Informed Performance Submission Mini Leagues 2- November 27th

Barry.Oglesby · 01-11-2010 01:47PM #1

Hi all,

We are holding a small tournament on Saturday November 27th. Here are the details:

http://informedperformance.com/barry/2010/11/submission-mini-leagues-saturday-november-27th/

I hope to see you all there. Due to the short notice and the massive administration difficulties of the last time out, I am not doing prepay for this tournament, instead, we will take money on the day but you may not register and pay on the day.

David Jones · 01-11-2010 02:02PM

Is that the same Saturday as Cage warriors Cork and Tuff nut Nemesis in Waterford?

Barry.Oglesby · 01-11-2010 05:56PM

Afraid so. Only so many weekends left

NG-DOC · 01-11-2010 10:13PM

should have a good few for this barry!

fair play for putting it on!

hendy · 01-11-2010 10:15PM

sorry if they have been up before. but what are the weights?

Chris89 · 01-11-2010 11:11PM

bags winning

Barry.Oglesby · 01-11-2010 11:15PM

hendy wrote: »

sorry if they have been up before. but what are the weights?

All in the form my friend. All in the form.

da-bres · 02-11-2010 12:26AM

Chris89 wrote: »

bags winning

Damn you Chris! Gonna be working during this i'm afraid:(

Performance Martial Arts · 02-11-2010 11:55AM

Ive just sent you a few lads there Barry. Id advice everyone who can attend this to get there as the last one was great!!! Looking forward to it.

Barry.Oglesby · 02-11-2010 12:06PM

Thanks all who've entered so far.

Just a quick note, pay attention to the weight classes please, I used the standard ones last time out but these are the NOGI classes you're enetering which means that they're slightly lighter. Please note that as you enter.

Barry.Oglesby · 03-11-2010 02:21PM

Lots of entries so far, keep em coming folks

Finian123 · 11-11-2010 12:18AM

whats the story wif teens m8 ??
thanks in advance

Barry.Oglesby · 11-11-2010 04:00PM

ATTENTION all teenager coaches

I am holding a teenage grappling section at the tournament. It will be for anyone aged 17 and under. Registration will be on the day of the tournament and groups will be made at the discretion and selection of all the coaches present on the day.

All TEENAGE competitors AND their coaches MUST be at the venue at 9:30am to weigh in and register.

Cost of entry to the teenage division is €15

SDTimeout · 11-11-2010 09:02PM

Looking forward to this and the introduction of a special weight class for me being named "malnourished".

bjj-fighter · 12-11-2010 01:19AM

Barry.Oglesby wrote: »

ATTENTION all teenager coaches

I am holding a teenage grappling section at the tournament. It will be for anyone aged 17 and under. Registration will be on the day of the tournament and groups will be made at the discretion and selection of all the coaches present on the day.

All TEENAGE competitors AND their coaches MUST be at the venue at 9:30am to weigh in and register.

Cost of entry to the teenage division is €15

Great stuff! There's never enough teenage competitions. Our teens class at SBG should have 5-10 people. What is the minimum age? 13 or higher? I suppose they'll just be matched up on the day. This is a great opportunity for the large amount of teenagers now training, all clubs with teens should try attend!

Cheers!

bjj-fighter · 12-11-2010 01:19AM

SDTimeout wrote: »

Looking forward to this and the introduction of a special weight class for me being named "malnourished".

Why what weight?

SDTimeout · 12-11-2010 05:53PM

bjj-fighter wrote: »

Why what weight?

Ah i was 64 last night. Just a scrawny one

Good timing for this too. I'm only just gone 18 and will have been doing it six months by december. Would have been a bit daunting thrown in at the middle rank in say two months time.

Marcus.phelan · 14-11-2010 08:23PM

Can people just come and watch?

J_K_W · 17-11-2010 04:46AM

I submitted an entry but didnt recieve an email confirming it.

my names James Kernan or James kernan-whiteman, cant remember which one i typed ha

thanks

Barry.Oglesby · 17-11-2010 11:35AM

Please find attached the current competitor list. If you could get you or your coaches to review and send me corrections/duplicate entries etc. that would be helpful. I'll post another one of these on Monday so everyone can check again.

