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![]() Been doing BJJ 3-4 days a week for 2+ years. The Gym I go to is more oriented toward MMA so it is more fighting focused than Sport BJJ. Points and scoring never come up in training.
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![]() Just keep in mind that most Marital Arts don't train you for real life combat. Being able to spare in class is entirely different than having to defend yourself in a real life or death situation.
Yes the martial arts can help, just remember that it's often the quickest and simplest moves that are going to work in a real life situation. Don't get obsessed over styles and forms because they mean absolutely nothing in real life. Learn to end a fight as quickly as possible. |
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![]() Little bit of a lot of things. McDojo karate, drunken brawls, backyard Muay Thai, attacked a few times in the street, Krav Maga, traditional Jujitsu, Navy boarding party def tactics, bit of boxing.
I'm not that well trained in any one thing but i've a fair bit of direct experience of violence. I know enough to react quickly, decisively and finish it fast. I've come to appreciate the ancient art of cheating ie bar stools, your mates, ash trays, hit them first, running away, car keys... that sort of thing. EDIT: I dont have much experience with ground work, which is a weakness nowadays as it seems all the young guys are into it. We had a BJJ instructor come and teach a few times at our trad jujitsu school and covered the basics in Krav Maga, but its pretty complicated and not much stuck in my head. When the kids are a little older and i have more time i'll investigate the MMA club that has just opened in town. Last edited by PapaWhiskyBravo; 07-23-2012 at 03:07 AM.. Reason: Nunya biznez |
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![]() 4th degree BB traditional TKD, aikido and jujitsu to round things out. Agree, simple is better, flashy stuff gets you landed on your arse. Also concur that age will change how you fight. I had both knees scoped last year to clean things up, but they can't take the pounding they used to. But martial training is a way of life, always being situationally aware. Many tiimes that alone can keep you from needing to defend yourself or your loved ones.
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![]() JKD under Paul Vunak & MCMAP.
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![]() Escrima and boxing,i am looking for a good JKD instructor.Also was a Judoka,brown belt
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![]() Coming from hardstyle karate, softstyle kungfu was an eye-opener. It was like going from checkers to chess. Of course, the instructor and personal commitment is what matters more than the style.
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![]() I train in Kyokushin Karate two nights a week. I'd like to start Judo but I haven't found any dojos near where I live, but when I do I'll be signing up right away. :D
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![]() Boxing, Bjj, are my main focus. I have the best of muay thai, jj, karate, and aikido mixed in. As I just posted, I love jkd and have only done self studies. One thing I learned from jkd: Never kick above the waste! Also useful in mma for those that are involved. When you think about the benefits of a head kick, mid kick the openings you give negates any positive.
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