Slow-motion...

Man, no kidding.
Last night in training I forced myself to slow things up, try to be more fluid etc. I realized that I was still compensating for lack of skill, by trying to explode through the doors I saw, rather than use finesse.
Each night training though, more of it clicks into place.

it may not really be that your are going slow. Its that you see the submission already taking place and the actuall execution of the move is better when you let flow natuarally. I know when I was rolling last weekend at NAGA certain things seemed like it was in slow motion but it was just me seeing things clearer and taking advantage of it.

lol that was in the movie "shooter"... awesome quote

agree with everyone if you can do a move slow that means you have good technique :D great job!!

A common thing is that it's not what you did it's what he gave you meaning that finishes are found in what your partner gives you to finish with. This is especially true in Judo randorri (free play). By going slow you can feel what your opponent is giving you rather than trying to force a move. To be good at feeling what your partner is doing you really have to drill each move consistently until you no longer have to think about doing the move and to know the variations and how opponents react so that you don't think of the move as you are doing it- your body is doing the move, your mind is waiting to see how your opponent reacts/counters. A perfect example of this is when applying an armbar you should just be comfortable in the fact that you can do it technically correct without thinking- as your body is doing the armbar your mind should be waiting for the counter and instead of thinking about the armbar you should be feeling for the opportunity to transition into the omo-plata, you cannot do this moving at 100 miles per hour. I believe that this is where the rubber guard is so strong- you severly limit your opponents options and therefore can think two steps ahead of your opponent because you know what their options/reactions will be- Eddie has really made it a science and while the system is still complicated he really has limited their options.
Back on track now- fast poo is still poo

Whats happening is your filling up your AGGRO meter and going into Overkill mode. The slow motion is a normal, healthy and helpful side effect of Overkill.

Have to agree with you there...if you've read the books, you'll know what a poor choice Wahlberg was to play Bob The Nailer.