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I need help finding a good grappling art, but don't know what to chose from. So can I hear any opinion on any and can anyone tell me where i can find one in NYC.
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28Brazilian Jiu-jitsu64.29%18Greco-Roman Wrestling10.71%3Pankration7.14%2Jujitsu3.57%1Other than those choses14.29%4 -
Well your in the bronx so go and check out http://www.pmajkd.com/ its pretty close.There is also Straightblast gym NY www.roninathletics.com and NY sanda www.nysanda.com all of them are excellent MMA schools with no-gi/gi grappling boxing/kickboxing among other things.Originally posted by Warrior189 -
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Well I just saw a person bleeding to death just an hour ago next to my building by the stair case. He was jumped by 3 men and I dont not want that to happen to me. So are their any grappling arts that have really good throwing skills that have alot of power to knock out or really hurt a person?Comment
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Honestly if you want to injure someone very badly by slamming there heads on concreate then my two choices would be in order....Judo then Greco....bolth would be great.Originally posted by Warrior189Comment
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Brazilian Jiu Jiitsu all the way, you can freaking finish the fight quicker than anything. Combine that with Greco/Judo/freestyle and youre a fighting machine!Comment
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Wrestling gives a good base of takedowns. If youre already a good striker, take wrestling.Comment
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BJJ for ground stuff
and judo and greco to slam them on their head........
HARD!!Comment
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Maybe you want to do Urban Combatives right and get a fettish for blades, that will make you feel far more secure without the inconvience of actually learning much grappling mate
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Who are you talking to?Originally posted by nutterMaybe you want to do Urban Combatives right and get a fettish for blades, that will make you feel far more secure without the inconvience of actually learning much grappling mateComment
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He's talking to the threadstarter, and at the same time taking a shot at BoarSpear, Tanto1, and possibly a few others who like the Urban Combatives forum.Originally posted by 7r14ngL3Ch0k3
I'd say take Greco or Judo if your interested in self defense, you will learn how to pitch people on the ground. Personally I'd go with Greco if you can find it, I think it applies to street self defense better than Judo, although I'm not taking anything away from Judo.
Btw, this is the mma forum, and I know grappling is part of mma, but when its for the street, Urban Combatives bud.Comment
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Zero Tolerance!
Originally posted by SamuraiGuy
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I like this forum too. I just don't care for some of the HYPE on BJJ... It's not so fun to learn what doesn't work the hard way. Just PRETEND one day to play SHANK the grappler and see if you still think it's the best style for the streets...
Nutter can take all the cheap shots he likes...He doesn't know jack shit about me.
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So, we're something of an experienced grappler now are we?Originally posted by nutterMaybe you want to do Urban Combatives right and get a fettish for blades, that will make you feel far more secure without the inconvience of actually learning much grappling mate
3rd degree Thaskalos wasn't it???Comment
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Judo Rocks!
Originally posted by Warrior189
Judo... It will take some time to get good at but it's clearly the best art for smashing people on the streets.
Here's one of the biggest Judo clubs in the US>>
OISHI JUDO CLUB
79 LEONARD STREET
NEW YORK, N.Y. 10013
PHONE: 212-966-6850
FAX: 212-274-8656
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