Thanks and regards,

Admiral Barry

da-bres · 17-11-2010 06:49PM

Edit: loads of odd ones there, in 6 months, and -2 years catagorys that should be bumped up, not naming names but if you browse through the list its fairly obvious!

Chris89 · 17-11-2010 06:53PM

War Darragh oconaill bjj

Gorey_R · 17-11-2010 07:14PM

Well joey,

I am a judo black belt but i stopped judo when i was 16 and i didn't really learn any submissions as the club i was in was all juniors, only enough to pass the theory for my black belt test(which isn't a lot).There is no submissions in junior judo in Ireland. Since then i've trained mma for one year and not really a lot of grappling. I've been doin bjj for 3 months. I don't mind entering the advanced though, i'l talk to liam. But in terms of learning submission based grappling it has been just over a year, although obviously a childhood of judo is a big help.

Edit: This is in response to Joeys original post. Which i had no problem in you posting either joey.

lukeyjudo · 17-11-2010 07:16PM

da-bres wrote: »

Edit: loads of odd ones there, in 6 months, and -2 years catagorys that should be bumped up, not naming names but if you browse through the list its fairly obvious!

Ha! I have no problem standing at the edge of the mat, pointing at people who shouldn't be in the novice (less than six months training) division and screaming "BANGER" at the top of my lungs.

I don't care who my guys in coolmine BJJ fight as they're all training just under 6 months (less actually) but if you're training a good bit more than six months and STILL entering novice divisions.....? You might need to work on your confidence a little....

lukeyjudo · 17-11-2010 07:18PM

Gorey_R wrote: »

Well joey,

I am a judo black belt but i stopped judo when i was 16 and i didn't really learn any submissions as the club i was in was all juniors, only enough to pass the theory for my black belt test(which isn't a lot).There is no submissions in junior judo in Ireland. Since then i've trained mma for one year and not really a lot of grappling. I've been doin bjj for 3 months. I don't mind entering the advanced though, i'l talk to liam. But in terms of learning submission based grappling it has been just over a year, although obviously a childhood of judo is a big help.

Hi Richie,

You should enter the intermediate, you'd actually do quite well!!!

-Lukey

da-bres · 17-11-2010 07:31PM

Gorey_R wrote: »

Well joey,

I am a judo black belt but i stopped judo when i was 16 and i didn't really learn any submissions as the club i was in was all juniors, only enough to pass the theory for my black belt test(which isn't a lot).There is no submissions in junior judo in Ireland. Since then i've trained mma for one year and not really a lot of grappling. I've been doin bjj for 3 months. I don't mind entering the advanced though, i'l talk to liam. But in terms of learning submission based grappling it has been just over a year, although obviously a childhood of judo is a big help.

Edit: This is in response to Joeys original post. Which i had no problem in you posting either joey.

Thanks for the reply Richie, changed the post because i realised there was a load of people in the 'wrong' divisions. Including one of my training partners! you would smash in advanced Richie, I've rolled with ya and I was well impressed and that was before you were even training just jits:)

Best of luck in the comp man.

da-bres · 17-11-2010 07:34PM

lukeyjudo wrote: »

Hi Richie,

You should enter the intermediate, you'd actually do quite well!!!

-Lukey

He is lukey, i was talking about advanced, thought Richie had been training grappling a lot longer than 2 years, I was wrong.

Awesome grappler.

lukeyjudo · 17-11-2010 07:43PM

da-bres wrote: »

He is lukey, i was talking about advanced, thought Richie had been training grappling a lot longer than 2 years, I was wrong

Ooops Sorry Richie lol I would still say fight intermediate coz thats what I would do

da-bres wrote: »

Awesome grappler

I know sure me and Richie competed against each other a good bit as juniors

pablohoney87 · 17-11-2010 08:47PM

Eh just with regards to the whole experience thing. Why is intermediuate - 2 years and advanced +3 years. I assumed was just a mistake but nobody seems to have mentioned it.

Barry.Oglesby · 17-11-2010 11:06PM

pablohoney87 wrote: »

Eh just with regards to the whole experience thing. Why is intermediuate - 2 years and advanced +3 years. I assumed was just a mistake but nobody seems to have mentioned it.

I don't know what you're talking about Paul.

J_K_W · 18-11-2010 12:29AM

so can friends and family come to watch??

Informed Performance Submission Mini Leagues 2- November 27th

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