Thanks to Matt for tweeting this pie chart of BJJ techniques, below is my breakdown of BJJ activities. Hmmm.
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6 comments:
Lurv.
Does that make you one of the bjj blog wankers? :D
My pie chart would be mostly Xbox...
Actually, that looks more like ALL my time -- any time I'm blogging, I really ought to be cooking, cleaning, working, or sleeping. The BJJ time corresponds to the time the mat is open. :P
I'm with you there Leslie!
@Steve: damn.
Hilarious!
Nice one. The Fudebakudo book has a similar pair of pie charts comparing ancient and modern martial artists. The old guys were basically 97% fighting, 3% drinking tea whilst for the moderns it's evenly divided between thinking about fighting, talking about fighting, reading about fighting...
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