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BLH28 70 miles to take BJJ when you have Judo and Jujutsu at your disposal. Don't be so taken by the hype that BJJ has.

"It is easier to find men who will volunteer to die, than to find those who

are willing to endure pain with patience."


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BLH,

 

Ju Jitsu has plenty of ground moves. After all, BJJ didn't invent ground work. They popularized it. There are different variations of Ju Jitsu, each with slightly different focuses. But a good Ju Jitsu school will teach you the same basic things as BJJ. BJJ just focues MORE one groundwork than most TJJ schools. In fact, just about every move in BJJ if found somewhere in TJJ. The set up and the execution may differ, but the moves are still basically the same.

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BLH,

 

Ju Jitsu has plenty of ground moves. After all, BJJ didn't invent ground work. They popularized it. There are different variations of Ju Jitsu, each with slightly different focuses. But a good Ju Jitsu school will teach you the same basic things as BJJ. BJJ just focues MORE one groundwork than most TJJ schools. In fact, just about every move in BJJ if found somewhere in TJJ. The set up and the execution may differ, but the moves are still basically the same.

 

Yeah. I'm with him. Who ever told you JJ and Judo don't have good Ground skills is full of it. Where do you think Carlos Gracie learned his Ground Skills from? On top of that, there are documented cases of Judoka’s Beating the Gracie’s themselves, on the ground, no less!

 

Which is better, BJJ or Judo? it is like asking someone whither Hockey or Soccer is better. Similar fighting styles, Judo focus much more on Throws, but don’t be mistaken, they do plenty of ground work. A good one point throw (an instant win in judo, which is received from throwing an opponent flat on his back with significant force) is hard to get, most Judo matches are won by submission, as are Jujitsu.

 

And even if they do focus on Standing more then ground work, when you get to a BJJ school and train there, you will be a more well rounded fighter then the rest before you have had more training with Standing grappling in Judo, and you will know how to incorporate it all in with Strikes and kicks from Jujitsu.

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Have fun!

"It is easier to find men who will volunteer to die, than to find those who

are willing to endure pain with patience."


"Lock em out or Knock em out"

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