Called out this fat at a BJJ gym i went to a gym as i was driving across country, a Brazilian jiu jitsu gym. usually since its a brotherhood and small community, people are usually very accepting and try to have a fun time with visitors rather than try to prove anything. Went with a brown belt, a skill level higher than me, easily 100+lbs heavier (im 128 lbs, 5'5"), dude threw me as if we were in world competition in the first 10 seconds of me being on mat and landed full weight on me. Knee was injured for next 5 months and i couldnt even work out the way im used to let alone walk for next week. Was good in a sense because i adapted and still was able to make-shift exercises where i didn't put strain on my knee but was able to get my daily sweat on. I left a review saying that they were going too hard, they had good bjj but their attitude wasnt called for and i was injured. A teacher had the nerve to respond saying that theyre a competition school and this is normal, no its not normal and no the reason im hurt is because it was fat. If your going to go hard on me when im visiting at least give me the common courtesy of not permanently injuring my body from the force of gravity from your body. Not only was it an excuse for them being excessive, they had the nerve to imply as if they are hard athletes and that was the reason that i happened!  Called the guy who threw me obese while making it clear i was upset at the person not their school, trying to be respectful. (TRYING) Teacher reeeeed at me. no surprise teach is a butter huffer too even though hes been training for what must be 10+ years. can sweat the butter out of a pig but cant sweat the pig out of a mass of butter i geuss. This is the BEST pic i could find of him. He literally takes peoples money to teach them to be fit..  Went for a run today and my knee started hurting again! this happened in august! ill avoid fat people when gravity is a variable from here on out  http://i.imgur.com/f4AmeTM.png