Matt Wright

I have changed gyms, and I find myself in this situation alot. I get out of it at times, and sometimes I don't. It depends on who I'm rolling with. These guys are a much better gym than any I have been to yet. And they seem to have mastered the disguised triangle choke. You think you're about to get them in something, and BAM! You're in it. I usually get had when I'm trying to break their guard. So picture this. You are on top, in your opponent's guard. He has it very tight, and stacking him will not work. You upright yourself, and push down on his lower stomach. You are simultaneously turning your hips to cut through his ankles, and pushing on his inner thighs with your elbows. He squirms and somehow has one of your arms in, and one of your arms out. You know what he's going for. What do you do?

That music was horrible :puke: ... the short punch you are speaking of (at the end of the video, against a big black man, I assume) looks fake to me.

And nobody tried to help?... I would have stepped in, most definately.

My diet consists of lots of protein, and barely any carbs. I drink 2-3 gallons of water every day, I eat a ton of tuna, salmon, etc, and my only carb intake is from Creatine. I am also on Whey. I work out 1-2 times per day, and I do lose energy. I may start having some carbs before my work out, but so far I've been doing fine. I dropped from 210lbs to 160lbs in about 4 months. Then I gained muscle up to 175, and then lost some more fat again, and now I'm back down to 160, and stronger than I ever was. Working out makes you stronger. Your diet multiplies your potential. If you know what I mean.

He might fight himself into Tysonism...