BJJShotoshe
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Martial Art(s)
Shotokan Karate and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
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Location
Newaygo, Michigan
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Interests
karate, friends, playing instument
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Student
BJJShotoshe's Achievements
Orange Belt (3/10)
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my school is affiliated with Kissaki-Kai and Vice Morris and they have very realistic bunkai you should try t style out if you want realistic!!! they have a website just type it in the yahoo bar and it will show up!
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Sacrifice Throws
BJJShotoshe replied to ARADOX's topic in BJJ, Judo, Jujitsu, Aikido, and Grappling Martial Arts
so heres the deal sacrafice throws really do not work all that well unless you have the right leverage. people commonly think that a sacrafice throw is just throwing their body weight around and it isn't it is actually a technique! no kidding! -
Black Belt and Kyu grade list your name style and Rank!
BJJShotoshe replied to Mink's topic in Karate
Shotokan Karate-Shodan Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu- Blue Belt -
drop your weight forward then use your hips
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well, I have been studying shotokan karate for about six years and shotokan has a lot of ground work and throwing in it. It's all primarily derived from the katas we study, Bunkai. It was origianally developed to keep secret the moves that were interpreted. And by the way, how do you get to the ground most of the time? You have to strike them!
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we have a special class for bunkai every thursday and it is required to know bunkai for one kata everytime you test until your black belt testing that requires five katas of bunkai
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Loving the ground.
BJJShotoshe replied to Treebranch's topic in BJJ, Judo, Jujitsu, Aikido, and Grappling Martial Arts
Well, it all depends on what you want out of the art. If you are taking it because you enjoy it then you shouldn't mind being on the ground. That is what BJJ is all about. If you are thinking you are taking it for the common sense and the defense then you are right, but then why take a year of it when you could just learn the basic escapes from the ground and invest you time in an art like Judo. Judo doesn't roll around the on ground pretty much at all. Mostly just take downs and then walk away. -
i punch the makiwara board
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Making some pass out
BJJShotoshe replied to KarateKicked's topic in BJJ, Judo, Jujitsu, Aikido, and Grappling Martial Arts
Heck yeah I've passed out while I was grappling. I was grappling another more experienced woman and she has a killer lapel chocke, anyways, I went out so fast I didn't even notice the transition. While I was out it was like I was dreaming. However, when I started to come around, it felt like I was swirling in a toilet bowl. My head was spinning around and around. My goodness I thought it would never stop. Anyways, don't worry about passing out in a tournament. They only way you should fell bad or ashamed about passing out is if you are being tough, You know, holding out as long as you can, then you should feel ashamed, because you know it is comming. That is bad jiu-jitsu. -
depends on the person i am fighting. if i am fighting a person i am familiar with i look where their tell sign is (the body movement that tells me when they are going to strike) because it is always constant. if i am fighting a person i have not yet fought, then i look straight into their eyes. it tells me what they are all about. after all, a fighting match is just like a conversation, just a little more violent.
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How does one disagree with upper rank?
BJJShotoshe replied to IcemanSK's topic in General Martial Arts Discussion
This is the way I see it... If the senior is respectable and honorable (no big headed about the belt they wear) then you should take them off to the side after class and discuss it with them in a calm manner and make sure you have evidence to back it up!!!! If the senior is not respectable and not honorable (really big headed, I have one in my dojo) then just faltly disagree with them in class in front of everyone, however, make sure you still have the evidence to back it up, you must be sure 150% that you are correct. Maybe when they realize they are wrong, then they will be brought back down to reality. I am really big on this as our ONE black belt who waves his belt in my face every chance he gets has set a spoken rule that high rank is always right (a bunch of crap if you ask me). But I solve his problem when I spar him and punch in the face, make him mad, and kick the living crap out of him. Crashing to earth he comes. -
white:takiyoku shodoan yellow: takiyoku shodan/heian shodan orange: heian shodan/heian nidan blue:heian nidan/heian sandan green:heian sandan/heian yondan purple 1: heian yondan/heian godan purple 2:heain godan/tekki shodan brown 1: tekki shodoan/bassai dai brown 2:bassai dai/empi brown 3: bassai dai/empi/jion/hangetsu/kanku dai/jintte shodan:all above katas plus Unsu/nijo shi ho