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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
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I have been doing Muay Thai for years and started doing BJJ recently. After every training session, my joints are killing me to the point where I cannot even finish my training. Can anyone else experience joint pain when grappling? Usually our classes consist of 30 minutes of technical work and 30 minutes of totally out rolling.
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Ontario Canada
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Welcome to our Forum Madelyn. We hope that you enjoy your visits. ![]() In regards to your question...in my opinion, No that should not cause joint pain to the extent where you cannot finish your training. If this were the case, everyone doing BJJ would be experiencing the the same pains. This would have also have been told to the possible participants before they paid the fee. Punching or kicking the joints however, obviously would cause joint pain. To be sure, ask your instuctor(if you haven't already). There may be something else going on with your joints. I hope you feel better soon. Last edited by Terrie : 20-12-2007 at 22:35. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
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