Agreed about the neck cranker... he should have known to stop well before injury occurred, especially in practice. I would be slightly more forgivable in a tour

Agreed about the neck cranker... he should have known to stop well before injury occurred, especially in practice. I would be slightly more forgivable in a tournament, but still should never have happened. BJJ is very technical, which I find awesome. Going to train right after a whole day of programming at work is a seamless transition. The mode your brain already is in lends itself to the jiu-jitsu ideas of thinking multiple moves ahead, and applying logic and technique to your art. Being stronger than the other guy helps too ;-)