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I did for about 6 months. By far one of the most humbling experiences I'd ever had. I just wasn't a fan of the people at that gym.
by atom-morgan 11y ago
I did for about 6 months. By far one of the most humbling experiences I'd ever had. I just wasn't a fan of the people at that gym.
- Nicholas_C 11y agoA lot of practitioners really make the sport as a whole look bad. I'm not a fan of some of the MMA culture that bleeds over into BJJ.
- scott_s 11y agoWhich is fair, but I give some credit to the MMA training I did for having a "just deal with what's going on, keep moving forward" attitude in my jiu jitsu. In work and life, even. (I never had an MMA fight, but many of the guys I trained with did, and I helped them prepare.)
- raverbashing 11y ago> I'm not a fan of some of the MMA culture that bleeds over into BJJ. Nah, it's the attitude from BJJ that ended up in MMA culture
- qrendel 11y agoSame story. Trained for about two years. Loved the sport but had to deal with a lot of bad attitudes and unpleasant "alpha male" types, which is probably the biggest reason I've stopped. It wasn't just that one school; I've trained at several and it's generally the same story to one degree or another.