BJJ on the Brain.

[Jak-TapouT-]

Anyone else here litteraly eat, sleep and breath BJJ?


I'm only a white belt, but im obsessed with BJJ. After training im going through sweeps, and subs in my mind. When waiting for a bus im going through set ups and previous rolls with people.


The icing on the cake is this,

I actually woke up the other morning, having dreamt of the BJJ lesson that same night, with my feet crossed in closed guard.... I SLEPT IN GUARD!!?!??!?


needless to say, i had pins and needles for about 45 mins.

Anyone else actually think of BJJ 24/7?

[Darkne$s]

I used to for the first few months, maybe first year. But after that it kind of wore off.

[BenA]

Not so much BJJ (dont train as no clubs near me) but MMA (a hence a little bit of BJJ, as i mainly love the ground stuff) ALL THE TIME. I'm always thinking about MMA techniques and shit. I spend my whole life just waiting until the days when i can train (ruins the rest of your life)

[TheFreak]

yeah same here once i actually woke up with my ex gf in a rnc. thankfully i didnt put it on in my sleep or i would of been in alot of trouble.

[oneshotkiller]

Welcome to the addiction !

[Old Scratch]

I have become obsessed with Judo through doing BJJ. It's usually the other way round for most people, but I have a need to become good at the things I'm worst at and I'm dreadful at Judo.

This must change.

[Rob T]

I have been like that for over 5 years now and it doesn't seem to be fading at all.

yeah same here once i actually woke up with my ex gf in a rnc. thankfully i didnt put it on in my sleep or i would of been in alot of trouble.

I did that!! Full rnc locked on during my sleep. Luckily my missus tapped on my arm and I let it go... that could have turned out really bad.

[Esputahlo]

im the same , my life revolves around training , i pretty much think about training 24/7.

[Meerkatsu]

The real test is to see how many BJJ related references you can drop into a normal non-dojo conversation, say like at work or college or with relatives.

[Malcontent]

The real test is to see how many BJJ related references you can drop into a normal non-dojo conversation, say like at work or college or with relatives.

But no-one will know what you're talking about. Or is that the point?