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hey guys. ive moved dojo, im now a member of the iko not the akka.

 

i was doing some thinking and i was thinking of cross training to help get my grappling skills up, because i obviously have none.

 

what is your opinion of training in kyokushin and brazilian jujitsu?

 

pros/cons etc would be great, thanks, grant

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Posted

sounds good to me cant see any disadvantage in doing that

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Yup, cross training is always good IMO, unless there's a medical reason against it.

 

Kyokushin & BJJ would be a good combination - a nixe mix of grappling & striking.

 

Good luck and happy training! :karate:

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My friend does BJJ and absolutely loves it as a grappling art.

 

I do Kyokushin and absolutely love it as a striking art.

 

Sounds like a good combination and that they would compliment each other nicely.

 

Welcome to IKO! :)

Posted

Brazilian top team uses a kyokushin coach for their striking, it's a good combo.

Posted

Just need a place to blend the two now ;)

 

Having good grappling is nice.

 

Having good Striking is nice.

 

Having both is nicer.

 

Being able to integrate the two is even nicer.

 

Unfortunately many neglect that last part...


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Posted

Have you thought about Japanese Ju Jitsu rather than BJJ. I have read that BJJ has more striking than JJJ which is something you are already doing. :karate:

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You moved from the AKKA to the IKO? Do I know you? I am an AKKA guy myself. I train under Shihan Cappa. Where did you go and why, if you could tell me, did you leave the AKKA? I wish you the best and keep training in KYOKUSHIN. OSU!!!!

 

As for brazilian JJ, I think it will really help make you a well rounded fighter. You know as well as I that Kyokushin is intense in the upward fighting, but limited in the grappling. My philosiphy is that if they take me to the ground, I did not do my job right. 12 years of KK is more than enough to deal with most fighting situations. OSU!!! :karate:

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There seems to be a lot of people here who know of or have trained in Kyokushin. Why do so many of you feel that Muay Thai is a better system? Not to toot my own horn, but, I have come accross many in Kyokushin including myself who have taken the "Muay Thai" challenge, and did not find it to be more of a challenge than any of our own Kyokushin fighters. I will not say that we are more effective, or that they are. There are many similarities and many noticable differences in the two. I will say one thing though, They are about the only ones who put up an admirable fight. Wish I could say that about most other styles. Unless you have been in the ring with us, DON"T ASSUME!!!! Get used to me. I am straight forward about the issues.

 

OSU!!!

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