Got Destroyed And Almost Broke My Arm At My First Jiu Jitsu Competition

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[@KingSuperior]

It’s nothing wrong with sharing your losses as well. 💯

[@Thomas-pz8fm]

Facts. Flip those L’s into learning experiences for everyone.

[@bizzydaniels3300]

2k KZbinr Watching A Combat Sports KZbinr 👀 Superior You Impressed Me Today, Good Ground Work Martial Fundamentals Are A Great Foundation You Doing Your Thing 💪🏽

[@hydro4198]

The title truly shows how humble the uploader must be haha. Hard to admit losses for some people these days

[@band462]

Every man adapts to their mistakes

[@imanismail2710]

dude I love ur 2k vids

[@TheArtofGuitar]

Learning when to tap is part of the growth process. I've had many popped elbows but it was how I learned my threshold.

[@JacobL25]

Wassup my dude

[@jokebox1332]

this is not someone i expected to see here, love the inaccurate tabs series man

[@jhglaze]

You’re a guitar player as well I know you know the importance of repetition sometimes you just get better even when you don’t realize it all from repetition. Success

[@campbell2x495]

The same thing happened to me on my first amateur boxing fight, I was insanely conditioned for it, putting many hours in and out of the gym. But once I stepped into the ring and boxed 1 round, I was exhausted!! It's a mental thing. Composure and calmness go a long way! Keep competing and you will be great at it. It's the only way to improve.

[@alecallred2300]

that damn adrenaline dump.

[@100inchturtlenecks4]

@@alecallred2300 I had same experience bro keep on getting scenarios in my head of what I should have done but it is what it is and learn from it I guess

[@alecallred2300]

@@100inchturtlenecks4 its alright brotha, hindsight is 20/20.

[@Ty-fs9tp]

The 1st time you experience an adrenaline dump it's humbling. Repetition is the only cure in my opinion

[@supario2896]

Did you win?,just curious

[@kiowatucker4594]

Big respect man It takes a lot of courage to share your journey and break down your own faults along the way I look forward to watching that black belt ceremony in a few years💪🏼

[@DTZM]

Good man

[@markforrest3820]

Ha ha

[@Matthew89354]

Lmao you don’t get a black belt in a few years

[@jarodmcdonald2041]

@@Matthew89354 yeah 8-10 years isn’t a few

[@Dylan23-]

Sorry to hear that bro but respect for going out there and doing it. Learning experience. You will be a beast on the mat like you are on the game in no time 🙏🔥

[@Dylan23-]

@reconcool 1 Because getting destroyed and almost getting your arm broke is not easy for anyone, especially in your first competition, it can be very demoralising. So thats why im sorry. Nothing wrong, he will learn and improve, even in the vid he is learning from his mistakes. BJJ takes a long time to master

[@brutaldabs]

dont say sorry hes a man not a little kid

[@squidguard4743]

@@Dylan23- Are you sure you train this sport? I’ve never in my life heard anyone tell another person that they are sorry for them losing a in a comp.

[@CoryShowtime]

Jiu-Jitsu is hard af. There's people that practice for much more than a decade just to get a black belt. The fact that you even competed is huge. Keep it up.

[@RustinCohlee]

Respect for not only going out there and competing. But also for uploading even though it didn’t go your way. Win or learn🙏🏻

[@MartialMind]

I appreciate that so much man. Thank you.

[@imnotftw]

In my first Judo tournament at age 9 I remember Fighting my third opponent for a while and feeling like he wasn't much of a threat. BIG mistake. Found myself on my back a few seconds later and for the life of me could not get him down for the rest of the round. He won because of that one moment of mental weakness from me. Mentality is so important especially in combat sports.

[@pain27k]

Bro, Henry. You said it in the video. Training and competing are two completely different things. Not only that, this is your first time competing! You got a taste of what it’s like, and if you didn’t know, now you know what to and what not to do in these situations. Loved the video my man.

[@ajaxlewis7664]

Lovely cat, bro.

