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When the Japanese police force pitted judo against jujitsu at the turn of the century to determine which style would be mandatory for the police to learn, Judo decimated the Jujitsu rivals in fight after fight.
Those who study judo know that it has 3 aspects and is a complete system at the higher levels:
1) Randori (free fighting)
2) Kata
3) Weapons (after Second Dan)
All BJJ is fundamentally based on this, and Judo black belts are harder to get. From which art, BJJ or Judo would you like to learn grappling techniques, as both have some fundamentally different ones. Bjj or Judo and why?
Those who study judo know that it has 3 aspects and is a complete system at the higher levels:
1) Randori (free fighting)
2) Kata
3) Weapons (after Second Dan)
All BJJ is fundamentally based on this, and Judo black belts are harder to get. From which art, BJJ or Judo would you like to learn grappling techniques, as both have some fundamentally different ones. Bjj or Judo and why?