maxtheripper

if u train like that make sure u train gi less everyone now and again its completely different in the second round when ur oppenents sweating and u cant get a grip on submissions

kishiro

good place to start, training with the gi on is very good for you defense because you can't slip away, you must learn proper escapes. doing no gi is good for of fence the grip game is very hard due to the sweat factor and no gi to grab onto. but the transition from gi to nogi was hard for me for the first couple weeks, but the guys i talk to that are nogi and now doing gi say it is very hard for them, because they can't slip out of holds and they get controlled by the grips.

LV 2 H8 U

Yeah, Gi and No Gi are two very different games, but it's best to do both.