Hi all,

Haven't posted on here for a while, but I was hoping for some criticism on one of my recent fights.

I pretty much had a dropped guard for most of the fight, that would probably hurt me if this was a knock-out oriented kind of thing.

But since KOs are not legal winning techniques, I guess I didn't worry about it much.

Other then that my opponent was pretty aggressive, and had an odd bounce on his stand up.

I also had a bruised left leg, so it was pretty much out of commision, but I tried to hide it by switching stances constantly.

heres the vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmL3ETpjcyo

any criticism welcomed and appreciated.

Which one are you?

the one with the short hair, it says that in the description of the vid.

My background in is Taekwondo. I have never seen a sport Jujitsu fight before. I found your video interesting, thanks for posting it.

My question is, what is the differential between a blue belt and a white belt in Jujitsu? In TKD white is your first belt and the average time, for the most part, to get to blue belt would be about 2 years or so.

Nice job in that. Your strikes are pretty quick. Nice job on the takedown and armbar. I wish they had some tournaments like that around here. Looks like fun.

Ahh That is good to know. thanks for the education

Ok, thanks for posting the video. The ground fighting was the interesting part for me. Other than that I would say the sparring was rather linear. Note that there are 360 degrees to work with. I always told my students that if they backpedal like that I can chase them from here to Kentucky but I will catch them and make the point.

And note that all of the strikes are one off techniques. Think combinations.