Any Judo guys or non, thinking of getting the new Karo Parysian book?
http://www.amazon.com/Judo-Fighting-...2319707&sr=1-1
I train UFC.
Any Judo guys or non, thinking of getting the new Karo Parysian book?
http://www.amazon.com/Judo-Fighting-...2319707&sr=1-1
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I like his Judo for MMA videos.
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I have his MMA dvd's too, good stuff.
I'll probably get the book too.
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****! Everyone is writing a book! X Guard looks great. Fedors looks great! Lots of stuff coming out. Now the question is how different will any of it be?
Interesting year. MMA and BJJ are booming!!
Jake
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The difference will be in the "flavour", not the "substance".****! Everyone is writing a book! X Guard looks great. Fedors looks great! Lots of stuff coming out. Now the question is how different will any of it be?
Interesting year. MMA and BJJ are booming!!
Jake
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He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !
I train UFC.
What does he use in place of the various grips? I imagine the 50/50 under-over clinch?
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Depends on the throw, in some cases it can be a via wrist and elbow grip, or elbow and neck, or well, you get the picture.
The "core" throws of judo are "easily" modified for no-gi work, just takes some practise, and the grip isn't always the issue, sometimes its the other guy hitting you in the face
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I would love to train Judo. i will look for the book.Depends on the throw, in some cases it can be a via wrist and elbow grip, or elbow and neck, or well, you get the picture.
The "core" throws of judo are "easily" modified for no-gi work, just takes some practise, and the grip isn't always the issue, sometimes its the other guy hitting you in the face
Is very uneasy
Karo is one of those guys who makes Judo work in MMA. And he makes it look easy too.
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Good point Ronin!
Jake
"Gravity doesn't lie, and the ground never misses."
Jake Burroughs
Three Harmonies Chinese Martial Arts Center
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That's why you should 'kuzushi' him in the face first..
The "core" throws of judo are "easily" modified for no-gi work, just takes some practise, and the grip isn't always the issue, sometimes its the other guy hitting you in the face
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I like the way you think, no better "distracting atemi" than a full force left hook to the jaw.
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I was in Judo for several years. Judo is great for MMA and I've seen a few BJJ guys get their clocks cleaned by a Judoka. To be fair I've also seen the reverse:
But Judo with a good emphasis on Ne Waza will benefit any MMA training for tournament or the street.
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