Ju Jitsu is meh in real life

[RickTheToad]

Go to tactical gun range instead. Guns win everytime over some "fights going to the ground bro"

Not exactly practical in the US or most places outside of third world countries. Every man should know how to protect himself and his loved ones.

 

[sosousage]

I've noticed you say this in every thread on the subject.

Please go to one class, and report back.

I'll bet you a fiver you don't last 30 minutes.

you mean i wont master the secrets of sharingan taijutsu?

 

[Dust 2 Dust]

Concealed carry permit has come in handy many times. A group of drunk rednecks tried to start with me and probably gang rape my date in a parking lot until they saw I was packing heat. Changed their tune real quick.

 

[Dust 2 Dust]

you mean i wont master the secrets of sharingan taijutsu?

you mean i wont master the secrets of sharingan taijutsu?

Look up Ashida Kim. Hes the real deal.

 

[Bible_Belt]

Go to tactical gun range instead. Guns win everytime over some "fights going to the ground bro"

Guns win every time...from a distance. The FBI's minimum safe distance is something like 18 feet. And that is for a trained fbi agent. It's not winning when you get stabbed before the other guy bleeds out.

And furthermore, if I for some reason had to carry a gun, I would make the study of grappling a top priority in my life. Lose a wrestling match over your own gun, and that is the end of you.

 

[Dust 2 Dust]

That sounds like a lot of martial larping.

 

[RickTheToad]

Concealed carry permit has come in handy many times. A group of drunk rednecks tried to start with me and probably gang rape my date in a parking lot until they saw I was packing heat. Changed their tune real quick.

Try that in NY or NJ.. I wish you luck and hope you have a good lawyer. In CT, not that bad though. We give the CCP out like candy.

 

[Dust 2 Dust]

I wouldnt live in any of those ****holes so your point is mute.

 

[RickTheToad]

I wouldnt live in any of those ****holes so your point is mute.

Certainly your choice.

 

[Poonani Maker]

I was thinking about going to one opening up down the street, would prefer an "MMA" one that has students fighting in Real matches locally, but it's a little too far. Tony Ferguson (Padilla) is pretty inspiring. Still, if he's up against a trained person 50lbs heavier it would be kinda bad like here:

 

[sosousage]

I looked up what that is, and apparently it's Naruto lol

You clearly have an interest, if you are in each of these threads. Why not go take a class and see properly for yourself?

i have ingenuine interest in proscratinating

 

[Pandora]

You really need to add muay thai to ju jitsu training so you'd have the knowledge on how to defend yourself both on your feet as well as on your back when in take down mode. Personally, my favorate move is when they throw the punch, grab their arm, turn it back, hyper-extend it and then a palm punch into the solarplex. That usually disables them enough to neutralize the situation. If you go for the throat, you could kill the person. In this day and age, the police and DA would say you used excessive force not warranted for the situation. Obviously, if your life is in danger, a sweep to knock the dude down, hyper-extend the arm to dislocate, then a swift punch to the center of the throat. If one doesn't want to do too much damage, then it can be an open jab where the space between your thumb and index finger reside to ensure neutralizing the actor, but not causing any major internal bleeding or breathing issues.

Yes I want to pick up Muy Thai. I will in the future. The gyms are not as popular as BJJ gyms in my area though. Thanks for the fight tips man.

 

[eli77]

love this guy check him out and tell me what you think

 

[RickTheToad]

love this guy check him out and tell me what you think

I would had jabbed to the right, then the left, center and an fake upper-cut only to jab again into his side. Then, right into the face with my left after contact. But hey, that's just me.

 

[eli77]

keep in mind most "citizens" are not trained ! So you have to use precautions of course

 

[RickTheToad]

keep in mind most "citizens" are not trained ! So you have to use precautions of course

Yes, I agree. I stated on how I'd neutralize a person w/o doing serious bodily harm to them. I live in Bridgeport, CT, and in Hartford, CT prior. I've had to hand myself on more than a few times. I've been detained due to excessive force before. Luckily the actors either had a concealed weapon of some sort or were so high on drugs one would have no choice but to use excessive force to neutralize them.

As always, training is important for all. However, unless the person is a trained fighter, holding a deadily weapon or is high on meth; it shouldn't be too hard to neutralize a person. More than half don't even know how to throw a punch; let alone defend themselves from one. Most people go for the head, but with any basic training, a person would know to go for the largest part of the body... The chest, back or a combo of chest along with a sweep of the leg to take them down. After that, it's all over. At worst case scenario, one can throw a punch and then knee the dude in the groin; then lights out when he's on his knees.

Most fights only last a few seconds anyway when it's experience vs none.

 

[rip them off]

If you end up in a standing guillotine, his nuts are easily grabbed. A lot of BJJ makes no sense to me. Letting people get within arm's reach of you, and STAYING there, willfully, is a big no-no in my book. Too many bad things can happen, way too fast, from too many angles. Far better to "make space' (any way that you can or have to) is a far better answer. The gun is an even better answer, as long as you also have un-armed abilities to go with it, and know how to smash people with it, too. Well over 100 million adults in the US now have the option of concealed carry. If you do and you choose not to, you're a fool.