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Goodlun simply said "SAMBO got its Guard Position from the same place BJJ did its Called Judo."
See how he answered my assertion with information? Now we could go on from there & I could learn something. You could've done this. This is how grown ups communicate. Really, being a hair-trigger fuckhead isn't edgy or cool. It's just childish. -
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Ignorant, maybe? I'm here to learn as much or more than most. Dogmatic? No. You don't know what you're talking about & read what you wanted too into it. I'm here for the high level of knowledge to be found all around. The trolls are the **** I wade through for the tasty peanuts.
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Re: Is BJJ still Good for MMA
I'd hardly disqualify fighting events in other countries as MMA simply because they are not required to adhere to the rules we use in the US.
How exactly do you feel the Unified MMA rules make styles a "relic"?
Edit: I'd also like to add to my initial response to Lampa - I don't feel MMa could be a style even for the simple fact that not all strikers train the same striking art. Some fighters are pure boxers, some do Muay Thai, etc...I went to see the president... again! -
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Yeah, he does have a few. Anyways...I understand the history of BJJ. ButI take it for granted that BJJ has innovated on the guard to a level that forces other grappling arts to study the BJJ guard in order to deal with it. BJJ is to sweeps & guard attacks what Judo is to throws, to put it crudely. This is based on what I've seen of BJJ & MMA, not experience. If I'm wrong about this, can you tell me why?
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