[@pain27k]

@@ajaxlewis7664 he says thank you bro

[@itsyourboy7150]

Not everyone gets the dub the first time king. Just keep being persistent and sticking with it. Don’t be discouraged. You’re gonna be a jiu jitsu master one day

[@londonmikes6080]

Kevin Ross lost host first Muay Thai fight and said it was the best thing that could have happened. Takes a lot of pressure off. At least you went out there man that’s more than most will ever accomplish

[@jhglaze]

Here here!!!

[@MayHaveArsenic]

all this was is nerves martial, being in a competition setting adds much stress on your mental, you’ll learn to ease the nerves and maintain that composure it’s only up from here 💪

[@nicknemier6464]

The humility and lack of ego to show a loss shows true character. Been watching you a while champ. Thanks for all the content and to many more to come.

[@FilmMasterReview]

Wow. Big respect my guy. You’re a rare breed for putting this out there! Been watching your videos for a long time, so watching you compete is very inspiring. Keep doing your thing, patna!

[@chillmurray7529]

I think you’ll go far Henry, because you’re very VERY cerebral about things. Even at this early stage you show all the signs of a great learner. Thanks for posting this. I’ll be rooting for you.

[@prandallllll]

bro it took him 10 minutes. 10 HARD minutes to get that arm bar, he worked for every bit of that, and you were winning some parts of the match!! GREAT job bro bro!💯 respect

[@beyondspeaks]

Did way better than I would’ve! Keep progressing man we’re all rooting for you💯

[@Spiessi92]

I got destryoed in my first competion as well and was really down on myself. With you reall showing that even in a competion you either win or learn is great and can help people from your community. Much respect!

[@haydncooper217]

Massive respect for mentioning the loss. This is something people need to do in day to day life whether it's a fight or something in their life. Understanding what you do wrong and Learning from it

[@jhglaze]

Fatigue will make you do strange things. I think it was the reason you stood up when you knew you shouldn’t have. Adrenaline dump is a crazy thing. Don’t feel bad there are a lot of people who wish they could compete but cannot. There’s nothing like a good young man pursuing his passions. I’m 67years old with arthritic joints wishing I could learn what you’re learning now. Keep at it learn from your experiences. I’m living vicariously through efforts lol so I will be watching wish you all success!!! One more thing Thanks 🙏🏾 for taking us all on your journey🥋

[@adityashukla9996]

When he said he was getting tired, I can relate cause when I was fighting in my national tournament, it's a weird feeling I mean nervous, anxious , anger, I mean it's a bag of feeling which makes you get tired fast, and yea your mind is blank at the moment you just zone out, hope some fighter can relate to this😁

[@adityashukla9996]

@@aregulardude6131 exactly man, but that was my first time so i was very nervous

[@qualityyoutube1593]

respect for going out there and doing it, and double so for uploading, none of those are easy. Can't wait to follow ur progress

[@charlessands2060]

Ayo this was really encouraging, not about you losing or anything it’s just I’ve been taking Ls recently and just the whole mindset you have for it encouraged me a lot

[@swagoneto7922]

Thank you putting up your losses,it's a very humbling experience just as viewer. I started rolling 2 months ago and competing and training different....The pressure and stress was heavy for me.Breath control and Patience goes a long way.

[@ssh7579]

Well done bro. At this stage of the game, there is more to learn from a loss than smashing through your opponent with zero resistance. Opportunity to recalibrate a few things. Looking forward to following your journey and thank you for uploading this.

[@gibson953]

Competition is a humbling experience and a great learning experience. You can only get better from analyzing your matches. props for getting out there man. I haven't competed in forever

[@squidguard4743]

You’re Probably a white belt

[@gibson953]

@@squidguard4743 you probably don't even train. see what making assumptions looks like? I've been training BJJ for 9 years.

[@squidguard4743]

@@gibson953 Sure you have buddy. I know your type. Sweating on UFC for thousands of matches. You don’t train

[@gagemcmanus8076]

Love it! Started training bjj 6 months ago and I’m LOVING it. Losses make you better, sharper, and show you what to work on. Keep it up brother!

[@ivandomingues9258]

All respect in the world for you man, for the courage to go there is to compete and on top of posting the defeat. you'll get better just keep this mentality rooting for you

[@b2savage.]

big respect 🤝 watch how much better you’ll be in a year of consistency!

[@xmilkshakesxCA]

Very surprised he didn't get DQed for that "drop" when he picked you up!

