Great job Tyler. For me, I would like to delve further into the invisible BJJ world. Ever since, Henry Akins, Scott Burr and our very own Professor Thomas, I’ve been intrigued by, leverage, gravity, and timing. 

Self defence for me.  Like Marc had said. Too rules. Strikes are a real thing. Gotta prepare for the worst. 

Great choice. 

I think it’s 7. I have to stop myself from buying another. 

Great work Larry. Overcoming many obstacles on and off the mat. Tough to go somewhere and get beat up for fun. Fortunately these are the normal prerequisites to BJJ. Congrats on the promotion and the award well deserved. Just keep showing up OSS. 

Learning leverage, base, technique, and use of gravity. 

You wanna know those Jedi secrets here they are.

I agree takedowns of any kind. 

All of these are great answers. Public speaking is huge, interacting with others bingo. But adhering to a technique and making it muscle memory is where it’s at for me. Not thinking but performing. Be an artist. 

What works and what doesn’t. Journal or look it up on line. Then drill, identify the moment to employ technique and execute in a roll. Some techniques are for some and others are not. Identify what works for you. And use it. Another is the details. Find them and reflect on them. They can be the difference between success and failure.