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Splatterbeast
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Wrestling or BJJ? Can BJJ be used in a real fight on its own?
Guns.
Nope. MMA is fixed. Submissions don't work in the street, nor do takedowns.
Yes, of course BJJ can be used in a real fight on its own, that's what it was designed for. The issue is whether, in the given situation, is it best to use bjj or another strategy. That depends on a potentially infinite number of variables.
Thanks.
Im also thinking Id like to do BJJ as well, but not sure about the ranking systems. Does it really take years to get good at BJJ? It seems like so many people pick up wrestling in highschool and college and get good at it in a short amount of time.
Im also thinking Id like to do BJJ as well, but not sure about the ranking systems. Does it really take years to get good at BJJ? It seems like so many people pick up wrestling in highschool and college and get good at it in a short amount of time.
Wrestling has pins,not submissions strong at takedowns , they dont work off there back,BJJ More Judo throws than takedowns,submissions,and work off there back,BJJ has allot more tools than wrestling does,but it really matters about how much work you put into your training.
So if a wrestler is pinned, would that mean he would not know how to get up from off of his back whereas in BJJ you could?
Can you do ground 'n' pound with BJJ?
So if a wrestler is pinned, would that mean he would not know how to get up from off of his back whereas in BJJ you could?
Can you do ground 'n' pound with BJJ?
So if a wrestler is pinned, would that mean he would not know how to get up from off of his back whereas in BJJ you could?
Can you do ground 'n' pound with BJJ?
In wrestling, once you are pinned, it is the end of the match.
In BJJ, a pin means nothing and the match keep going on.
No striking is allowed in typical BJJ training.
Some school still offer some type of self defense, Vale tudo, MMA but you must check with each individual school first.
One other thing that comes to mind... in a real fight, if you're a BJJ guy, obviously once youre on the floor you have the upperhand with submissions and all that etc... the question is, how do you take the fight to the floor in a safe(r) way instead of just laying down and letting the guy climb on you?
One other thing that comes to mind... in a real fight, if you're a BJJ guy, obviously once youre on the floor you have the upperhand with submissions and all that etc... the question is, how do you take the fight to the floor in a safe(r) way instead of just laying down and letting the guy climb on you?