[@FernandoCruz-uo3rp]

Good job for your first competition. Your team and your subscribers are proud man! I lost at my first competition. Experienced tunnel vision, loss of hearing, adrenaline dump... but now, my competitions feel similar to rolling at the gym because of the experience. Great idea about allowing us to watch the journey of the mental shift as well as the technique shift 🧘🏽‍♂️🔥

[@memorydrain7806]

Wrestled through grade school and high school. It's the right attitude, Martial. We all lose. Sometimes, every day. We learn, and our teammates make us better. As they say, Iron Sharpens Iron. You're on the right track, and we're proud of you. Keep up the good work.

[@omardiaz8980]

This is a cool way to analyze your matches and make some content from it, good stuff martial 👍

[@leonpurdie4807]

You’re gonna come up against that stiff arm often in these early stages. I suggest incorporating some judo into the mix to tackle that and get some interesting throws to start ur ground work

[@leonbruder531]

thank u for this video martial! really beautiful to see other peoples experiences in this sport, for me it's a very special kind of motivation and it even helps to evolve my own game next month i will compete fort the first time and i'm really lookin forward to the experience of it, no matter the outcome

[@rayglenn]

Much Respect for you putting up the Video. A lot of people with less character or confidence would've never shown this . Respect for you on your Martial Arts/ Jiu Jitsu Journey.

[@abrahamderas8779]

Absolute respect ✊ I wish I had that courage to take my first step into a class. Let alone compete. 💯😎

[@codymachado]

Respect for posting and as conor would say “ not shying away from defeat “

[@guiguijol]

True spirit here man. You learn more by your fails. not being ashamed but getting even more motivation from it is the best way to evolve properly.

[@blankv8057]

Showing your losses like this is a sure fire way to get better and not make those same mistakes again. Good shit bro

[@blitz34]

My man! Didn't know you got into BJJ, that's awesome. Go back and watch your mistakes with your coach if possible and get back on the mats when you're healthy and get working on the areas you know you can improve relatively quickly, you learn from these. PD. Those Hyperfly gi's are my favorite since a few years now, love em

[@RomeroXVII]

Much respect for you sharing this brother, I know how you were feeling about it initially. Have a growth mindset and it will do you wonders.

[@Unibot47]

Thanks for this man! Very cool to see, despite the loss. Very humble of you to post your competition even though it didn't go your way. I always say first time matches are throwaways. Nerves, etc. Next time you'll go out there very much improved. Can't wait to see the next one.

[@qtlam6548]

All nerves, beautiful self awareness and analysis , this is so interesting to watch and support. Big Ups!

[@saunajoe5973]

This isnt a setback, its a setup, they better watch you son- Momma Woodley

[@collinjones6448]

Experience was gained and a learning experience occurred. My advice is when you are on the feet keep your arms on the inside of your shoulder with until an opening or a counter shows. Aggression will tire u quickly in BJJ. Let the energy flow through you and let the technique take control. Excellent match though!

[@gordoncrmn]

Jiu jitsu is a humbling sport . Thanks for sharing martial. Not many people would put themselves out there like you do !

[@FromPoetryToRap]

Mad respect bro, you went out there and went after it! Great learning experience and can only get better from here. Kudos!!

[@jordannorris5464]

Much respect to you Henry. Appreciate you showing us this and know that all of your fans support you 100%

[@-tzadakim-7805]

Martial “let em up” Mind All jokes aside though, keep grinding.

[@porgin8092]

Mad respect man. To go into competition and perform like you do in training is incredibly challenging. How the highest level fighters do it, I can only assume is from doing it over and over. Wish you luck, I've felt everything you're feeling. The good thing about performing like that though, is the only thing you want to do is get back and prove yourself

[@critcal]

Much respect. You are a warrior. You went and completed risking limb.bless you and may you only get stronger as you learn from this.

[@CazWitDaCash]

Martial I started BJJ like 3 months ago and its addicting because you just want to get better

[@CazWitDaCash]

Its like a drug

[@NYC_Goody]

Don't make the losses just a 1 time thing! For sure continue to post them so we can see that natural evolution. it'd be weird if it went from this to just getting beat way less.

