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It's also good for a busy mind. Alot of people don't realize that ADHD isn't all the same. I often wonder how Patrick would of made out with his training if he stayed in sambo, or went over to one of the bjj camps.

I bet lots of queers go into jiu jitsu

Good video, Mr Wicks!!!

Dude!!! (formerly cleancrankbjj) your videos have gotten really good 👍👍👍

Glad you shared. Sometimes, I watch other grapplers and wonder why they seem so cool under pressure when sometimes I worry about being smushed. - Oddly, I became slightly claustrophobic after dealing with a 6 ft 6 in and 300 lb wrestler named Bumblebee. It was the early stage of my grappling journey and we were always paired together. He had the same move every single time. Pass my guard by shoving his elbows in my thighs, kneeing through my guard and a nightmarish side control for almost five minutes. I almost quit due to working with him constantly. - I stayed and now I am other people's Bumblebee (just not as big). - I still panic sometimes when people have an over aggressive side control though.

Yes, yes it does...

Not BJJ, but Homer threw a pretty decent flying side kick in that clip.

W mans for posting a loss

wow very impressive performance. congrats! how was your training leading up? can you go into some details? thanks!

This kid did really well. I guess there are more restrictions than in MMA otherwise either one could have ended it sooner.

is the battery system you show at 4:49 completely independent of the factory electrical system in the van?

Don’t be scared to use closed and half guard. No gi this days are so oriented to work from open but we are missing the point and the gift that those guards have.

I'm a 34 year old blue belt who is healing from lcl replacement. The docs say I can't train for a year. Watching older guys like you give me hope for my own longevity.

2:36 I bet you could have still kumura him. You can see his arms separate after he throws you. I'm proud of you for doing tournaments though. Most people don't have the guts for that especially over 40 years old. I love going to turle when I'm bottom. It's really underrated and if you do it a lot you learn how to fight from turle position.

Hey A plus for 52 years old🤙🤙 Looks like could have gone eitherway but the strength and weight and age make a difference...

I do not know the rules of the competition you were in, but it seemed to me that if your opponent was so inclined, those "slams " could have been way harder. Seems like a good dude.

as a rule of thumb: every ten years younger and every 20 pounds heavier = 1 imaginary belt higher. you didnt wrestle a blue belt.

I bet you felt that the next day

Awesome narration. I was thoroughly invested. Some funny parts too😀

Bigger, stronger, younger, and a judoka? You did about as well as could be expected.

Dude. Your narration is hilarious, kudos! You got a new subscriber. To be honest, I don't think there is all that much more you could have done.

you got harvey wieinsteined

3:54 - You might have been able to use your right hand to connect to his left wrist/arm, hip escape away from that post to free your left leg for the triangle, then pulling the right leg through to lock it up. Here's me hitting it on someone WAY bigger than me (should start at 2:16) - ruclips.net/video/-_azWjTbHTA/видео.htmlsi=39T6Ivqf3B7oaYri&t=136

I love the fact you're doing this at 52. I'm 43 and just started BJJ 6 months ago. It would have been interesting to see where things went in a longer match - would probably have benefitted you.

You fought a black belt judoka, and it appeared his game plan was centred around that.

I thought you did really well.

As a 52 year old BJJ guy myself,you represented yourself very well. Big and in shape,skilled and half your age is a tough task. I think it was a good match. Thanks for sharing

Zero interest in actually submitting you he just stayed on top.. everything that’s wrong with comp jiu jitsu ..

Why would anyone who is not a snake girl do rubber guard?? Let alone when past 50??

Judoka are pinners. They transition from pin to pin very well it’s part of the judo game. It was a good match.

You really needed more time, but great match.

The logic of this competition eludes me. Why practice judo when one is going into a basically wrestling competition?

Definitely pulling guard and playing it on your terms. Checking out some leg entries.

Awesome match, brother! I would have gone for half guard at 2:03 instead of turtle. From there, he probably would have driven forward to smash, but that's when you lace a lock down, do a lock down whip for some under hooks or just a normal sweep if he whizzers and doesn't base. If he doesn't let go of the whizzer to base, take that underhook and whip him the other way getting those electric under hooks into the electric chair or just drive forward with a knee tap after you switch your feet. oss!🤙

I think you need to take some stem cell therapy, do some growth hormone, tren, sustanon 250, deca and some horse hormones, then you should do much better next time.

Cool match yet the Judo guy has not showed much his Judo skills in ne-waza.

You look great at 52. I'm 40 and have only been training for a few years

Push off the chin on the body lock and bring your legs back inside. Thats my go to on the body lock counter

Getting out from under a judoka is a tall order.

Big and very strong guy with a lot of skill. 2 decades younger and a ton of muscle, you did well I thought

Not having a neck is a huge advantage lmao