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Style: Ju-jitsu, Judo--
Hey guys, thanks for the responses. I'll try to clear some stuff up.
Sensei Carey is my instructor. When Porter started USMA they started to piece together their jujitsu program and did as far as shodan (I believe). Because our class had some advancing students, sensei Carey asked Porter about it and Porter asked sensei Carey if he would be interested in working on promotional requirements for ranks above shodan (Or wherever it was that they finished). Once he finished, it was supposed to go to (And I believe HAS gone to) a big board of directors consisting of like 100 different people or whatever. In the meantime, sensei Carey was having issues with students promotions and not wanting to promote them without it being recognized nationally... otherwise it's pretty pointless. So having recieved several E-mails from people on the board, telling him the stuff was good and he never should have given it to the USMA and instead should have kept it for his own style, he decided to take the basis of USMA Jujitsu and add to it the stuff that he added for advanced ranks and found his own art.
That is what Porter is grandmaster and how the style came about.
The throwing and ground game are obviously influenced by Judo, but also traditional jujitsu stuff with wristlocks, etc etc. The striking starts with basic jujitsu strikes in the lower ranks. At advanced ranks it starts switching from fine motor skill striking to gross motor skill strikes that come directly from WWII military style close quarters combat. Axe hands, face smashes, chin jabs andrepeated striking. I am having a brain cramp and can't think of the term right now. But generally if we're throwing axe hands, we're throwing several. At this point in my training, virtually all my striking in the jujitsu is CQC. In the class that I help teach, we practice more boxing than anything for stand up, with low kicks, knees and elbows added.
We have taken what we learned in our jujitsu class, which is strictly self defense and started our own class which is overseen by sensei Carey that is geared more towards competition.
I hope that answers everything. I'll check back if it doesn't. I'm supposed to be working right now, heh...
Edit: I forgot one. I put death metal to the compilation because I am in a death metal band (That is why the hosting site is Hatredalive.com) and the band playing the music in the video are friends of mine... I think they're killer and I am not even m uch of a death metal fan.Last edited by Darkslide632; 7/14/2006 3:18pm at .
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**** you ***** and your fucking apology. You a fucking ass clown. For a guy with all that experiance you sure talk out the side of you head. You're 36 years old and you don't think JJJ has any validity? Jeez, how little you know.
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I don't know. My question is, why did BullHogGrande post the link back to the Sherdog thread? Did he think he doesn't look like a blithering idiot to people who read that?Why do people score fight compilations with death metal??
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7/14/2006 3:46pm
Style: BJJ and MMA--
From the looks of your clip your style looks pretty good to me, a good focus on both standing and grappling.
BTW,
Doesn't "American Jiujitsu", the style that Phrost and Scrapper practice, come from Japanese Jujutsu?
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7/14/2006 4:22pm--
Guys when he's talking about Jujitsu he means this ****:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIDhf...search=jujitsu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlYCM...search=jujitsu
When most of you guys think about JJJ you think of this ****:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nY1iN...search=jujitsu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vmY4...search=jujitsu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bj0Zr...search=jujitsu -
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7/14/2006 6:07pm
Style: Ju-jitsu, Judo--
That second video is real close to the stuff we practice in the competitive class I help teach, though we are a lot more grounded. Meaning you'd not see any of us trying to kick that high. And if I ever dropped my hands as low as those guys did a few times, someone would punch my teeth out the back of my head, 16oz gloves or not.
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To be fair, the last video looks like some of the stuff you'd see in our non competitive class. Just self defense stuff, though will the CQC style striking and whatnot. -
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7/15/2006 9:39am--
If the JJJ I tained in looked anything like the first two vids, I'd still be doing it.
The club I trained at was an 'open' club based at a municipal sports centre, and had to cater for anyone that turned up. It was basically RBSD with a Japanese flavour.
Damn you, municipally subsidised hybrid training!!!



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