[@professorlean3733]

Did you not watch the video lol he literally said he would

[@NYC_Goody]

@@professorlean3733 yup. Watched it. And how we was talking he made it sound like if he were to continue to lose, he'd upload those less and try to highlight just more wins. At least how I interpreted it. Thanks for the input though :)

[@oscarrgothitzyuh5819]

respect, i love these videos, its all just learning for you and everybody watching, thank you for this!

[@greenleeflotus]

Thanks for the motivation and inspiration. 🙏🙏🙏

[@CazWitDaCash]

Day 273 of asking for Baldest Fighters of Every Weight Class series

[@bjn.redbaron5755]

Keep it going!! It takes a ton of courage to even get in there. In age of social media where everyone projects these perfect lives, this video right here is genuine, you show how you had an execution mistake and we are all learning here with you. New sub right here 💪📈

[@fraser1qw]

Jiu jitsu is one of the most humbling pursuits hands down. Respect for competing and posting!

[@aspectjunior7993]

love it man. highs and lowes, we all go through it I wanna see it all. Keep it real

[@user-ft7xi7on8p]

Good shit man. You put up a great fight. You’re learning. Now there’s not some unnecessary pressure. And, you know you can win against opponents like this. You know it’s in you. Only a matter of time until you unlock that within yourself, awesome stuff

[@yezfwpt]

I definitely feel u bro. I just started training a few months ago and renzo gracie chicago. learning how to stay calm and pace yourself is extremely important. you’ll get ‘‘em next time man, keep ur head up

[@belinreport5986]

Love this bro, keep working to the middle of his chest for counterbalance, use his wrist placement against him to pull. I love this so much bro. This is by far some of my favorite content from you

[@nauticalbeast1957]

Mind please post more of these videos these are so amazing to watch it makes me want to start taking classes and learning

[@catalinbercea2680]

It's the beggining, congrats for joining the sport. I've starded kickboxing recently and i love it. You have all my respect !

[@Grapplurr]

Bro trust me I know the feeling, I took my first L in the Nogi and when I watched back the footage I was seeing things or doing things that I would never do during training I actually have the footage of it haha. I'm very proud of you actually going out there and competing because not alot of people do it! looking forward to many more of these bro!

[@mastro241]

Losing and learning is growing thankfully I do my losing in the gym to make results in the cage, the fact you can identify what went wrong and you can see what to do to change this! Well done bro much respect! Get well and hit them mats again with you chin high :)

[@santiagodavila1554]

Much Respect man! not many people would share their first loss. Yes, losing its very sour (i hate it myself xD) but the good thing about losing the first time is that you know now how it feels, you have experienced it... so it means that that anxiety in waiting "when you are going to lose" is gone and, given the proper motivation and work, can be great fuel for improvement. For which we dont have a doubt you will be able to do man, so keep the hopes up an keep doing that good work bro! (again, sorry for my english lol)

[@recklezzzone5151]

I loved this, even though it's a loss it helps watching them and looking at what to do differently

[@tomophobe]

Respect for posting. Humility on point

[@DeLeons_Garage]

Just stumbled upon this vid and I’m about to start my jiu jitsu journey soon. Good luck on your journey and let’s become victorious together💪🏽

[@oleslopdong6316]

Love how you aren’t ashamed of your loses. You did really well for your first competition, nerves can make or break a match. But I know you’re going to learn from your mistakes and become a beast. 💪

[@broskiproductions49]

Nerves man. Happens to the best of us! Valiant effort and can't wait to see you grow

[@MyThreeMe]

It’s crazy how small the world is. I watch and love all of your videos; the guy that is coaching your opponent is a good friend of mine (Tony), who got his black belt from MY instructor. I just trained with him this past week. Insane Keep your head up dude, you did well. You see now the difference in not only intensity, but intention, when people compete. And as much as training in the gym and getting comfortable there is a skill, so is competing. You have to do it more. Keep it up man

[@redbeardmcduck8687]

Respect tf out of you bro. I loved this video, heal up that shoulder, excited to hear you break down the next one. 👌

[@mendezandre9]

Yo dude im so happy to see this!! I competed yesterday and lost both my divisions. It’s part of the process you win some you lose some but you always grow. Keep pounding OSS

[@Tonioo_409]

Respect bro. Many ppl talk about it but don’t be about it. You stepped in and learned that’s all that matters.

