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Judo Warrior

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  • Martial Art(s)
    Judo
  • Location
    Whitby, Ontario
  • Interests
    Soccer
  • Occupation
    Student

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  1. I'm sorry let me correct something My sensai, Kevin Doherty, is a two time olympian, and world bronze medalist. And Seven Star, my point was that a lot of Bjj practioners always say that Judo gives u bad habbits on the ground, and Judo has little ground work in it, which is DEFENITLY not true.
  2. I say Judo, since I am a Judoka. In my dojo, believe it or not, we train for the ground, and stand up equally. My sensei, Kevin Doherty, is a two time olympian, and he was also a world champion, so he is super strict, and he always lets us train hard on the ground because he said these days, a lot of Judokas get lost as soon as they go to the ground during a match. It all depends on wether u like stand up grappling, or ground grappling, but as a lot of BJJ guys will tell u Judo gives u bad habbits on the ground, and it has a lot of flaws, is not true, and lets say if it was, well BJJ gives u bad habbits with stand up grappling, and that is true. But just so u get it straight, most Judo schools focus more on stand up grappling, and most Bjj schools focus on the ground. And one more thing, I think Judo focuses more on ground grappling, then Bjj focuses on stand up grappling, right? Correct me if im wrong
  3. Karate, and Wushu. I heard one of them will be in the olympics of 2008.
  4. For striking, I highly recommend Muay Thai. But there are also a lot of great striking arts like Karate, Kung Fu, TKD, etc... For Grappling, I highly recommend Judo, because it will make u good at stand up, and ground grappling. But u will have to find a good Judo school, because a lot of Judo schools focus too much on stand up grappling. Other great grappling arts are: A lot of the Japanese Jiu-Jutsu styles, Brazilian Jiu-Jutsu(Amazing for the ground), Wrestling, and Sambo.
  5. i think i would put Kimura for Judo.
  6. lol , thx for the replies!
  7. no one knows!!!
  8. Hey, I have a question, what are the difference between all the kinds of shampoos, for example, whenever i go to buy shampoo, I always see shampoo for normal hair, shampoo for thick hair, shampoo for oily hair, shampoo for dry hair, etc... so wat is the difference from all those kinds? Does Shampoo for "thick hair", help keep thick hair from getting frizzy or something???? Someone help explain please Thank U
  9. My favourites are O Soto Gari, Harai Goshi, Koshi Guruma, Uchi Mata, and O Uchi Gari.
  10. That is not true because Aikido was created after Judo. Judo was made from 3 different styles of Jiu-Jitsu. Judo has striking, it is called Atemi Waza. I believe it is very effective striking, it is usually taught at Green Belt, but most Judo schools teach it at Black Belt.
  11. Hey, I'm in my high school's wrestling team, and it think it's just called High School Wrestling because there are restrictions and certain rules that don't apply in freestyle wrestling, but it is pretty much freestyle wrestling because u can attack below the belt, and in High School Wrestling it is important that when u throw an opponent u have to go down with them or else the refree will consider it a slam and u will most likely get disqualified, but some referees let it go.
  12. It's going to be one of the best fights ever. I like them both, i can't decide. I cant wait until i see the fight!
  13. I believe Wrestling and Boxing was created by either the Egyptians or the Greeks, ( I personally think the Egyptians did). I guess The East and The west are both good contributors.
  14. common guys noone has a link to a website with the match
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