[IMPORTANT] How Hard Should You Roll With Different Belts/Experience?
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I have fallen victim to the going easy with team mates and it effecting me in tournaments. Especially passing and shoulder pressure. I decided I have to be selfish when it's tournament time and train with my teammates that I can go hard with. Great topic 👍
Yes that's my approach too Breck. Especially at a more advanced level, intensity is often the difference in matches. (-: Coach Tom Davey
Thank you for the info
This is something i've been thinking a lot lately. And i think this is the best answer there is... Thank Coach Tom :)
Glad to help and however hard you roll, don't forget to enjoy yourself! (-: Coach Tom Davey
Definitely... I noticed a huge decline in my abilities after trying to go too light with lesser experienced people just because I didn't want to discourage them from training.
In jujitsu,... i stop when either every one else in the class is done..., or the mentor says we're done, especially if I'm battling a injury, before a upcoming fight, but that's just common sense. But other than that I agree with most of what was said.
Good advice, keep the body memory sharpe
I roll too passively. I have always tried not to strength things but I sometimes confuse that with being passive.
Hi Coach Tom, great videos, been watching a few lately, I’m still new to this, and your videos have helped me heaps! Great topics and advice!
That's awesome Justin. Happy to help out on your BJJ journey! (-: Coach Tom Davey
If I don't roll hard I get crushed if I roll hard then no one wants to roll with me
Great advice Coach Tom, as always 👍
Thank you Robert! (-: Coach Tom Davey
Good advice. I'd also suggest agreeing with your rolling partner on the level of intensity.
I've only taken one BJJ class, and I left with a bruised rib so never went back. Maybe don't roll with new people quite that hard :D
@@jameslloyd7915 some people want this as a hobby and dont want to fight.
I'd say you just had a bit of bad luck. Injuries happen in every sport, and they happen in BJJ too, but it's a bit of bad luck that you got that on your first class. If I were you, I'd give it another chance.
Def go back, although you're the 4th person I know of that had a rib injury on the first day lol
@@melzy0146 I totally forgot posting this. I went back (to a different school) in September of 2019. Then when the shutdowns happened last March, I switched to training via Zoom and kept at it. I'm big on easy rolling. I have no desire to compete and low odds of ever being in a real fight. It's purely a fitness hobby for me.
hi Coach Tom. I am 40 to 60 pounds heavier than all my classmates who are equally skilled or better and they are faster than me. How hard should i roll with them during training? Currently, i am rolling with lower speed but less pressure on them. Any suggestions?
Great question! Id keep speed low to avoid injuring them and try to use only the strength necessary. Otherwise, let them start in a dominant position then you can go harder! (-: Coach Tom Davey
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Normally I match intensity, but last night I just need to smesh
What do you think about what GSP said about going live, he only goes live for the duration of his competition? If he was fighting a 15 min fight he went live at the end for 15 min. He wouldn't do these 10 five minute goes because he wanted to know his true ability for a competition.
each tot heir own. gsp is a legend and ultimately you want to train as hard as you can without injury. (-: Professor Tom Davey