Venezolano

Mine too... i try to take him into my guard and then work from there, try some submissions, if i don't get any, inmediately i try to sweep

i think , it's gay...

Thanks LOILOI44 it did but by what i've seen, in the judo club i went to, they focuses more in throws, when i went i didn't see any ne-waza... althought i'm not interested in ne-waza because i train BJJ for ground

LOL! it seems like you don't know very well BJJ...

vry sarcastic your comment...

PhilM1, In addition to what Anzie said, it effectiveness is also because most fights go to the ground, and it's exactly there where BJJ focuses. Anzie, fighting in the street isn't very smart at all..

I think it is... btw, go and try a class and get your own conclusions

i have never used a caluliflower ear protection, i haven't hurt my ears still... I do use knee pads..

I see Capoeira more like a cool dance like a martial art...

I like his strategy he is a smart fighter, he looks for errors on his opponents and capitalize them

Ok thanks... in how many time (aprox) one can be pro efficient? (with the basics) that one can do some throws?

I guess that Judo can help me more in my sport BJJ, and Wrestling more in a real life, but i'm not sure. Also, i was wondering what are the things that a person has to have to be a good wrestler, they have to be very strong?

Hello people, Actually i'm practicing BJJ and i thought crosstrain in Judo to improve my takedowns and standup game, but i'm not sure if Judo be a good idea. This is why i think it, i want something that can work in a real life situation, and i'm doubtness about Judo and Wrestling, was wondering how many porcent of Judo throws are gi's dependent. 2.) in how many time aprox one can be pro efficient? (in the basics) 3.- In adults, belts go: white-> brown -> black? any other suggestions would be appreciated.

you can push his face and catch his face with your legs, or you can join your hip with his hip, do a little birdge so he get like "mounted" on your hip, and then birdge to opposite side.

I agree.

some MAs have many rules, and are sport oriented, so they don't care many factors that are important in a real fight

LMAO!!!, they can't neither handle one person and they're gonna handle 2 or more people...

i agree with boxing, but not with tkd and san shou wrestling... i suggest you wrestling and muay thai

I was wondering Golden Panther could you tell me some styles that be _effective_ against multiple opponents? just curious about it...

Ask your instructor, althought most schools don't care...

Golden Panther i agree with you in that BJJ classes prices are high, but you said that until prices don't get lower BJJ will not have respect? LMAO! BJJ has earn it respect by it effectiveness, martial arts don't get respect by how much classes cost... i think prices are high, because there aren't too many bb out there, is like when only a few people have a product they sell it more expensive, and that BJJ bb in my opinion have to take more time, and more effort to earn it to get it, not like other styles...

Marco Ruas did Luta Livre, and not sure if Pedro Rizzo and Renato Sobral too

cool, that must had hurt :S

King of grappling styles? lol, yeah sure... three60roundhouse congrats, i think it's great you can compare them and learn useful things and incorporate them in your game how much do you have training BJJ? iam about 5 months

I am from Valencia Venezuela and study BJJ