BJJ is a fucking fraud. It is a pile of bullshit meant to suck people into constantly paying money for some stupid bullshit.
Yeah right “grappling”. Why the fuck would you want to get on the floor in the first place? Oh yeah I’m just going to lie down and then attack what bullshit. It’s just a front for all of the fucking homos who like “fighting” while lying down on the floor.
"BJJ promotes the concept that a smaller, weaker person can successfully defend against a bigger, stronger assailant by using proper technique, "
Yeah right what a pile of bullshit. If some small little asian faggot tries to take me on by lying down on the ground I’ll stomp his fucking face to bits.
Yeah once that faggot tries to lie down to “choke” me I’ll punch his face and break his fucking jaw.
What a fucking bullshit martial “art.” It can only be called an art if you consider shitting diarrhea on the ground in a shape that vaguely resembles a Rorscach inkblot art.
a) This is the wrong forum for this sort of rant, this forum is for specific fraud investigations. Your Martial Arts Sucks is where you argue a particular martial art sucks.
b) You are going to get eaten alive here, as your arguments have been disproved repeatedly in full contact situations.
c) The average Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) practitioner probably is not Asian, as Brazil is not in Asia.
d) Its fine if you don’t want to grapple. That makes it easier for those of us who do.
I’ve always followed the ideal that it’s the individual practitioner, not the style or “art” that can make any given system good or bad. With the constant spouting off by their higher ups that BJJ is a "superior " Martial Art, it was only a matter of time for that to be proven incorrect.
I’ve personally witnessed both in and out of the ring, all aspects of the success and failure scenarios of BJJ. When it comes to the sport of MMA, it’s been pretty well established that being a good grappler well versed in submissions is an essential part of being a well rounded fighter.
When it comes to the street, I’ve seen an instance of someone who was considered an excellent BJJ practitioner get his ass handed to him by a street fighter with basic skills, but tough as nails.
I’ve also witnessed a parking lot fight where a mediocre BJJ guy broke the arm of someone everyone thought was a badass.
(Working security in Vegas nightclubs tends to expose one to seeing alot)
Do I consider BJJ a BS fraud in the world of MA’s? No. But I do believe it has been a product of over hyped marketing . Also, it was only a matter of time before BJJ McDojo’s, selling rank, exposing of child molesters etc., reared their ugly heads from the ranks of BJJ, just like most other MA’s.
[QUOTE=masterfinger1;2822787]I’ve always followed the ideal that it’s the individual practitioner, not the style or “art” that can make any given system good or bad. With the constant spouting off by their higher ups that BJJ is a "superior " Martial Art, it was only a matter of time for that to be proven incorrect.
I’ve personally witnessed both in and out of the ring, all aspects of the success and failure scenarios of BJJ. When it comes to the sport of MMA, it’s been pretty well established that being a good grappler well versed in submissions is an essential part of being a well rounded fighter.
When it comes to the street, I’ve seen an instance of someone who was considered an excellent BJJ practitioner get his ass handed to him by a street fighter with basic skills, but tough as nails.
I’ve also witnessed a parking lot fight where a mediocre BJJ guy broke the arm of someone everyone thought was a badass.
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Oh good lord, it’s 2014 stop typing this bullshit.
[QUOTE=masterfinger1;2822787]I’ve always followed the ideal that it’s the individual practitioner, not the style or “art” that can make any given system good or bad. With the constant spouting off by their higher ups that BJJ is a "superior " Martial Art, it was only a matter of time for that to be proven incorrect.
I’ve personally witnessed both in and out of the ring, all aspects of the success and failure scenarios of BJJ. When it comes to the sport of MMA, it’s been pretty well established that being a good grappler well versed in submissions is an essential part of being a well rounded fighter.
When it comes to the street, I’ve seen an instance of someone who was considered an excellent BJJ practitioner get his ass handed to him by a street fighter with basic skills, but tough as nails.
I’ve also witnessed a parking lot fight where a mediocre BJJ guy broke the arm of someone everyone thought was a badass.
