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what does judo improve? anything in appearance?
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I think Judo's training methods might be able to improve your appearance. Why?
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this is a retarded question.
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It improves your ability to take people down.
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Judo is a sport martial designed for grapling your opisition with thier Gi's and taking them down to a pin to or subimision. Yes it has the self defence aspect with it to use your opponet's wieght against them to throw them to the ground, provided their wearing Gi like clothing, but for improving your body, id go with Muy Thai or a boxing gym or such. Judo training is as intense as the head of the school makes it, which can be a push over or extremely intense. If you can find a brizalian ju-jitsu school that competes in the octagon, id go for that. Their training is usually pretty intense and fun!
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Originally Posted by PaulGHSPro
what does judo improve? anything in appearance?
Not if you land on your face.
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Originally Posted by HardGainer82
Not if you land on your face.
lol, or if you are slammed and break your rib cage and have to wear a body cast...
IMO whoever said Brazillian Jui-Juitsu is right, thats much better because it focuses on takedowns, submissions, and overall dominating your oponent. Judo is more like wrestling (greco-roman style) or russian sambo because its more about take downs and throwing/slamming your oponent to the mat...
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Originally Posted by maxiderm
lol, or if you are slammed and break your rib cage and have to wear a body cast...
IMO whoever said Brazillian Jui-Juitsu is right, thats much better because it focuses on takedowns, submissions, and overall dominating your oponent. Judo is more like wrestling (greco-roman style) or russian sambo because its more about take downs and throwing/slamming your oponent to the mat...
i would imagine the throws in judo would be as or more useful in a real fight.
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Originally Posted by Kozma
i would imagine the throws in judo would be as or more useful in a real fight.
i didnt say that. he wants appearance... not to f*ck someone up... and Judo and Jui-Jitsu are closely related, and effectiveness comes from mostly you as an individual and not entirely from the martial art...
i know what you mean though, obviously sumo wrestling isnt going to help you if some crazy drunk throws a puch at you, but having any kind of submission martial art training (sambo, wrestling, and especially jui-jitsu and judo).
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Originally Posted by Kozma
i would imagine the throws in judo would be as or more useful in a real fight.
Like i said earlier, Judo throws focus more around getting your opposition off balance and then using it against them, and more often than not your using the Gi to get them off balance. Needless to say, people dont often walk around wearing Gis or clothing resembling Gis, except for coats perhaps.
Personal experience from grappling Judo students, if you take off your shirt and they have no clue what they can do to stop you.
Brizalin Jiu-Jitsu has more than its varity of throws that are designed to put you straight into a submission if you hit it correctly, and they focus more on setting with arm bars, leg bars and chokes.
Personal experience from this is I'll be recieving my purple belt in BJJ within a few months here soon. My sister on the other hand is a black belt in Judo which is where i get most of my information on it.
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Judo does have some groundwork and submissions, but not to the extent of BJJ. Particularly, there are no leglocks in traditional Judo.
"The sun is always gonna rise, and always gonna set and I'll just keep on punching because everyday is gonna bring something different and I just want to be ready for it."
- Jens Pulver
If you refer to a fighter who you've never met in real life as "my boy" as though their performance somehow reflects well on you for simply being a fan, you're a lame ass.
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they are not big in traditional BJJ either to be honest
neither are takedowns
No-Dope-Crew.
here's something more constructive
I helped a guy gain 1/4" on his biceps with 1 workout, and it was definatly volume training
eat that you buncha HIT nazi's
(also helped Jesin gain 6/10 " and Q gained 1/10th", also DoctorX2k2 gained 1/4")
-unrelated bicep comment-
and btw, I can Hammer Curl the 120's dangit!
March: 275+
April: 265
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they're are a few leg locks and ankle locks in BJJ, i know because i got my ankle broken in one >.<, but yes your right, they're arent too many. Most are incorperated from Ju-jitsu.
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yah BJJ usually permits ankle stuff but most BJJ schools don't have a lot of ankle sub work
No-Dope-Crew.
here's something more constructive
I helped a guy gain 1/4" on his biceps with 1 workout, and it was definatly volume training
eat that you buncha HIT nazi's
(also helped Jesin gain 6/10 " and Q gained 1/10th", also DoctorX2k2 gained 1/4")
-unrelated bicep comment-
and btw, I can Hammer Curl the 120's dangit!
March: 275+
April: 265
May: 260
June/July/August: 255
Late Sept: 245 (all +/- 2 lbs)
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