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I never heard of 20 lbs to be equivalent as per stripe, I'd strongly argue against this. Size matters but not to that degree some people despite their size are still tremendously vulunerble under the guise of BJJ.

Bill Cypher 6mo ago

No magic and not hard and fast. Just a rough estimate of how much skill weight can cover up between 2 trained opponents. So far it is a decent guess based on my mat time.

Stretch it out a bit and see. How much training to consistently beat an opponent with 100lb weight advantage but no fighting experience? About a blue belt. I'm a bigger buy and 80lbs is definitely enough to get tough rounds with smaller guys a full belt ahead. Guys my size a belt ahead I need a bit of luck and to have my A game fit perfectly into their biggest weakness.

Every person is different cardio matters and not every pound is muscle. I know a white belt former wrestler who requires my A game to survive even though I've got 60lbs on him.

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₿ujuX 6mo ago

Two opponent sounds like one would need to just run away! but I rolled with this guy just a few days ago and he has a few weeks xp and probably 80 lbs more than me and he is very much vulunerble. I have another guy slightly less rank, which means nothing in terms of stripe but a 150 lbs advantage and it depends on the position whether he can dominate eme or not. If I'm on top of we are on our feet I have an advantage but if he is on top of me then it's like getting mauled by a bear.

MAHDOOD 6mo ago

At that point you need to use street fight tactics. Eye gouging, scratching, biting whatever 😂

Bill Cypher 6mo ago

In judo if you land a throw where your opponent lands flat on their back it is an instant win. The reasoning is someone who doesn't know how to fall on concrete is dead or unconscious if that happens to them, without mats even a trained person may be fucked. A good takedown can be over in a second.

For multiple serious opponents I think hard throws is probably your best bet.

Or...

₿ujuX 6mo ago

pew pew.

id know.

last match I had my head landed outside the mat. lucky I didn't go out.

Bill Cypher 6mo ago

Breakfalls do matter.

₿ujuX 6mo ago

ya if they're trained they can do that too but even better by holding those positions better and takinf their time to do all of the above.