My game is smush
Smush you. Grab a hold of you. Once I have a hold of you, why would I let go
Joe Rogan. Rogan was praised by G. Jock Machado as one of his most formidable and dedicated students
Joe considers his suffocating dominant position to be the pinnacle of his skill set
He enjoys the head and arm stroke, but his preferred submissions come from the back mount
where he is skilled at strangles. In a competitive situation, however, Rogan claims that he would prefer the closed guard
or forcefully establish the bottom half guard position. He enjoys using the rubber guard techniques because he is extremely flexible
His arsenal from the bottom position consists of arm bars and triangle strokes
initiated from the closed guard. He actively seeks double underhooks in the bottom half guard to execute sweeps
and gain the advantageous top position. Joe strongly believes in positional sparring, similar to John Ganneher and Gordon Ryan
as well as focused drilling. He is a firm believer that the most effective way to improve one's skills
is to hone offensive techniques against a competent but slightly less skilled opponent
who poses enough resistance to challenge, but not so much that all attacks are effortlessly nullified
Once you understand what excellence is all about, you see how excellence manifests itself in every discipline
Fascinating Joe Rogan's words. Joe might be familiar to you for a myriad of reasons
His quirky sense of humor that tickles your funny bone, his captivating online content that keeps you hooked
or perhaps his electrifying commentary during those heart-pounding UFC fights. Whatever your connection with Joe Rogan may be, one thing is certain
He has become an iconic and beloved figure in the realm of social media
However, have you ever wondered about the secret behind Joe's unwavering discipline
his unyielding perseverance, and his remarkable success