There is a big difference between student and disciple.
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There is a big difference between student and disciple.
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in my opinion, judo blends better with kung fu then bjj. although judo has some ground work in it, it main goal isn't to drag your opponent to the ground,and fight him there. it is to toss him and remain standing. this theory blends well with kung fu. bak mei is an aggressive close range system,it would blend nicely with the clinch and throws of judo. also plenty of completions in judo.
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Shui Jau blends better with Pak Mei....or BJJ, but judo has a different spirit.
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That ' s because shuai chiao is the chinese version of judo , BJJ is the chinese version of chin na , well people on this thread will probably debate me on this topic .Originally Posted by Yum Cha
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really now do you mean?
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no debate just flat out smiling at you as im not sure WTF you are on about, BJJ as the chinese version of chin na....mmm what the hell does that mean?
Its nice to have an opinion but please have an informed one
Cha Wang
I never underestimate the abysmal ignorance that comes up now and again.
Kinda like the English cricket umpires....
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Sifu Leung, Yuk Seng
Established 1989, Glebe Australia
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im more or a union fanI never underestimate the abysmal ignorance that comes up now and again.
Kinda like the English cricket umpires....
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Anything can work. Any skills you have can be applied in any situation, that goes without saying.im more or a union fan
Its about the spirit of the art and the training. Aggression. Choosing something to add to your pak mei that is more compatible, I would choose the two above the one for that reason.
I see John's stuff and I see how it could seamlessly transition from things I do, stance, position, grip.
Judo is blunted, they use a GI even! All respect, but not like Pak Mei, and that was the question.
Guangzhou Pak Mei Kung Fu School, Sydney Australia,
Sifu Leung, Yuk Seng
Established 1989, Glebe Australia
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but both bjj and Chinese wrestling use the gi as well and judo is much more aggressive than bjj due to the rules they fight under, but as you say anything can be used and its personal preference really
Cha Wang
I think of Judo as the sport version of JuJitsu. JuJitsu is more direct. to my mind, and has the joint attacks Judo lacks, or should I say, doesn't favour.
Guangzhou Pak Mei Kung Fu School, Sydney Australia,
Sifu Leung, Yuk Seng
Established 1989, Glebe Australia
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fair enough
Mind of No Mind...
I agree 100%. I have a feeling there are very few disciples on this forum however.
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IMO, SC is easier to be integrated into Bak Mei for the following reasons:
- The SC training has included "striking" in mind.
- Most of the time, the jacket is not used.
- ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYJyj...ature=youtu.be
In the above clip, students learned "leg blocking" throw from his opponent's "haymaker". Also the "arm wrapping" is part of the basic training which can be used in no-jacket environment without modification.
Last edited by YouKnowWho; 08-12-2013 at 12:09 PM.
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