Ive been doing kyokushin karate for 8 years and am a shodan, and i would like to think i could defend myself, to a certain extent, against nearly anything. Just by looking at BJJ in action i can tell i'd have problems.
What you are suggesting would take years of BJJ training. Ill ask instead: Is there anything i can do, given my limited karate-only training, that would help handle a BJJer? Or am i simply screwed?
Prison? That's dependent on the situation. Not all women are 4'0'' weaker sex. There are some women out there that would have no difficulty in stamping on a man and later scraping him off their shoe. And a weapon is an extremely successful equaliser. Anyway, maybe a spell in prison is infinitely preferable to an eternity 6' underground. Good point.
White Warlock: That sounds like a good solution, except i dont have time to start learning another MA. AngelaG: Actual fight. ^ PS: (Hi, from all-karate forums)
Lately ive been watching some UFC videos and ive seen that BJJ almost every time wins. They usually dive in at the knees and lift the opponent off their balance and throw them to the ground and then lock them up. How would a Karateka like me, or any other MA, defend against these BJJ attacks? Low stances? Evasion? Share your thoughts.