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2/09/2006 2:33pm
Style: BJJ--
The advantage of jumping guard in a tournament or regular sparring is mostly that a lot of us just like to play and attack from there. Also, you may decide that it's simply a good idea strategically against a particular opponent--one that's much quicker or has clearly better throws & takedowns, etc. Better to have guard right away than to get thrown and passed or let someone run to your back. If you can get the fight to the guard with legal technique, there's no good reason you should be penalized IMO.
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2/09/2006 3:34pm
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Originally Posted by G8
Thanks for the info on guard jumping G8. It makes sense that it would be a good strategy against somone who is better at takedowns/throwing. As for being penalized in a Judo tourny for it, it kind of flys in the face of sport judo (throwing then ground work if you dont get an Ippon) from what I have read lately on the subject. It is kinda like skipping the main focus for the up tight judoka and going to ground work. I personally dont care since we do plenty of ground work at my dojo.
Thanks again
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Style: Snatch Wrestling