MMA is Not Self Defense!

[sapatiero]

With repetition and randori of the three elements, atemi waza, nage waza, and katame waza, the psychological element is found and developed. Judo is a great base for all other martial arts. Atemi waza is the only element missing from judo to made it complete. The same with karate, it's missing katame waza.

So atemi waza + nage waza + katame waza = the ultimate fighter, eh? Well, isn't that exactly what Japanese Ju Jutsu is, being as judo, aikido, and some karate (ie. not oikinawan - sorry about spelling) was derived from it?

Um... Actually no. In my experience JJJ was 10 times less useful than Gracie Jiu Jitsu, otherwise I wouldn't have left the japanese arts in the first place. Are my ogoshis, sotogeris, ochigeris etc. as good as a judoka? No. But I've been to judo clubs & taken 95% of judo black belts to pieces on the ground with my tatty purple belt in BJJ. But this is an old argument. The arts are different.

Judo - best for sport (ie. spectator friendly) takedowns
BJJ - best for sport groundwork with a submission bias
GJJ - includes takedowns & submissions with less of a sportive bias, but with the same roots as BJJ.

To think that by adding sportive striking (ie. karate) to a sportive throwing/grappling sport (ie. judo) you'll get something that is truly practical is completely wrong IMO. I'll flick the attacker round the ear with my orokan (spelling), before turning my back on him to do my ogoshi, then pin him down with my kesagatame? Good luck with that against anyone that has a clue... LOL

[Scott Bolinger]

Self- Defense –You should not want to fight. Taking a challenge is NOT self-defense!


lol...if that wast true, then the only true self-defense is to not train and be in denial that anything could possibly happen.

But what it actually sound like that all the people that want to boast of which art is more realist than the other, is out there challenging other arts. And the only way to , apparently fight a so called true self defense art, is to sneak up behind someone and jump them from behind, so they don't appose a in a challenging situation. Or you can do it the honorable way, and put your art to the test in the ring.

but, it just doesn't really matter of whether you call your art self defense or sport fighting, but if you want to boast about your art being better than the other art, then put it to the challenge in a ring of honor.

[DSA]

thr three elements of combat

So atemi waza + nage waza + katame waza = the ultimate fighter, eh? Well, isn't that exactly what Japanese Ju Jutsu is, being as judo, aikido, and some karate (ie. not oikinawan - sorry about spelling) was derived from it?

Um... Actually no. In my experience JJJ was 10 times less useful than Gracie Jiu Jitsu, otherwise I wouldn't have left the japanese arts in the first place. Are my ogoshis, sotogeris, ochigeris etc. as good as a judoka? No. But I've been to judo clubs & taken 95% of judo black belts to pieces on the ground with my tatty purple belt in BJJ. But this is an old argument. The arts are different.

Judo - best for sport (ie. spectator friendly) takedowns
BJJ - best for sport groundwork with a submission bias
GJJ - includes takedowns & submissions with less of a sportive bias, but with the same roots as BJJ.

To think that by adding sportive striking (ie. karate) to a sportive throwing/grappling sport (ie. judo) you'll get something that is truly practical is completely wrong IMO. I'll flick the attacker round the ear with my orokan (spelling), before turning my back on him to do my ogoshi, then pin him down with my kesagatame? Good luck with that against anyone that has a clue... LOL

AWESOME, It sounds like your redeye for the big shoe, (UFC)! I hope you have a good stand up game? Hey, isn't BJJ really judo? And is kesa gatame Japanese for scarf hold?

[Tant01]

Could it be?!

AWESOME, It sounds like your redeye for the big shoe, (UFC)! I hope you have a good stand up game? Hey, isn't BJJ really judo? And is kesa gatame Japanese for scarf hold?

Why actually... Yes! Yes it is and thank you!

[sapatiero]

AWESOME, It sounds like your redeye for the big shoe, (UFC)! I hope you have a good stand up game? Hey, isn't BJJ really judo? And is kesa gatame Japanese for scarf hold?

Heehee... Either my irony is going over your head my friend, you have trouble understanding the post (pointing out the differences between the arts), or you're trolling for fun. I'm going to assume it's the latter... It's a lot easier than trying to believe that you think that playing semi-contact 'tig' constitutes a practical method of self defense.

[DSA]

The three elements of combat!

Heehee... Either my irony is going over your head my friend, you have trouble understanding the post (pointing out the differences between the arts), or you're trolling for fun. I'm going to assume it's the latter... It's a lot easier than trying to believe that you think that playing semi-contact 'tig' constitutes a practical method of self defense.

Hello Mcfly, type in Mitsuyo Maeda in google search engine or even Masahiko Kimura. Hell just type in the history of BJJ. (GOT JUDO)!

[Tant01]

A little good on you...Gotta spread it around.

Hello Mcfly, type in Mitsuyo Maeda in google search engine or even Masahiko Kimura. Hell just type in the history of BJJ. (GOT JUDO)!

Hehehe...

LOL I'm starting to LIKE you!

No kidding! (from a judo standpoint that is...)

[Aireplay]

MMA isnt even martial arts

The definition of MMA:

Mixed martial arts (MMA) is a full contact combat sport that allows a wide variety of fighting techniques, from a mixture of martial arts traditions, to be used in competitions. The rules allow the use of striking and grappling techniques, both while standing and on the ground.