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Blue belt in ITF is nothing to sneeze about?
Well, I'd wager my blue in BJJ was a lot harder fuckin earned... Achoo!
Blue belt in ITF is nothing to sneeze about?
I define grappling as involving submissions. But maybe my lingo is off.
Great post, though I think bjj itself was created through cross pollination right?
Bjj stole from Japanese jiu jitsu, judo and catch wrestling.
Well, I'd wager my blue in BJJ was a lot harder fuckin earned... Achoo!
Then it would called submission grappling.
Yeah but grappling without submissions sounds weird. Then it's just wrestling to me.
Well. I started training 15 years ago and we had to add the submission before grappling because we needed to different iate ourself to avoid confusion otherwise people would freak out once you start submitting them.
It is not like they did not like it but it was not normal.
I did a wrestling class and use a kimura trap to throw a wrestler. Basically kimura the dude until he flipped in the air.
I have a serious question about that, since you raised the issue. What if you faced a Greco Roman Wrestler 3x your strength, say Alistar Overeem-type - can you really prevent him from picking you up and dumping you on your head? Cant' they just rely on brute force?
Grappling is any kind of unarmed live combat not involving strikes..Yeah but grappling without submissions sounds weird. Then it's just wrestling to me.
What are you basing this on? Outside of the gracie affiliates who use a specific curriculum of 36 moves or whatever every school I've been to promotes and skill and has no time requirementDon't flatter yourself. Most BJJ schools award belts after sticking around certain periods of time, just like Karate schools. Also, blue belt in BJJ is the first coloured belt, while it's the third in TKD (only red left before black).
Great post, though I think bjj itself was created through cross pollination right?
Bjj stole from Japanese jiu jitsu, judo and catch wrestling.
Isn't Ameri-Do-Te vastly superior to catch wrestling?
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Then wouldn't wrestling win? given that average wrestlers with limited athletic ability have had more success than average bjj practioners, in fact take out the top say 5-10% of bjj guys and your point becomes especially salientIt's a little strange to me when people evaluate the effectiveness of a martial art on the basis of the uppermost competitors in the sport.
I'm more interested in how a martial art's effectiveness generalizes to the larger population of people.
I think you see different magnitudes of difference at different strata. IMO.
Then wouldn't wrestling win? given that average wrestlers with limited athletic ability have had more success than average bjj practionerst
Oh I was joking about folk style wrestling vs Bjj. "Catch wrestlers" annoy me. All catch wrestling is at the end of the day is folk style wrestling without potentially dangerous or illegal holds. All the "special shit" Dan the dumbo shows are things taught in hundreds of wrestling rooms in the usYou mean the average catch wrestler?
Do you think a Dan the Wolfmen student would beat an average bjjer?