DemonEffigy
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a "fish hook" is not a martial arts technique. if you are going to get hurt training, it should be in learning and with purpose. not to torture/humiliate. intolerable.
if any instructor put a finger in my mouth I'd be gone.
as far as preparing for the next session, work on bite strength. chew leather or jerky non-stop. get your jaw muscles jakt. then, when your instructor reaches into your mouth to pull you off the mat, bite his finger. bite that bitch off.
then find a BJJ school.
if any instructor put a finger in my mouth I'd be gone.
as far as preparing for the next session, work on bite strength. chew leather or jerky non-stop. get your jaw muscles jakt. then, when your instructor reaches into your mouth to pull you off the mat, bite his finger. bite that bitch off.
then find a BJJ school.
Hey,
At this Ju Jitsu club I was pretty much humiliated and thrown in at the deep end :/ I didn't know any Japanese and when Sensei told me to throw a technique, he put me in a lock,threw me down and put me in a submission. In my first demo, he even fish hooked me to get me up!
P.S
How do Cung Le/Sakruba manage to deal with these fighters :/ My friend from the rival club is 10x British Kickboxing Champion and he's managed to beat a few Ju Jitsu fighters (a strange type of fight-it's like San Shou but points are scored)
Please give me proper/non joke answers-as stated before,i'm worried about
a) My cheek being torn open (the instructor's son said it would do HIM no good since i'll be screaming and my teeth will be out-idk what he meant by that)
b) Breaking my collarbone when breakfalling
c) Hitting my head on recoil
The instructor must be good at something since he has a multi-red striped white/cream belt and his son is a multi-red banded black belt.
The instructor taught my kickboxing instructors at my local clubs as well as the instructor of the Goshin-Ryu Ju Jitsu aka MMA dojo. He also taught many of my friends.
They promote Ju Jitsu at my local club but we do it only once a month for 3 hours and now that's been stopped. I could go to the MMA dojo but I think doing MMA will be jumping in at the deep end; not to mention one of the MMA dojo students was rude to my instructor.
Apart from breakfalls,what should I practice for next week?
P.S. Eye gouging,groin shots and fish hooking are probs better for self defence that BJJ because on the street, your opponent will try bite his way out of submission/headbut you if he's in a read naked choke. What I personally am worried about is that they may be doing finger manipulation next week :\
wow, so you don't know any japanese and your sensei speaks japanese (of course it is JJJ) and even though you do not speak the same language you a) went there and b) somehow knew what technique he was asking you to throw.
yes, you are complete bullshit
I am going to proceed with the assumption you are not trolling - although I suspect you are. So .....
If you don't know the correct course of action yourself, then you are not the smartest tool in the shed.
If they throw you without teaching how to fall first, then they are idiots and yes - you can get hurt (duh). I've never heard of any instructor "fish-hooking" a new student. The belt colours mean very little - I could throw on a coloured belt like this if I wanted to.
The alternative is you are over-exaggerating the situation.
Either way - excercise some common sense.
also no one fishhooks you to get up especially if you are paying them and it is the first day (even ralph wouldn't do that)
The instructor taught my kickboxing instructors at my local clubs as well as the instructor of the Goshin-Ryu Ju Jitsu aka MMA dojo. He also taught many of my friends.
They promote Ju Jitsu at my local club but we do it only once a month for 3 hours and now that's been stopped. I could go to the MMA dojo but I think doing MMA will be jumping in at the deep end; not to mention one of the MMA dojo students was rude to my instructor.
P.S. Eye gouging,groin shots and fish hooking are probs better for self defence that BJJ because on the street, your opponent will try bite his way out of submission/headbut you if he's in a read naked choke. What I personally am worried about is that they may be doing finger manipulation next week :\