FADES & 1 ON 1's Round 2
- Thread starter DuceTheTruth
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This is why I am not a fan of bjj you never really fight just one person. While you have one dude in some kind of lock his friends be stomping on your head in the same time.
Too bad nobody knocked those females out though, they deserved to get stomped too imo.
it's comedy though
Too bad nobody knocked those females out though, they deserved to get stomped too imo.
it's comedy though
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To be fair, I don't care what martial art you know... if you going to get jumped, odds are your getting your ass beat.
Tournament BJJ does not = street fight. Most BJJ when regards to self defense talks more about how to get the attacker off you, and angle your body from hard hitting punches, so you can get up and run away. No way your throwing up triangles in pavement.
Tournament BJJ does not = street fight. Most BJJ when regards to self defense talks more about how to get the attacker off you, and angle your body from hard hitting punches, so you can get up and run away. No way your throwing up triangles in pavement.
That is very true. Although ideally you would've thrown some punches before you get jumped.... ideally.. but once you get jumped yes chances are highly likely you get your ass handed to you.
I never heard people say that about bjj most people I've heard talking about bjj say different though... "most fights end on the ground so you better learn some ground fighting" which is true if the fight is one on one but most aren't, hence my comment earlier.
I do appreciate it in tournament and mma setting though or in the off chance the fight is actually one on one and one of them is a good bjj player, it's very technical were skill weighs more then size.
I never heard people say that about bjj most people I've heard talking about bjj say different though... "most fights end on the ground so you better learn some ground fighting" which is true if the fight is one on one but most aren't, hence my comment earlier.
I do appreciate it in tournament and mma setting though or in the off chance the fight is actually one on one and one of them is a good bjj player, it's very technical were skill weighs more then size.
I think the essence of BJJ is getting yourself out of a shitty position - into a dominant one. Whether your reversing the pin, or escaping to stand up. So yea, it helps knowing grappling in a fight, but that doesn't mean you need to keep it there. Also knowing striking never hurts, those are the most scary fighters, ones that can out strike, and grapple you.
Im typing this, with a hyperextended elbow, from a asshole cranking an arm bar btw lol
Im typing this, with a hyperextended elbow, from a asshole cranking an arm bar btw lol
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There is not one style that is 'magic' or works 100% all the time there are several answers and counters to everything for every style, even mixing styles has disadvantages. One very important thing is that we enjoy ourselves with the training though.
Get your rest breh and hopefully as soon as you are healed you can return the favour!
