Is this real Jiu-Jitsu?

i would love to fuck that guy up in front of all his brainwashed students
 
DirectDrive said:
McDojo bullshit
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They acctually do seem to sparr

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But at the same timke drill those overtly flashy techniques?

I mean as people have already said why? He certainly has some skill and background? why complicate it?
 
DaRuckus337 said:
Has the founder/head instructor at that place - Jeremy Corbell - ever competed in anything that any of you know about? I tried the quick google search, but found nothing. I'm curious if he has ever beaten another black belt (or anyone, for that matter) in competition.
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Should I assume that nobody has ever seen this guy compete, most likely because he doesn't want his name and system to get humiliated in live competition with skilled and resisting opponents?
 
Very Legit. Bjj/Judo/Kickboxing mix

His demonstration needs to be flashy or the lame eye would not care. ...
 
NCJJ said:
Very Legit. Bjj/Judo/Kickboxing mix

His demonstration needs to be flashy or the lame eye would not care. ...
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ummm i doubt it.


i couldn't find anything about BJJ on his site, please direct me.
 
^ yes, i also couldn't find anything about competition results for the instructor/school on google or any other site. I'm trying to see how they actually do in competition with more conventional grappling gyms, but there doesn't seem to be much of a competitive track record for any of them....
 
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Its a flashy good demo reel. But a lot of overly complicated moves that wouldn't work on someone that was actually attacking you and resisting.

Cool to watch but not very practical in my opinion. Would look good at an exhibition.
 
I can't imagine wanting to spend that much time on those moves to get them that good. I'd rather just get the ones I use all the time down right.
 
Sensei Jeremy Corbell is a professional martial arts, yoga, and massage instructor with over twenty years of experience. He often lectures, instructs seminars, and gives demonstrations at a variety of universities and educational facilities. Corbell has a wide student base and has been featured in several magazine articles and television broadcasts where he has been recognized for his contribution to various international events, as well as to the world of martial and healing arts. A high-ranking black belt of jujitsu and renowned yoga teacher, Corbell is the voice of a younger generation of inspirational teachers.

Corbell has instructed thousands of university students over the past ten years at the University of California Santa Cruz, where he teaches jujitsu, yoga, and massage therapy. Corbell also teaches at Santa Cruz Juvenile Hall and has established an award winning yoga program that incorporates his philosophy of meaningful living along with the practical instruction of yoga. Following discharge from Juvenile Hall, the students are offered continued instruction during and after their probation period, which Corbell donates as a community service.

Corbell graduated from the University of California Santa Cruz with a Bachelor of Arts degree inQuantum Studies. Quantum Studies is an individual major created by Corbell that combines such disciplines as physics, philosophy, holistic health and community organization. While working on his major he also engaged in the writing of his first two books, Radiant Source &#8211; Cultivating Warrior Consciousness & Martial Evolution &#8211; Out-Fighting, In-Fighting, Ground-Fighting. Corbell's third book, Warrior Yoga &#8211; An inward journey for an outward expression of freedom will be available later this year.

As President of the Quantum Jujitsu
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YeahBee said:
They acctually do seem to sparr

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But at the same timke drill those overtly flashy techniques?

I mean as people have already said why? He certainly has some skill and background? why complicate it?
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man, that technique in most of the "ground fighting" is horrendous
 
If your opponent stands there and makes no attempt to defeind himself then yes, it's real.

But, obviously, this guy is doing very spectacular-looking moves rather than perfectly practical ones.
 
YeahBee said:
They acctually do seem to sparr

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But at the same timke drill those overtly flashy techniques?

I mean as people have already said why? He certainly has some skill and background? why complicate it?
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LMAO!!! Oh man, I can't believe they posted that "ground fighting techniques" section. Wow, that was horrendous.
 
So how do you think these guys go out? Hale Bopp or Jonestown?
 
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