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Posted On:
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No BJJ, anything grappling. It's the one range you've told me you need to get better in!
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Posted On:
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psst dude, there is grappling in Tai Chi, TC is one of my favourite systems/styles
"wait, there is wrestling.....that could be good"
"Jiu-Jitsu-Ok sounds good, has forms right? Ugh..."
apparently you missed some! :)
you noob!!!! :)
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Posted On:
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PD,
With your grappling training in Tai Chi, would you feel comfortable rolling with someone trained in GJJ/BJJ for the same period of time?
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Grappling in Tai Chi? Don't be silly. Tai Chi is what old people do in parks to stay healthy.
I know I'm exaggerating, Tai Chi can be a good and valuable experience, but it is not by the longest shot a primary matial art. What I mean is Tai Chi can probably help your game is you are practicing something else, but it will not teach you to fight as of itself.
I know a few Tai Chi practitioners, and every single one of them will tell you to look elsewhere if you want to learn how to kick ass.
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Posted On:
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Hmmm...
If I were you, I'd go wherever there's lots of cute women. You couldn't possibly go wrong there.
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Posted On:
6/13/2003 7:19pm
Style: BJJ, mma--
I'd look into the Jiu-Jitsu. Most places don't have kata, or at least very few. It would likely be very self defense oriented and should encompass some groundwork, what self respecting JJ school doesn't? Chances are you're gonna learn to break a lot of stuff; not boards or bricks though, just bones.
They have tai-chi at my college I'm going to next year as well. I might take a few classes if they're free. Give my Sensei's something to laugh at!
And I would definitely check out the break dance Capo and Belly Dancing! mmmmm flexible girls.....
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Style: Grappling