Throwing in BJJ

[Tant01]

Camarillo interview

You mixed martial art fighters may have heard of this guy Dave Camarillo... Here's an interview with him by Green Whale Productions...

I enjoyed this part of it but you should read the whole thing if you DON'T know who he is.

"The reason (for his new website, forum, DVD's, etc...) is mainly to bring the Judo and Jiu-Jitsu communities together. These arts compliment one another so well that I think, especially at the elite levels of both sports, it is imperative for the Jiu-Jitsu practitioner to gain the benefits of Judo and vice versa".


LOL Interesting observation, eh?

http://greenwhaleproductions.com/davecamarillo.html

Check it out.

[wardancer]

You're a funny boy Mr. Dancer. When I was doing the Judo there was no such thing as a blue belt. The Pee-Wee players got a purple belt for 3rd-1st kyu and adults wear brown (5th kyu to 1st)

This thread is about THROWING in BJJ as in "nagewaza"... I've rolled with a few blue belts (in BJJ) Mr. Dancer they know their stuff but they are weak in the area of throwing. They have a hip throw, "fireman's carry" throw a few sweeps and a couple of "takedowns"... Can YOU think of other throws used by Jiu-jitsu players? Besides the trademark "superman" or some "flying" variation of a technique.

Why would any Gracie need or want Rank in Kodokan Judo? Do you know Helio was ranked by the Kodokan? Others (Gracie's) also have blackbelts in Judo...

BJJ blue belts at our humble academy excell at the Newaza, shimewaza and kansetsuwaza but they don't know the Judo names for their techniques. They all call Ude garami "Americana" or "Kimura" What's up with THAT?

They should pay ME to teach them the real Judo (names)

Hum I am no Gracie student so I cannot speak for them!
You still stucked with learning with the Japanese terms!
I am still stuck about using them in mma.
most Judo throws do not work in MMA due to no GI.
Most MMA relies on wrestling throws but you might have some Judo terminology for thoses.
who cares?

[wardancer]

You mixed martial art fighters may have heard of this guy Dave Camarillo... Here's an interview with him by Green Whale Productions...

I enjoyed this part of it but you should read the whole thing if you DON'T know who he is.

"The reason (for his new website, forum, DVD's, etc...) is mainly to bring the Judo and Jiu-Jitsu communities together. These arts compliment one another so well that I think, especially at the elite levels of both sports, it is imperative for the Jiu-Jitsu practitioner to gain the benefits of Judo and vice versa".


LOL Interesting observation, eh?

http://greenwhaleproductions.com/davecamarillo.html

Check it out.

I read it!
what about it?
the guy says: " As the head
Jiu-Jitsu instructor and one of the MMA coaches I get the privilege of working with these great athletes"
where is Judo?

[Sensei Saki]

I don't think I've read that. Can you give me a reference?
What about what?Thanks for the info.

[Tant01]

Weakness

Hum I am no Gracie student so I cannot speak for them!
You still stucked with learning with the Japanese terms!
I am still stuck about using them in mma.
most Judo throws do not work in MMA due to no GI.
Most MMA relies on wrestling throws but you might have some Judo terminology for thoses.
who cares?

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Your argument is weak. More Kata for you!