If I've got the same amount of time to train in both (ie: either way I'll spend five hours a week training), I would guess spending that time training the art for the competition would make it better. If I'm focused on Sambo competition, I'd spend all five hours on Sambo.
I have had access to both, and trained in both briefly at different times. I already stated the last few times you posted which I would choose though, if you want answers it might help to go back through your own threads. Or rely on how you feel about the class, not the opinion of a bunch of strangers on the internet.
That’s a good way to put it. I have started Sambo already I just finished my first week. It’s been a lot of fun although I have never done judo before I noticed my judo sucks. Since Sambo is rare to find in the United States I’m gonna stick with and focus on sambo. Then cross train in judo when I have the time and or if I end up moving in the future and can’t find sambo I’ll switch to judo. I plan on competing in Sambo in the future and or Judo competition as well.
