jiu-jitsu fighter

learning to sprawl also makes it much more difficult

jab, jab, cross,hook, shin kick

talk to your instructor!!!!!

i like kali , but personnaly i don't know that much on weapon arts

i personally have used my kubaton, i think its pretty handy

i own a real bokken, a hanbo, a kubaton, an extendable baton, a 357 magnum (airsoft) and like 2 or 3 sets of throwing knives

do they teach krav maga or kickboxing, krav maga , is an isreali self defense method, using kicks,knees,punches,throws,takedowns,disarms,grappling, any means necessary to defeat an opponent and research ur instructor to make sure hes the real deal, and contact his instructor to see if he has good things to say!!! GO TO WWW.KRAV-MAGA.COM THEY WILL TELL U EVERYTHING

im a beginner in bjj( 4months) and i really like the basics, but i don't feel comfortable with alot if not most of tha advanced techniques im learning, should i chose to learn only those which i like? or should i learn them all evwn though alot( 50%) of them i really wouldn't use? or should i only absorb what i find usefull, and disregard what i don't? your help would be appreciated

i don't really like neck cranks so , i don't know much about them

my advice to you is to take a private lesson every 2 months or so to correct anything that is wrong in ur techniques or to learn other techniqwues also bjj.org is great

i just recently bought an atama sigle weave, i think the double weave is too thick and unrealistic also im not comfortable in it, my gi is blue and it costs 80$ u.s.

move onto another submission than after class ask the instructor to check if you are doin the technique properly or make him sleep, maybe he just wants to be a tough guy, i have friends like that, i apply a perfect rear-naked choke and they almost sleep, than when i let them go, they're like , i could of got out make him sleep

im assuming you already know takedowns and throws so why have to learn them again, if u want, talk to your instructor and tell him the situation and he will work mostly if not all ground stuff with you good luck

my first class i learned a few techniques but most of the time i spent on my back or in the guard, don't worry about it you have to start somewhere and you'll pick things up rather quickly good luck

i just love knee-on-belly great position to submit from as well as strike as well as watch your back

i like the front stance or the cat stance both very good

actually i was in a fight this past weekend the guy (at least 200lbs) threw me to the floor than continued to pass my guard, i didn't let him , i punched him a few times and then when he was goin for the ankle lock , he missed a step in the technique that prevents me from getting up, anyways i got up and kicked him in the face a few times , okay i understand ur side of the argument and it isn;t necessary to learn how to grapple, but it is necessary to learn how to deal with a grappler

check out, king of the cage and other smaller fighting organizations and theres nothing i love more than watching two women fight it out in the octagon

im a yellow belt in ninjutsu(genbuakan) as well as a yellow belt in karate (issinryyu) as well as a level 5 in blauer tactical systems (tonyblauer.com) presently i study bjj and i love it, its so practical and efficient and it flows very well (white belt) i have been studying martial arts for almost a year

i think hes referring to a neck crank,

wrestling, chokes , arm breaks,leg breaks, takedowns etc.... go to bjj.org

well brazilian jiu-jitsu is , wrestling, with some arm breaks,leg breaks, chokes, takedowns, ............ check it out bjj.org

sure you can win by kneebar, but in most comps you can't use neck cranks and heel hooks, but thats for blue belt and under

that depends on the rules of that specific competition

deflect his leg?foot with one of ur hands, don't hold onto it just push it out of the way, than when hes off balance go in for the kill