EPTSc2 and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu! - Page 5
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Stengah
Canada14 Posts
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FallDownMarigold
United States3710 Posts
You know someone's full of shit when they tell you they got their blue belt 5 weeks in, or that they'll "be getting a black belt" in a "couple years" with BJJ. It's not like TKD where 12 year olds run around in black belts - I think that's good. Much more realistic and meaningful. There's also a major teaching component involved. It's not all about how many moves you know, how well you compete. It's also about how well you teach others. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On May 30 2011 01:09 Lord_of_Chaos wrote: I'm going to Connection Rio, and I'm going to train at Gordo jiu-jitsu. It seemed to be the most convinient one as I've never been in Brazil before and don't have any contacts there Oh shit, nice man. Their training is very fierce. EDIT: I want to go back to Rio, but I think the only time I'll have is during the Olympics. :/ | ||
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Lord_of_Chaos
Sweden372 Posts
On May 30 2011 01:15 StarStruck wrote: Oh shit, nice man. Their training is very fierce. EDIT: I want to go back to Rio, but I think the only time I'll have is during the Olympics. :/ You trained their before or know people who have? I hope it's not too intense as I want to be able to train as many times as possibly per day to take home as much technical improvements as possible. The limiting factor as far as I see it is how many hours on the mat per day my body can take. | ||
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Stropheum
United States1124 Posts
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On May 30 2011 01:23 Lord_of_Chaos wrote: You trained their before or know people who have? I hope it's not too intense as I want to be able to train as many times as possibly per day to take home as much technical improvements as possible. The limiting factor as far as I see it is how many hours on the mat per day my body can take. Yes, I know a few people who have trained there and I have gone to Rio for several competitions. You will enjoy the experience immensely.  | ||
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BackHo
New Zealand400 Posts
On May 07 2011 03:09 forgotten0ne wrote: +1 to this. I just reached level 3 in Krav Maga, and have never been more confident in myself as a "Warrior". Theoretically, I could take on multiple people, all with knives, and in practice, have mastered several techniques and MINDSET (a huge part of Krav Maga) to do so. Emphasis on the theoretically... See this video... As mentioned in the comments, if the gunman is someone who is familiar with gun situations rather than a complete noob at physical grappling and knows how to hold someone as a hostage (most thugs), you wouldn't want to risk having your hand/head blown off: | ||
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BackHo
New Zealand400 Posts
I mean, most stabbers aren't going to attack you in a perfectly choreographed fashion. Although I recognise you guys might improvise when re-enacting situations. But all it takes is one curve-ball to fuck you up. | ||
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RA
Latvia791 Posts
On May 30 2011 01:14 FallDownMarigold wrote: BJJ and MMA club at school. Did BJJ officially at a gym for one summer, got a couple stripes on my white belt, lol. Belts mean a lot more in BJJ. Should take about 1-2 yrs to advance from white to blue if you are actually at a legit place with a legit instructor. Should take 10+ to get black if you devote yourself to it. You know someone's full of shit when they tell you they got their blue belt 5 weeks in, or that they'll "be getting a black belt" in a "couple years" with BJJ. It's not like TKD where 12 year olds run around in black belts - I think that's good. Much more realistic and meaningful. There's also a major teaching component involved. It's not all about how many moves you know, how well you compete. It's also about how well you teach others. First of all, why do you need to insult TKD. Secondly, you really know alot about it juding by your last lines... /sarcasm Btw, for your knowledge, ITF is full contact. P.S. Kids in black belts is a rare thing, and those who have them have great technique and knowledge at that age. Imagine them at your age. P.P.S. Both vids are cool, but you have to train these things seriously for years and have a mindset to do it/risk your own life (and possibly not just yours) in such situation. Thing is - learning something like this from a vid is a naive, casual attitude which will land you in trouble. And doing something against a gun as a usual trainee... suicide. | ||
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Kukaracha
France1954 Posts
On May 07 2011 03:09 forgotten0ne wrote: +1 to this. I just reached level 3 in Krav Maga, and have never been more confident in myself as a "Warrior". Theoretically, I could take on multiple people, all with knives, and in practice, have mastered several techniques and MINDSET (a huge part of Krav Maga) to do so. Emphasis on "thoretical" as in most cases you'll lose even a 2v1 fight as even one mistake will cost you a lot. Same with acting tough against a guy with a knife or a gun. The first reaction in an unfair fight is to run. | ||
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doss
Canada137 Posts
Our highest belt doesn't play because he sucks too much, but watches every GSL match. | ||
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Sight-
184 Posts
 edit: At my school it would also take several years to get black. Usually 6+ (for a child it could take over ten. We weren't allowed to get a black belt till 16 or so even if you had been doing it since age 5). so maybe not as long as some places, but i think the school really influences how long it takes to belt up. | ||
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oDieN[Siege]
United States2904 Posts
Fun stuff; great workout; excellent stress reliever.. what more could you ask for? | ||
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XDJuicebox
United States593 Posts
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kHaza
Great Britain55 Posts
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
On May 30 2011 01:23 Lord_of_Chaos wrote: You trained their before or know people who have? I hope it's not too intense as I want to be able to train as many times as possibly per day to take home as much technical improvements as possible. The limiting factor as far as I see it is how many hours on the mat per day my body can take. Hey man, send me a PM when you get to rio, lets get toghether and smoke a joint | ||
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ChaoticBlack
Australia288 Posts
Am starting Kendo and Jodo tomorrow and tuesday. Keen | ||
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Gardel
Mexico220 Posts
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sTromSK
Slovakia77 Posts
I hurt my knee a year ago, cant train anymore. I used to grapple with my friend, he was 2 time olympian in Judo and it was pretty close. So I told myself I had olympic-level newaza and retired happy with my BJJ carreer maybe in the future after a knee surgery and with more free time I will start again, sometimes I miss the physical training and competitions very much | ||
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