SATURDAY, 26 NOVEMBER

BJJ was mostly no-gi, consisting mainly of live rolling and pointing out errors and fixing those.

In judo, it was a small class (Greg, me, Ethan, and Jason). We worked kumikata and a series of live throws (with motion) onto the improvised crash pads. We also worked on the theory behind a "new" technique that we discovered and are attempting to apply it to judo.

SATURDAY JUDO

It was a small class, but we worked on kumikata, foot sweeps, and perfecting hani-goshi, ippon seio-nage, tai otoshi, and harai goshi. We worked new drills for setting the throws up, and also for getting the throws "with resistance."

BJJ THIS WEEK

In Wednesday's class, I stressed the reverse DLR guard and taught three sweeps from there. On Thursday morning, I drilled these positions and had a good roll with Nick. On Friday morning, we had a small class of 4 that went over mount escapes (I continued drilling the reverse DLR) and rolled with Danny, a visitor/student.

MONDAY MORNING TRAINING

This past Monday morning was not too exciting. It was me, Jason, and Josh M. I taught a few new ways to pass the butterfly guard and focused on the bottom person escaping once the pass was achieved.