drop bear
Sr. Grandmaster
One of our guys got head butted in the groin during a take down drill last night.
He wasn't allowed to stop. But he did groan a bit.
Judo For Self-Defense On The Street?
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One of our guys got head butted in the groin during a take down drill last night.
He wasn't allowed to stop. But he did groan a bit.
Charlemagne
Black Belt
Cup check!
moonhill99
Brown Belt
I sure hope you not using Judo or BJJ submission in self defense? The idea is to get mad guy on the ground and runway not fight him on the ground. If you have Judo or BJJ to get up ASAP and runway not fight him on the ground.
More time you fight him on the ground more people will jump in and fight.
Look at the ghetto fights on youtube and most of the time people are jumping in when they are fighting on the ground.
More time you fight him on the ground more people will jump in and fight.
Look at the ghetto fights on youtube and most of the time people are jumping in when they are fighting on the ground.
Kickboxer101
Master Black Belt
I've got to agree I've nothing against grappling or ground fighting but honestly putting yourself on the floor in a street fight isn't a smart move. If you get knocked down or pushed then that's fine but you see it in mma a guy gets clinched and pulls guard then proceeds to get pounded for the round. Also adding on to what you said putting yourself on the floor in a night club or the street is so risky due to things like broken glass or drug needles or anything else. Jiu jitsu 100% works but personally Im never going to be in a hurry to get on the floor in a street fight
Kickboxer101
Master Black Belt
I thought your sift did judo according to your other posts
Kickboxer101
Master Black Belt
If it is true I must be the full 10% because I've been involved in about 4 fights unfortunately and not 1 has come anywhere near hitting the ground
Ironbear24
Senior Master
Sift? Sifu? My old one did kenpo with judo my new one does Shou shu with Jiu Jitsu.
Kickboxer101
Master Black Belt
Seriously? I think it's pretty obvious what I meant
Ironbear24
Senior Master
Just giving your auto correct a hard time. Yeah my old sifu did American kenpo with Judo and my current one does Shou shu with Jiu jitsu.
Kickboxer101
Master Black Belt
Fair enough
maybe one day I'll add some grappling but right now I'm happy knocking people out..in the ring I might add lol
Ironbear24
Senior Master
Fair enough
You do what you do so long as it makes you satisfied. If you are interested in only kickboxing then it would just waste your time to learn a grappling art. That would be like me learning weapons, why bother if I never plan to go into that style of competition?
Some guys will tell you that you have to take grappling and striking to be "well rounded" but what so you have to be well rounded for? Your sport doesn't require that from you so I wouldn't bother.
Then again grappling is a lot of fun so you might enjoy it. Just learn how to fall otherwise you're gonna have a bad time. I thought I had the meme for that but I couldn't find it lol.
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Kickboxer101
Master Black Belt
Nah I'm not doing it for the whole your not a good fighter if you don't grapple I've never bought into all that but just to try it out but honestly from watching training videos from actual classes it seems quite boring to me not something I'd fancy spending 2 hours doing no disrespect to the style but just not my thing and I'm just simply never going to want to roll around on the floor.
Ironbear24
Senior Master
I know it looks boring. I used to feel the same way and still do think it is boring to see, but doing it is a lot different from watching it. It is a lot of fun to do it, at least I think so I know not everyone will.
If you want more stand up grappling try Judo, Judo spent more time with tachi waza (standing technique) then ne waza (foreplay)
moonhill99
Brown Belt
I thought Ironbear24 hates grapplers? Base on is other threads?
I can see what Ironbear24 is trying to learn here. To learn it in way to get the mad guy on the ground and running away than fighting on the ground.
If that is the case than yea he may want to find Judo club that spends time doing self defense that does the dirty moves.
But too bad lot of BJJ and Judo are sports fighting than self defense. But if there was a BJJ school and Judo school that did self defense may be that is what Ironbear24 wants?
Ironbear24
Senior Master
I never said hate grapplers.
moonhill99
Brown Belt
It is want you like Ironbear24 and why yo are doing it. Where some people really like Judo, BJJ and wrestling and don't really like stand up striking and other people are the opposite.
It like saying do you like driving a pick up truck or sports car. Some people love sports cars and hate pick up trucks and other people are opposite. Some people could like both or in middle.
If it mainly for self defense that is other thing.
Charlemagne
Black Belt
There are plenty of BJJ schools that teach self-defense. That is less true for Judo schools, but they exist as well.
Hanzou
Grandmaster
And let's say you magically get them to the ground, but you can't runaway? What do you do then?
There was a case of a karate girl in Australia who got taken down by an attacker, managed to get up, but got taken right back down to the ground again, and she got pretty battered in the process. The only way she escaped that situation was a third party coming to her rescue.
Sometimes you just can't run away, and if someone took you down the first time, nothing stops them from doing it to you again and again. However, if you break their limbs and/or choke them unconscious, that prevents them from continuing the attack, and then you can really get away.
Skullpunch
Green Belt
I remember hearing about that, and as I recall she was actually holding her own decently well at the time. Granted there's no telling what would have happened if the other guy wasn't there to intervene but still, it's not like the attacker was just completely having his way with her before the intervention, she may very well have been able to fight him off on his own if she had to.
That's not to say that more ground skills wouldn't have improved her chances, obviously they would have, but she wasn't as defenseless as you're making her sound either.
moonhill99
Brown Belt
You said it looked boring and going on to say in other thread why grapplers vs striking.
Thread called.
Why do people think grappling arts always beat striking arts?
So you think people in MMA emphasis grappling too much?
