; guys being guys. Hell yeah - keep it up guys! Inspiring shit!
My Army days, without any hesitation whatsoever, go into the "best times of my life" folder! The experiences, the lessons, the comradary, the jokes...all of it. Theres not many other ways to get those experiences outside of the military...but, what these guys have going on at their gym ~ the winter/summer weather conditions, the brotherhood, the training, the mentorship, dealing w/ the suck day in & day out & making things happen ~ this looks like it could get you pretty close to that military experience.
Joe Rogan brought me here.
I dont train Jiu Jitsu, Jiu Jitsu trains me... to be a better person, to be kind and compassionate, humble and confident.
Watching this makes me happy to be a hobbyist. "Tough" doesn't entice me.
To each thier own I suppose, I love jits but not enough to live in the gym and deal with all those injuries. I want some real longevity in BJJ and they might be able to find some longevity, but the chances are lower than someone that trains a bit less intensely. Then again I'm not too concerned with being a world champion either so if that's your goal you might have to sacrifice certain luxuries that the common casual practitioner are able to enjoy.
This is cool but the part about being injured being the jiu jitsu lifestyle can't be right? I'm nowhere near their level but no way long term injuries are going to help you if you want to do this forever.
its an unintended part of it, but it happens.
I agree, if you want to build a long term legacy and be at the pinnacle of the sport than no. You'll be broken once you get to the podium and you won't be able to hold it very long. I agree with people like Firas Zahabi. He talks about how the Russian wrestlers train. It's playful and all about technique and drilling. You have the really hard tough rolls of course but not every single roll. Your body breaks down. Real intensity is for fight camp. If you watch the Danaher squad roll in Puerto Rico it looks like they're almost flow rolling a lot of the time, they're not going super hard. Drilling and technique is king and then you got your strength and conditioning of course. Once you got a camp, dial up the intensity more permanently. (I'm not saying no intensity ever, but definitely not intensity all the time)
@@bencourtney2269 I understand injuries happening and I appreciate working through them but basically saying it's the life when you can avoid a lot of them with care. Everyone even near that level gets hurt but taking care of your body is part of the jiu jitsu way too. Being that young and hurt can never be a good thing
This isn't a tickling competition.
Everything you do in life is dangerous if the injury is that bad it shouldn't make you be like fuck if you really love something that much injuries qnd problems will always come but it should never break your spirit and passion
My dude was gonna make me pop a blood vessel watching him man handle that graphics card.
World's best Laundromat!
bro u guys should just record your intense training sessions, id watch every video lmao
I thought this was years ago, no this is literally happening during a panoramic wow
Pandemic right?
@@FireAndSigh exactly, in the middle of a Panasonic good for them
@@WizzardKing Ha!! Pure Pandemonium.
literally happening during a pandaexpress
Right smack in the middle of a pandora.
The subtitles on the Aussie dude 😂
Sleeping in the cold: maybe; eating microwaved dinners every night: maybe; brown recluses....FUCK THAT, I'm out!
Sad to see Andrew go off the deep end….. it’s getting really bad.
Staph Infection is what pops into my head when I watch this 🤣
I don't know. When jiu jitsu is so much of your life, you might want to take care of your body so you can still get on the mat when you're 50 years old.
I can smell that gym from the video alone. kick ass lads, get after it!
Is Daisy Fresh to Jiu Jitsu what Westside Barbell is to powerlifting?
Great story guys. I'm a graffiti artist in Ireland (orig. from London England). I would love nothing more than painting your laundromat / academy ! You buy the paint and I'll paint your home.
These guys are beasts but living like slobs im more than sure ringworm and staph is common there
It reminds me of the time I trained at the shaolin temple and they would start training at 5.30 am for 8 hrs straight! Rain hail or snow 🤙
I’m a 42 year old 5’ 4” 175lb (3) striped blue belt. I am not an elite competitor. This is the extreme side of competition. Anyone the is an elite competitive athlete is obsessed about their thing they complete in, and everyone has their process that works them. These guys have very specific goals, and they are accomplishing them. That being said at these levels you have much higher rates of potential injury. Plus these guys are young and heal faster than people at my age. I am developing old man BJJ now. I train about 7-9 hour per week, I roll with approximately 20-25 rolls per week. I’m get bumped and bruised from time to time and occasionally get popped in the eye, nose, or lip, but never like these guys. BJJ is far safer than any other functioning martial art. I also do Judo on Saturdays and that Judo day hurts me more that all my weekly BJJ rolls. Also can you really go all out in boxing or kickboxing for 5-8 bouts per day? Not really. BJJ is my therapy and addiction. I don’t drink, I don’t do drugs, I don’t eat poorly, and don’t smoke. I lift weights, eat right, keep my weight in check to facilitate and improve my performance in BJJ.
