jiu-jitsu fighter

ROYLER GRACIE is an example of someone that teaches bjj for self-defense, royce and helio are a few others, alot of people thought teach sport jj and thats fine but its not too good on the street. now vale tudo jiu-jitsu is better but has flaws, but so does every art, bjj does not say go to the ground all the time, it says finish the fight as quickly as possible anf this is done by using a submission or a choke, brazilian jiu-jitsu is a.k.a. "the gentle art" does not really incorporate striking but some schools do. and so my point is of course they go to the ground, they're in a matted cage with a ref, also bjj is not blinkered by sports any more than tkd,judo,karate, etc.... its competions are fierce and promote growth as a martial artist. jiu-jitsu is good on the street and in the ring but most people only see one side of it, today i went to a FABIO HOLANDA seminar (brazilian top team) and he showed us vale tudo techniques and sport techniques.

when you can't close the triangle instead of using your hand to put your FOOT tighter use you hand to pull your shin in titghter this prevents any attemps of escape,

ignorance and arrogance, its a bad combination ,some people are just like that , its not your fault,just ignore them

its hard bkwtvrurnameis, but it might have some soft

https://www.graciejiu-jitsu.com carlson gracie+his son are legends in brazilian jiu-jitsu, if i was there(chicago) that would be the first place i would want to train at. bjj and some muay thai would be what your looking for(im assuming) because your description of what you want is very broad, but also look for, jeet kune do schools, jkd is a very well rounded style(excuse me not a style forgot to mention, bjj incoporates throws,takedowns chokes, and joint locks to disable you opponent and mt uses kicks,punches,knees and elbows, good luck

i like using fists but i also use palm strikes and slaps to the ears

do they teach bjj or judo and who are they certified under , an they aren't clear on what striking techniques they use, they just claim to teach practical street-valuable techniques go check it out , hopefully you'll get some clear answers

larry jf why wait for his kicking leg to be landed why not go for the takedown as its landing

KIAI RUN IN FEAR ........ GRAB MY GI SO I CAN THROW YOU

well when i did blauer he taught us very basic muay thai ,i mean very basic and some wrestling positioning and thats it, we practiced our shin kicks,front kicks, and punches every class and than did some ''psychology of combat" bs and that was it

WHAAAAAAAAAT I THINK NOT!!!!!!

i meant sweeps

in bjj we have many seeps on the ground to put an opponent on his back one of many would be the scissor sweep,

maybe you can carpool with some people? and which ma is this yur talking about ?

HELLO why is this even a discussion grappling is very important and so is striking, this has already been debated a million times and people that say that they're art can defeat grappling are only fooling themselves

i studied bluer tactical confrontational management systems and i found that it was really terrible and built up a huge confidence in me that wasn't reinforced by any practical training https://www.tonyblauer.com

yep grappling is very important no matter what some people say

this is the case bkj1216

i say drop the karate

ankle pick?

protect your face! and if hes a mt fighter lets say, i wouldn't go for the double leg, id probably go for the foot sweep, or high crotch i had boxing lesson today and i underestimated what good strikers can do, so practice your technique alot

cavalera OUCH..........

well thats a good question ,seein how i have 6 months of bjj under my belt im gonna try and answer that , i would probably, foot sweep him or use a o-soto-gari than hopefully land in a superiour position but lets say he starts throwing strikes, i clinch, we fall ,i would attemp to put him in my guard or take back mount than submit him from there

zero height has absolutely nothing to do with it

im in montreal,quebec, canada so i the proces are different but i pay 200$ for 3 months and thats 3 classes a week, and g95champ is right in l.a its very expensive to train