(Working security in Vegas nightclubs tends to expose one to seeing alot)
Do I consider BJJ a BS fraud in the world of MA’s? No. But I do believe it has been a product of over hyped marketing . Also, it was only a matter of time before BJJ McDojo’s, selling rank, exposing of child molesters etc., reared their ugly heads from the ranks of BJJ, just like most other MA’s.[/QUOTE]
I am not tough as nails, I am not a street fighter, I can not change my athletic potential, I am only me. The only variables I control is the intensity of my effort and quality of the art I choose. I can only judge an art on the general accomplishments of its practitioners. Therefore I focus my effort on arts proven in a reproducible setting. This would be what I consider superior arts.
[QUOTE=masterfinger1;2822787]I’ve always followed the ideal that it’s the individual practitioner, not the style or “art” that can make any given system good or bad. With the constant spouting off by their higher ups that BJJ is a "superior " Martial Art, it was only a matter of time for that to be proven incorrect.
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[QUOTE=doofaloofa;2822813]I could not be arsed reading it
can I get a TL;DR[/QUOTE]
Essentially the same opinion as original OP/troll, but presented more nicely and better worded, intellectual and all. (i HATE smart, well spoken and nice smelling people)
[QUOTE=Milk_;2822816]Essentially the same opinion as original OP/troll, but presented more nicely and better worded, intellectual and all. (i HATE smart, well spoken and nice smelling people)[/QUOTE]Having utilized words composed of three or more syllables makes you one of those well-spoken people. You became what you beheld. I don’t know about the smell part though.
At any rate, the OP is a low-level troll who unpacked his adjectives; still a troll.
[QUOTE=slamdunc;2822819]Having utilized words composed of three or more syllables makes you one of those well-spoken people. You became what you beheld. I don’t know about the smell part though.
At any rate, the OP is a low-level troll who unpacked his adjectives; still a troll.[/QUOTE]
I actually smell nice and use complicated words in ordinary speech…I’m so ashamed cries
[QUOTE=Milk_;2822820]I actually smell nice and use complicated words in ordinary speech…I’m so ashamed cries[/QUOTE]You used “more nicely” you should be ashamed.
[QUOTE=It is Fake;2822822]You used “more nicely” you should be ashamed.[/QUOTE]
I shall commit Sepukku to atone for these sins of fine speech, my deepest apologies to the comrades that have suffered so valiantly through the tirades of elegantly crafted wording I have so thoughtlessly imposed upon them.
[QUOTE=Milk_;2822823]I shall commit Sepukku to atone for these sins of fine speech, my deepest apologies to the comrades that have suffered so valiantly through the tirades of elegantly crafted wording I have so thoughtlessly imposed upon them.
Goodbye…cruel world.[/QUOTE]Don’t do it!!! IiF has his Masters in English; that can make any of us feel inadequate.
[QUOTE=slamdunc;2822824]Don’t do it!!! IiF has his Masters in English; that can make any of us feel inadequate.[/QUOTE]
More nicely…more nicely? I made a mistake!!! Yay! I am not as well spoken as I thought, my honor has been restored. I shall sheath this knife and pushing the thinkies of cumming to the side cuide. I R no Do Soupukku!
[QUOTE=Milk_;2822820]I actually smell nice and use complicated words in ordinary speech.[/QUOTE]See, this is why we laugh at people. You set yourself up for the ridicule.
[QUOTE=Milk_;2822811]We could always play with Masterfinger1, he’s not to bright about the whole grappling thing.[/QUOTE]
I am reminded once again of one of the many reasons why I enjoy Bullshido so much: the trolling policy. Other forums tend to go with “don’t feed the trolls.” Here at Bullshido we say, “I want fois gras.”
[QUOTE=masterfinger1;2822787]I’ve always followed the ideal that it’s the individual practitioner, not the style or “art” that can make any given system good or bad.[/QUOTE]
Okay, I’ll buy that mantra I also believe that a good martial artist could make any martial art work, however, I could go and buy some flour, salt, suger and butter and start putting it all together or, I could go down to the shop and just buy a loaf of bread…
I may find it more satisfying and an achievement to me that I went out and baked it myself but I also could have saved my time and money and be downing my delicious Heinz chicken soup with a few slices of warburtons in that time if you catch my drift…
