Yeah, been looking for one in my area....Originally Posted by lkfmdc
With people like the REAL David Lin, there will always be some small group doing Shuai Jiao and developing it (they train like MMA people and cross train! Don't tell the trolls)
GM of Hadaka Korosu
Yeah, been looking for one in my area....With people like the REAL David Lin, there will always be some small group doing Shuai Jiao and developing it (they train like MMA people and cross train! Don't tell the trolls)
Psalms 144:1
Praise be my Lord my Rock,
He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !
東邪黃老邪
Nice video. A few throws there I'll have to try out. That song has been such a boon to home-made martial arts videos on youtube.
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GM of Hadaka Korosu
Not at all a stupid question.
From what I have seen and been told, yes SC has ground fighting AND ground grappling (submissions), though not as highly specialized as BJJ or MMA.
Besides the strikes, the differences in terms of Judo are the breakfalls, some minor fulcrum points due to the different clothing and more trips rather than throws.
The basic throws and the same.
Some have called SC a "poor man's judo", I find that rather harsh and uncalled for.
Judo is a highly specilaised sport combat art and SC is, or is suppose to be, a well rounded combat system.
Psalms 144:1
Praise be my Lord my Rock,
He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !
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Sweet video, wish they would post more stuff.
Registered User
I don't know anything about combat Shuai Jiao. But it looks real cool. Beijing style Shuai Jiao. Differeces. Different jacket. Different grip work. Many of the throws are the same or similar. There are also some throws in Shuai jiao that aren't in Judo. The the off banlancing [Kizushi] don't know how to spell it is quite different. Shuai Jiao has no ground work it's all throws and grip work and pulling pushing.
Shuai Jiao Beijing style has solo rutines for each throw. Also many traditional strenth training methods. So you can practice when there are no training partners.
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