Is there an accuracy issue with the M&P 2.0 compact?
really like how these things look, but reading online/youtube it seems like there could possibly be an accuracy issue with some of these models?
really like how these things look, but reading online/youtube it seems like there could possibly be an accuracy issue with some of these models?
From what I understand Gen 6's are fine And everyone is grandfathered in before 10/26?
by Garry Tonon. I've seen this suggested a few times. Just curious what is this about? For those who have it would you say it's worth it?
I cut my hand a few days ago and I've been trying to do a good job of keeping it bandaged… But I work with my hands, so sometimes the bandage will fall off. I noticed a slight discharge, almost like a cloudy white-ish yellow grey? color. If I touch the cut itself it hurts, but it doesn't hurt around there, and although it's a little pink, it doesn't seem super swollen or anything… I was just wondering if this is infected or not?
if it is is my only option going to a doctor? Or would something like Neosporin help because it's rather small?
I know someone like Meregali uses his collar/sleeve for the triangle/omoplata. But what sweeps do the top level, professional guys use from collar/sleeve?
thanks!
Just curious what your favorite butterfly instructional you have seen is!? Id prefer a Gi instructional.
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Craig Jones and Volk gave Islam all he could handle. Ian Garry comes from a solid Judo base, he's young, athletic and he's a really big 170er. He also trains under one of the best BJJ turned MMA fighters. What do you guys think? Will this combo be the answer to that elite Dagestan grappling?
against standing passers? You have SLX/X that pairs with butterfly, K and DLR go together, closed and collar/sleeve. Of course, nothing is written in stone. But as far as a system- what do you half/deep half guys like against standing?
There are so many different "games" you can call your own in BJJ. There are some very intricate styles with endless possibilities and others that are rather very simple. For those playing a rather simple game, why/how did you come to that style?
just got out of training and one of my training partners is easily able to push my leg across when Im playing half... more specifically: If Im bottom half, right leg is half, Im on my right hip, left leg is knee shield. This guy is STRONG, but alls he does is places both of his hands on the top of my left quad right above my knee and drives my leg down, towards hip to clear my knee shield. I do not have the longest legs, but clearly am I not using the shield correctly either?
I do not know a single thing about computers but I want to get back into gaming, really to just play counter strike 2. i'm just not looking to spend all the money on a really nice gaming computer and was hoping I could get away on a budget.
if I had to be near the $800-1000 range I think that might be ok. But I would rather be around $600 if possible.
Is there anything on the used market that I can look at? Also, how do I know what Im getting is in good shape/working correctly?
sorry for the noob questions
Hello all, I am terrible with computers and tech stuff. But I really wanna play one single PC game which is Counter-strike 2. I know Steam has the steam deck, but are there other cheaper options? can something like a "basic"/starter laptop/PC work for $300-400?
Thanks for the suggestions and sorry for being a noob.
I saw that Wim Deputter has a pressure passing instructional. Im like 165-170 altho Wim doesn't look very big, Im curious can lighter guys use the over under pass (Faria Style) successfully?
I sort of just discovered deep half, Im curious for the people in here who play it a lot. What is your strategy? Do you look for it immediately or do you start with a longer range guard and use deep half as your last layer?
I really like Faria's teaching style, I also play a ton of half guard. But does he have a instructional/system against standing passers out there?
The wife and I are going to be staying in Kennebunkport in mid June. We are debating staying two days, but are unsure if there is enough to do? We are looking for something rather chill, so some local shops and a few restaurants/a quiet bar would be ideal. Maybe a walk or an easy hike.
also, if anyone has any recommendations on dinner and a nice old bar that would be appreciated.
thanks all!