i have no striking whatsoever, but i have been doing bjj for almost 2 years. so might as well have some fun right? im gonna be in the brown belt category (which is supposed to translate to intermediate for bjj). i heard sjj is basically judo with strikes? therefore, im planning on just charging the guy and drop kicking him in the chest like hulk hogan (for the crowd) . does anyone know how competent sport jujitsu guys are on the ground? just out of curiosity.
thinking of enrolling in sport jujitsu tournament this weekend
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It's much more tiring than just straight up BJJ. You'll need a solid plan for takedowns. I'm not sure, but I think they also stand you up after 15-30 seconds on the ground andyou get points for strikes on the ground (not full force strikes).
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You got a brown belt after doing BJJ for just two years? I'm extremely new to the sport, but that doesn't sound right. Do you really advance belts that quick???
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brown belt category for the sport tourney, which as he says, translates to the intermediate level for bjj, as he has 2 years of experience. and this kid i know told me he entered a tournament like the one ts mentioned. he was a wrestler and thought it was a grappling competition and was shocked as fuck when his opponent kicked him in the face.
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Haha maybe he should read the rules!
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