A question for BJJ'ers...

[HtTKar]

Is my opinion of Judo rules correct or not?

My point is that just because something is not permitted in tournament does not mean that it is not taught. You can learn a lot of things that are against the rules, and some things are very obvious.

[EmptyneSs]

You're right, the foot crushing thing would never work in a real fight

a footlock would actually end a fight immediately, as they are usually quite devastating.

I don't know nuthin about the BJJ...

then how do u know that bjj and judo are the same? u dont know anything about bjj so you cant really make that call.

[Tant01]

Is my opinion of Judo rules correct or not?

Yes, you know everything about Judo. The Gracie dogma is ABSOLUTELY true and nothing anyone can say will change it...








Happy?

[Tant01]

It's nice that there are so many experts here to set me straight...

[Tom Yum]

Hi Tant,

I am armchair expert no. 345 and I have a comment on the correctness of your terminology....

[HappyJackSlade]

sounds like a big boy coming at you.Work the jabs,circle left and set up the thigh kick on the left outer leg.
Circle right and work the left inner thigh but set it up with the jab.Just remember,your setting up the kick so you want the jabs to be fast and in their face.
You dont wont to try to puch a hole in him with a hard punch as you would have to stop and set your feet.
Work the legs he will get tired and then hes yours.
When he goes down,knee ride from hell so that his diaphram doesnt expand and he has trouble breathing.Then crack him in the head but keep a look out for his friends,Big fella will turn over to stop his face from getting bashed in,Then choke his ass.

[wardancer]

My point is that just because something is not permitted in tournament does not mean that it is not taught. You can learn a lot of things that are against the rules, and some things are very obvious.

The stuff I mentionned are not taught and not permitted in Judo competition.
All the 'banned' stuff are still part of BJJ!
Practiced daily and used in BJJ competition.
and you wonder why Judo is not respected anymore!
I like Judo and even participate to a submission competition just because I support any submission competition no matter who is organising it even if I might not agree with the 'conservative' rules and also because I have the urge to represent my team to prove that BJJ is the best submission style.