Luv watching you killers live. I'll send you guys some gifts whenever I can float it. But, at very least, just expect my Xmas gift cards to arrive. Thank you for this, thanks homies, luv from kc. Midwest luv!
This has to be one of the best documentaries on jiu jitsu
You guys inspire me. I started bjj 1 year ago at 45 years old. I'm pushing my body to the limit and whenever I feel tired or don't feel like practicing I watch Daisy Fresh videos and it always helps me attack the mats after. Keep up the awesome work team DF,
It’s romantic. But part of me thinks you can get a just job and train without this kind of living. 🤷♂️
To some people this is poverty. To them, this is wealth
this reminds me of climbers and climbing culture !!
Never heard of any of these guys. Imagine if they trained with a legitimate academy instead of behind a dumpster. They'd be household names in the BJJ community. Its sad that knuckle tunnel has brainwashed these kids into thinking you have to live like a stray dog, roll like youre in a street fight, and wreck youre body to live the "jiu jitsu lifestyle" and be a world champ. This shit was a cry for help.
@Michael Sears What you just told me is that a legitimate academy won nogi pans.
Hard to have more points with 20 guys signed up then entire associations have with 500 🤷♂️
Dude just because you haven’t heard of them doesn’t mean they’re not big in BJJ lol. They have world champs out of the gym and world champs go there train in the gym like Dante. They’ve won a shit ton of titles in the IBJJF scene and have been doing stuff at F2W and third coast. Their style isn’t for everyone (they know that) but idk how you can watch this and think they’re being taken advantage of. They eat sleep breathe jiu jitsu that’s not for everyone...I couldn’t do this shit, but I respect the hell out of it
damn the projection lol.
Brazil has gyms like this so its normal to see gyms like this that train hard I mean its a dream💯💯
Totally missing out on a profit by NOT having an actual laundromat in the building lol
when I went through my crazy bjj stage I flew out to southern cali to train. Ay bro weather is nice, but its rough living anywhere if you got no money and training all day! oatmeal and plain spaghetti to power 3-4 sessions a day :)
Andrew is such a down to earth dude in this video. Can’t not like the guy.
this is insane (in a good and bad way lol). I respect the grind ✊🏿
These guys figured out how to do fight club every day
Cool as F dedication here.
This was brilliant! What a great gym..
Excellent show. I love how many parallels there are to GFT
This is a gym that David Goggins would’ve summoned up in his mind.
This is how Lloyd Irvin's school used to be.
Without the surprise sex.
@@xkidmidnightx No sex after rolling???
Who wants to tell them they can make a TH-cam channel, GoFundMe account or Door Dash for some cash? It’s 2021...in America.
Exactly what I was thinking.... Geezus make some money and get basic necessities
Andrew is the Alex Honnold of JJ. Pedigo is the working man's Donaher. Daisy Fresh is the MIT RadLab of committed weirdos. If you don't like these guys after this documentary, that's your fault, not theirs ;)
Sadly I dont believe these guys are gonna last 5 more years in the sport. Too many injuries and too much hard headedness. Too much toughness is self destructive. This glory in being poor is very strange to me as well; sounds like something cool to do when you're 19, but looks quite depressing.
I think my gym is gonna travel from pa to come get our asses beat and learn thing or three
where and when do they release the stress iyk what i mean
Please tell me I am not the only one who gets Thomas Gilman vibes from Andrew
Individuals together with a positive mindset what could be better!
Ladies and gents, this is AJJ
BRAZILIAN jiu jitsu brother
Don’t try to change the roots of this martial art.
@@eric.7192 you mean from Japan? We all appropriate each other to some extent. It’s Jiu Jitsu brother, plain and simple. Whether it’s Japanese, Brazilian,
or whatever. I’m
Just highlighting the AMERICAN chapter of this great martial art. No offense, but get over it.
@@eric.7192 don’t try to change the roots? Did you really just say that?
@@Goonman77 BJJ, gringo
@@igorferreira43 keep believing that if you want to boss 😂😂😂
I training jiu-jitsu fighter im learning
Genuine passion, rare, and a wonder to see. Thanks for the inspiration.
Who else is here because of Rogan?