S swordsman White Belt Joined Sep 7, 2014 Messages 2 Reaction score 1 Oct 11, 2014 #21 I think so watching this video of cornish wrestling! Last edited by a moderator: Nov 24, 2014
Sub Zero Yellow Belt Joined Jun 9, 2014 Messages 27 Reaction score 3 Nov 9, 2014 #22 Either one is fine. Like anything it depends on how well you apply the art.
Kung Fu Wang Sr. Grandmaster MT Mentor Joined Sep 26, 2012 Messages 15,128 Reaction score 5,092 Location Austin, Tx/Shell Beach, Ca Nov 10, 2014 #23 Hanzou said: What do you think? Wrestling or Judo for Bjj standup? Maybe the answer is both? Click to expand... I'll say the answer is both. Most standup game can be as simple as to use - "hand skill" to clinch, and - "leg skill" to take down. The wrestling/Shuai-Chiao has good "hand skill" such as: - head lock, - arm wrap, - under hook, - over hook, - bear hug, - single leg, - double legs, - ... The Judo/Shuai-Chiao has good "leg skill" such as: - cut, - hook, - scoop, - sticky, - sweep, - spring, - twist, - block, - lift, - ... The following clip uses: - "rhino (big fist)" to enter (available in striking art), - "head lock" to clinch (available in wrestling), - "slant cut" to take down (available in judo), - "side mount" to continue on the ground (available in BJJ, not showing in this clip). It's a perfect example of "cross training". Last edited by a moderator: Nov 24, 2014
Hanzou said: What do you think? Wrestling or Judo for Bjj standup? Maybe the answer is both? Click to expand... I'll say the answer is both. Most standup game can be as simple as to use - "hand skill" to clinch, and - "leg skill" to take down. The wrestling/Shuai-Chiao has good "hand skill" such as: - head lock, - arm wrap, - under hook, - over hook, - bear hug, - single leg, - double legs, - ... The Judo/Shuai-Chiao has good "leg skill" such as: - cut, - hook, - scoop, - sticky, - sweep, - spring, - twist, - block, - lift, - ... The following clip uses: - "rhino (big fist)" to enter (available in striking art), - "head lock" to clinch (available in wrestling), - "slant cut" to take down (available in judo), - "side mount" to continue on the ground (available in BJJ, not showing in this clip). It's a perfect example of "cross training".