The 20 fundamental moves of Jiu-Jitsu – Part 1 |
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Respect the Battle Axe
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Career record: 191-146
Season: 43-27 (#607)
Location: Missouri
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Experienced black-belts speak of the moves that every good fighter must master
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What was really needed was a fundamental change in our attitude toward life.We had to learn ourselves and, furthermore, we had to teach the despairing men, that it did not really matter what we expected of life, but rather what life expected from us. - Viktor Frankl
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Post #1 4/17/07 12:21:17PM
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Laying down the beats
Career record: 192-150
Season: 37-33 (#1810)
Location: Canada
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These moves are basically what you'll learn at any Gracie seminar.
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Post #2 4/17/07 2:54:07PM
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Jeffanori-Gomi
Standup Guy
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Posted by Rush
These moves are basically what you'll learn at any Gracie seminar.
IRoyce Gracie puts on the worst seminars
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Post #3 4/24/07 4:46:31AM
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Ultimate_fighter
Banned
Career record: 155-87
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Ogema, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Posted by Jeffanori-Gomi
Posted by Rush
These moves are basically what you'll learn at any Gracie seminar.
IRoyce Gracie puts on the worst seminars
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Post #4 4/30/07 7:01:18PM
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wildtp45
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 183-97
Season: 47-22 (#1424)
Location: NJ
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i cant list 20 but one move that can be used to avoid a bad position is the elbow escape. I think it is arguably one of the best moves in all of bjj.
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Post #5 5/8/07 12:50:33PM
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MethodMan
MMA Regular
Career record: 58-26
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: North Wales
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Shaolin is a quality fighter, and the article really informative. One thing I dont get is the focus of some BJJ guys on the uppa and teach it like its the only means of escape from a mounted position, when their are plenty of others. Sure it is an important skill which needs to be drilled but in a fight combining it with other escape attempts is you best chance of reversing position.
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Post #6 5/9/07 8:11:56AM
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Laying down the beats
Career record: 192-150
Season: 37-33 (#1810)
Location: Canada
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Posted by MethodMan
Shaolin is a quality fighter, and the article really informative. One thing I dont get is the focus of some BJJ guys on the uppa and teach it like its the only means of escape from a mounted position, when their are plenty of others. Sure it is an important skill which needs to be drilled but in a fight combining it with other escape attempts is you best chance of reversing position.
I guess the upa is important in the sense that it is the most basic and easy escape from the mount, more so when a non-experienced fighter has mounted you (like that's ever going to happen. lol)
I never understood the emphasis on it either.
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Post #7 5/9/07 8:19:59AM
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MethodMan
MMA Regular
Career record: 58-26
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: North Wales
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hey Rush do you do a lot of ground work, what are your thoughts on the BJJ that we see in UFC or Pride at the moment compared to what is out their.
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Post #8 5/11/07 4:03:36AM
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-Virus-
MMA Regular
Career record: 90-56
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Seminars are usually a waist of money i find. repetition is the best way to build technique. You don't need someone famous in order to be good
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Post #9 5/26/07 8:04:05PM
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-Virus-
MMA Regular
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Posted by wildtp45
i cant list 20 but one move that can be used to avoid a bad position is the elbow escape. I think it is arguably one of the best moves in all of bjj.
elbow escapes are one of my favorite escapes from mount but for mma the moving of the hands from your face can lead to free shots if the attempt fails, bucking or controlling an arm and trying to roll them over to the side there arm cant base with is the easiest attempt and it is safer, but for bjj i always use elbow escapes
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Post #10 5/26/07 8:06:29PM
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jakeovgy
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 158-109
Season: 9-7 (#6880)
Location: grimsby
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thanx for help, need all the grappling help i can get, at the moment i either slug it out on the feet with technique or take it down and pound, want to get better at submissions though, thanx again for link
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Post #11 6/11/07 5:15:56PM
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