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Sunday, October 18 · 2:28
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I explain why you should play into your training partners' strengths instead of avoiding them. Training isn't competition: if a partner is good at leg locks, give him your leg and learn to defend. You'll tap a lot at first, then less and less, and he has to improve his attacks too.