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Thread: What's the difference between Shuai Chiao and Judo?

  1. 12-28-2005, 09:37 AM #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by Merryprankster

    Sifu Dave,

    I've got you on the whole belly/back thing. I was just getting more at "for whatever reason, they chose this rule, and the assumptions behind it aren't spectacularly bad."
    Yeah, I even said, getting slammed either way hurts equally
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    Quote Originally Posted by SevenStar
    On water, a judo throw would hurt more

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    Yeah, I even said, getting slammed either way hurts equally
    No doubt. I wonder why they decided a face down throw doesn't count?

    Eh. It's all fun!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Merryprankster
    No doubt. I wonder why they decided a face down throw doesn't count?

    Eh. It's all fun!
    I've always been curious about that myself.

    Of course, I'm also curious as to why turtling invalidates sweeps, passes, and takedowns in ADCC... I think just about every sportive format has some weirdness to it that "made sense at the time".
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    I may have missed this in the previous posts but the auxilliary training in Shuai Jiao is quite extensive and varied---tree hanging, big pole training, pole wrapping---weighted training, pulleys with weights attached etc. etc.. I also think there is a type of stance training---

    Johnny Wang is one of the experts on Shuai Jiao and he posts quite a bit on EF and could detail this..


    I don't know if Judo employes this type of old style, traditional auxilliary training or not.
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