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[techfighterminal]

@juicespirit i do BJJ, and i have to say that's probably the dumbest shit Ive heard in a while. while BJJ on average is better on the ground, and Judo on there feet. that's only because BJJ dedicates all there time to ground work. I'm pretty sure a judo black belt has trained on the ground enough to beat a white belt.

honestly i would say the opposite, good luck for a bjj black belt to throw a judo white belt. BJJ throws suck, and are watered down as hell.

[pkbalasan91]

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[WARXDEVILXALAN]

I always use morote so far I'm 8-1

[glock70]

@dksilentbob True a lot of dumb comments on here but I think most of it comes from lack of knowledge I train what ever I can get my hands on I like to think my base is judo because that is were I am strongest but I cross train Jitz because I know my ground needed improvement> I train boxing & Karate but I still cross train in Kick boxing because I know it would improve my stand up ,Its about a open mind a lot guys on here don't have one no art is complete if there was there wouldn't be mma

[dksilentbob]

@glock70 Well, thanks for clarifying. The point i'm trying to make is that a lot of these comments I read about this style versus that style are pretty fucking stupid. BJJ is better, no Judo is, Sambo, catch wrestling blahblahblah. I like grappling. I like fighting. At the end of the day, who the fuck cares what style it is as long as it gets the job done?

[glock70]

@dksilentbob Not completely true if your speaking of Olympic Judo then yes most of the focus is on the throw but freestyle Judo under AAU rules everything is points from subs to pins to take downs to position this modern Judo >Olympic is not Modern Judo and remember most advanced competing Judoka are crossed trained in BJJ or if competing in freestyle have a good Newaza base there are some vid here on you tube

and yes they compliment each other.

[momo200090]

@techfighterminal bjj black belt can't win a judoka blackbelt on the ground.

[lildablldoya]

@Chiragana nice

[Chiragana]

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[dksilentbob]

@sonnych69 well, you could have been more specific. when most people mention judo they're usually talking about Olympic judo. And Royce isn't that great compared to a lot of other black belts. He just happened to be the first guy to show the effectiveness of bjj to the entire world. As far as grappling goes, I mainly do bjj plus have a solid wrestling background plus a little judo and sambo to round out my skills, and many bjj schools these days teach that other stuff as a supplement

[sonnych69]

@dksilentbob well i practice kosen judo which bjj emulates and everything in bjj thru purple is done in white yellow theres a difference in olympic judo and true kodokan judo i here the same arguement that judo is outdated peopledont have an idea how its practice in japan and true judo dojos name one sub that bjj has that judo dosent omoplata -udegarami leglock ashi garami ezeqiel choke Sodeguruma-jime triangle choke sankaujime and the list goes on gracie got beat by yoshida with basic choke

[dksilentbob]

@sonnych69 I'm almost a brown belt in bjj. I train with guys who've done judo. I know what I'm talking about. Judo isn't the same as it was back when Kano Jigoro invented it. The Olympics pretty much limited the scope of judo so that it focuses more on throws rather than ground game. Bjj focuses more on the ground than on takedowns. Training in one or the other gives you a different set of skills. A bjj black belt tends to be better at submissions than a judo black belt. That's pretty much fact