Thrasher865
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Interesting development from one of my research assistants: He has listed "The Great City" of Friendsville. My sources believe this indicates he has never actually been to Friendsville, and this may just be a ruse to send us on a wild goose chase.
I know most don't care and/or are as proud of their kids as I, but here is a vid of my 5 yr old's first BJJ tourney. It's 3:00 long, but he almost gets choked out halfway in, which is why I am so proud. A great sport that is growing, in case you have kids and are searching for interests.
jakeyfight at NAGA Nashville - YouTube
I know most don't care and/or are as proud of their kids as I, but here is a vid of my 5 yr old's first BJJ tourney. It's 3:00 long, but he almost gets choked out halfway in, which is why I am so proud. A great sport that is growing, in case you have kids and are searching for interests.
jakeyfight at NAGA Nashville - YouTube
I know most don't care and/or are as proud of their kids as I, but here is a vid of my 5 yr old's first BJJ tourney. It's 3:00 long, but he almost gets choked out halfway in, which is why I am so proud. A great sport that is growing, in case you have kids and are searching for interests.
This being on a message board and all with no way of projecting genuine curiosity through tone or body language, I feel that I need to preface this by saying that I am in no way trying to be a jackass with this question. Is a sport where a 5 yr old is/almost choked out really a good thing?
It's a sport of great respect and work. They bow and shake hands after every match. I have 3 boys in it and they love the training and being apart of the team. They shake or hug after every match and each kid is trained on the rules, which include tapping if you are going to get hurt.
I agree, football at that age, any age really, is 10x worse than BJJ or wrestling. As far as getting injured.