One Month of BJJ vs Untrained Friend Goes Exactly as Expected
One month of BJJ training. One untrained friend. One grass field. What could go wrong? Well, according to the comment section, pretty much everything. The guy in dark shorts opens with footwork that's part Riverdance, part galloping horse, and entirely untrained.
Then comes the takedown. It looks smooth until you realize it's the exact knee-destroying throw that experienced grapplers spend years warning white belts not to use. The kind that tears ACLs and ends friendships. Lucky for both of them, physics worked out this time.
The mount looks shaky. The armbar setup is rushed. And based on the grimace, someone learned the hard way that your pelvis, not your testicles, should be the fulcrum point. But hey, the tap comes eventually, even if the technique is what one commenter generously called "trash."
Will this one-month white belt take the Reddit roasting to heart? Can his friend's knees survive the next backyard session?
Then comes the takedown. It looks smooth until you realize it's the exact knee-destroying throw that experienced grapplers spend years warning white belts not to use. The kind that tears ACLs and ends friendships. Lucky for both of them, physics worked out this time.
The mount looks shaky. The armbar setup is rushed. And based on the grimace, someone learned the hard way that your pelvis, not your testicles, should be the fulcrum point. But hey, the tap comes eventually, even if the technique is what one commenter generously called "trash."
Will this one-month white belt take the Reddit roasting to heart? Can his friend's knees survive the next backyard session?
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