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r/bjj•

I have been looking up low-priced academies to train at in LA and came across this: https://www.theacademybeverlyhills.com/

Seeing Rigan's name next to Systema just ... doesn't sit right with me, and another BJJ black belt being a Systema instructor? What's this world coming to?

Anywho, just thought I'd get this off my chest. If anyone knows a good, hobbyist, low-pressure gym in or near West Hollywood, please let me know! Ideally lower than $200/month would be great. I would love to train at 10p W. LA but they're quite a bit above my price range.

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r/Swimming•

Hi all,

I'm a casual / leisure swimmer who has recently switched to swimming exclusively for exercise due to bad knees from years of running and grappling. I would appreciate any advice on how to improve.

My question is: Even though I have mad decent cardio, why is it that the front crawl is so, so hard on my cardio? I can barely swim half a lap without needing to take a breather break. I think my technique and form is fine or at least passable, and I can run 4+ miles at sub 9:00 pace easily.

This also happens only during front crawl and not breast stroke. And it doesn't matter how slowly I swimming in front crawl -- I run out of breath all the time. (I breath every two strokes on

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r/RealTesla•

I think Tesla has really gotten in backwards here - maybe it’s for the good publicity that Chuck could potentially give them by solving his turn, but in my everyday driving, it usually fails the normal UPL (the one where you wait in the left lane during a green light, then wait for a gap or usually yellow light to turn left).

What it specifically fails to do is PULL FORWARD into the intersection to 1) indicate to other drivers that you intend to tun left; and 2) cut a better angle to avoid the median or cars in other lane.

This is especially important in heavy-traffic areas like LA or NY, where if you don’t indicate your intent to turn by pulling forward into the intersection, no car w

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r/EASportsUFC•

I’m Div 20, and have encountered quite a few kinds of play styles but can’t really crack this one. These players:

  1. Pick a high footwork character;

  2. Backs up most of the fight;

  3. Only throws random single shots as they back away - rarely any combos;

  4. They seek to out-point me, and by the point I walk close enough to them to throw anything, they have already touched me several times trying to come in;

  5. Once I get close, I maybe land one shot that’s not blocked at most before they’re out of range again or circle out.

I can’t really catch up to them to close distance to even guard break or land body shots (too far). I can’t really counter with pulls or slips since they throw ver

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