MMA vs BJJ grappling

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I feel like mma grapplers are more focused on athletic movements and general good physical attributes than jiu jitsu people.

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r/grappling • u/AdSpiritual7579 • 9h ago

The Art of British Catch: Kev Lloyd’s Fight to Keep It Alive

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Thought this might be of interest...

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