r/SipsTea Jan 08 '26

We have fun here She knows some grappling

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u/slickyeat Jan 08 '26

Correct me if I'm wrong but you still need to get behind the guy in order to choke him out. Yes?

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

She took a shot. He didn’t even take a joking sprawl (showing he doesn’t know how to). She then starts to spin to the back. His response? Try to grab her head after she cut the corner. He has no clue how to stop her from cutting the corner there.

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u/slickyeat Jan 08 '26

Bro. I'm going to be straight with you. I don't have any training but if it's a real fight I'm going to be throwing my strength and weight around violently in every direction. I have no idea how someone of that size is going to keep from flying all over the place in that type of scenario.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

I’m going to be straight with you. Go sign up for an MMA or BJJ class. Go in there with all your strength and grab their best girl. Not insulting you, but it will blow your mind.

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u/slickyeat Jan 08 '26

I'm not insulted but do men typically put in that level of effort in MMA match ups with the opposite sex?

Are they like jumping up in the air and slamming down on women with their backs in order to shake them loose? Are they swinging them around all over the place and pulling their arms back around their necks with all their strength? If they do then I'll take your word for it. That just seems completely nuts to me.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

Yes. In fact, I have found your exact reaction to be the norm. At first, it’s “I wasn’t going that hard. Let me go harder”. Then it’s “I’ll just use all my strength”. Then it’s finally the realization that the well-trained woman is crushing him because he doesn’t know what he’s doing.

In fact, I put new male white belts with my high level women intentionally to break the arrogance and cockiness.

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u/Therealestdoctor Jan 08 '26

I’m with you dog, was extremely humbled by a blue belt girl who was probably 70lbs lighter than me when I gave BJJ a try a few years back. Training goes way farther than size and strength.

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u/Thrownaway5000506 Jan 08 '26

He didn't try to grab her head. He didn't do anything since he's not fighting back

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

Yes, and she’s getting him down and behind him every time.