[@MarioBikar]

Hey MM, it’s all part of the journey. Man i haven’t been on your channel in a long time pretty much since i’ve stopped playing UFC 4. But oh man coming back and seeing you compete HATS OFF to you sir! Nothing but respect! Most of us wouldn’t even have the balls to compete! Keep your head up! Wishing you a speedy recovery sir!

[@MikeHunt-qu6ef]

Nothing but respect brother, taking us along the journey seeing your progression is a blessing.

[@duncankimuhu]

Very brave of you to document your journey 👏👏👏. I learned its harder than it appears🇰🇪

[@Purpleninjabro]

Proud of you martial! Nothing but respect. Goodluck on the next! 👊🏼

[@seanbrowne5770]

You're gonna learn from it. Respect for being able to accept and share the loss and grow rather than one of those people who let their ego take over them💯

[@anton1012]

Respect to you 4 the simple fact that you competed and than even load up your loss brother! I hope we will see more videos like this in the future! Keep on doin your thing bro and evolve in sports as same as mentaly 👍🏼 wish u all the best and greetings from germany ;)

[@SuzzaGame]

Keep your head up, takes a lot to dive in and compete, I haven’t personally but it inspires me to, respect ✊

[@alow8706]

Much respect for you posting this no matter the outcome. We learn the most in defeat, you will keep growing as long as you keep that same mentality.

[@ethanjames9743]

Big respect for posting this!! The humility is respectable man

[@OGxOFWGKTA]

Martial your humility has always been commendable, keep up the great work! Love your channel!

[@Frank_MC]

I have my first white collar boxing fight next month and I’m constantly overthinking how I’m going to turn out. I know the crowd and occasional will for sure effect me. Respect for you for your attempt and showing where you went wrong etc. Takes a real person to do that

[@jacopodainotto4084]

"RUN OVER HIM!"

[@khalilthomas5648]

Great job man! I respect this and I hope you continue to learn and grow. Continue working man. I wish you much success

[@callumthejudo696]

You done a good job better then I expected when I clicked. I have watched a few of your ufc video's I would suggest in picking an area you enjoy to fight from such as half guard full guard/open and develop your system of attack from their. Grasping everything in the beginning is mind boggling.

[@MrLordvoid]

You showing your loss tells me how much you really love this cause your welling to reflect from your mistakes

[@kenyonheenan46]

Great performance! That dude was huge. Really good breakdown and commentating your own fight!

[@dylanware2770]

Despite your loss you looked pretty damn good. You are growing as a competitor and as a person. Keep it up. Only good things will come of this. Great stuff!

[@WiseAli1]

It's honestly inspiring bro. I'm gonna enjoy seeing your progress

[@TheGoose626]

Hey man, putting up your loss is no shame, if anything as you get better you can watch this back and it’ll teach you something, as you already have. As far as how you got so tired, it definitely was an adrenaline dump, your first time competing, you don’t want to have one but you do, I wrestled quite a bit in high school, and the same thing ALWAYS happened to me the first match of both seasons I competed. Keep your chin up man, and get that arm feeling better!

[@griffinjohnson3858]

You did great man win or lose you made an attempt with intention to come back and get better. Plus the fact that you can go back and not only realize what you phyiscally did wrong but mentally knowing you let ur ego get in the way. I believe your gonna get better alot faster with that kind of mindset. There's people that can point out that they physically was in the wrong all day, but mentally some individuals cant do that. Cant wait to see the next match even if u get guillotine in the first 5 seconds trial and error and repetition will make everything feel natural. Then winning will become natural

[@nathanbrewster5144]

Takes a lot of balls to show yourself being vulnerable bro big respect, keep smashing it bro it will come good for you, much love from the UK 🇬🇧👊🏻

[@vlone9470]

Up most respect. Anyone willing to compete in not only bjj but any form of combat sports. I salute you sir. Best of luck going further

[@SergioR00]

Nothing but respect for you on going out there and putting the work in and not to mention actually posting it and breaking it down for us on your channel

[@a.j.stringfellow8989]

So many positives to look at. Much respect