[QUOTE=Drowning_Flame;2678181]but it would be dangerous to spar using your full force on some of these techniques, would it not?[/QUOTE]
I’ve been thrown many times by hip throws at full force. I’m fine.
[QUOTE=Amethyst;2678179]…picking on the new member… O_o[/QUOTE]It’s kind of my job.
[QUOTE=danniboi07;2678183]I’ve been thrown many times by hip throws at full force. I’m fine.[/QUOTE]
I was referring to mainly the locking and breaking techniques
“break or fracture” are the same thing. “Break” is a laymen term, and “Fracture” is medical terminology. The only thing is whether it is a complete fracture (all the way though the bone creating 2 or more separate pieces) or partial (not all the way through the bone) …just saying… anyhoo continue with your crap talking…( smirks)
[QUOTE=Omega Supreme;2678185]It’s kind of my job.[/QUOTE]
i thought so…your my hero
[QUOTE=Amethyst;2678189]“break or fracture” are the same thing. “Break” is a laymen term, and “Fracture” is medical terminology. The only thing is whether it is a complete fracture (all the way though the bone creating 2 or more separate pieces) or partial (not all the way through the bone) …just saying… anyhoo continue with your crap talking…( smirks)[/QUOTE]Crap talking? How many opponents bones and joints have you broken or dislocated?
[QUOTE=Omega Supreme;2678182]Of course it does. Now that you understand that let me go on to say you went in saying you practiced Ju Jitsu for awhile now. Yet you don’t use any of the Japanese names. As a matter of fact you use fairly Americanized names. Not only that but you proceeded to go on how “dangerous” Ju Jitsu is. Really? Ju Jitsu has been sparring (randori) for ages. Your statement is bullshit. So how about you use some clarifications?[/QUOTE]
I said that some of the techniques of JJJ are dangerous, which is true! Randori to my knowledge (correct me if I am wrong) is focused mainly on the throwing aspect, i was referring to the locking and breaking techniques. And as far as using “americanized” names go…so what, I decided to use them becuase for me they are easier to refer to.
[QUOTE=Omega Supreme;2678191]Crap talking? How many opponents bones and joints have you broken or dislocated?[/QUOTE]
That would be zero, and I meant crap talking to each other, not that you are spewing crap by any means…I love you
[QUOTE=Drowning_Flame;2678193]I said that some of the techniques of JJJ are dangerous, which is true! Randori to my knowledge (correct me if I am wrong) is focused mainly on the throwing aspect, i was referring to the locking and breaking techniques. And as far as using “americanized” names go…so what, I decided to use them becuase for me they are easier to refer to.[/QUOTE]
- Randori can include Ne Waza
- I’ll say it again you went into the “traditional” section. They use Japanese terms.
- Your back peddling sucks. Try to drop the ego and admit you’re spouting off some bullshit and let your guard down. You’re not the first and you won’t be the last.
[QUOTE=Amethyst;2678194]That would be zero, and I meant crap talking to each other, not that you are spewing crap by any means…I love you[/QUOTE]Sorry, mixed you up with the OP. Carry on.
[QUOTE=Omega Supreme;2678196]1. Randori can include Ne Waza
2. I’ll say it again you went into the “traditional” section. They use Japanese terms.
3. Your back peddling sucks. Try to drop the ego and admit you’re spouting off some bullshit and let your guard down. You’re not the first and you won’t be the last.[/QUOTE]
- thanks for that info
- Ill remember that next time I post, although name does not change the technique
- Quite simply I disagree, JJJ is can be dangerous martial art, it has lock and techniques that are deemed to dangerous for sports competitions. I’ll also think you’’ you’ll find i said “I Think” My opinion, you are free to agree or disagree.
Have a nice Day
[QUOTE=Drowning_Flame;2678199]1. thanks for that info
2. Ill remember that next time I post, although name does not change the technique
3. Quite simply I disagree, JJJ is can be dangerous martial art, it has lock and techniques that are deemed to dangerous for sports competitions. I’ll also think you’’ you’ll find i said “I Think” My opinion, you are free to agree or disagree.
Have a nice Day[/QUOTE]Really? There are some deemed dangerous for competition?
Shit…
What the fuck are we going to do with all the BJJ and Sport Ju Jitsu competitions.
Damn, you better tell all those senseis that they’ve been fucking up. I guess if you could you’d go back and talk to Kano and Maeda and give them this lecture.
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#2? Thanks for showing your ignorance.
[QUOTE=Omega Supreme;2678201]Really? There are some deemed dangerous for competition?
Shit…
What the fuck are we going to do with all the BJJ and Sport Ju Jitsu competitions.
Damn, you better tell all those senseis that they’ve been fucking up. I guess if you could you’d go back and talk to Kano and Maeda and give them this lecture.[/QUOTE]
I said some, not all…Sports JJ has been edited to take out some of those techniques. And the same stand for some BJJ sport competitions, certain techniques are not allowed. Now I’ve wasted enough of my time with you, You know what i am saying is correct and if you refuse to acknowledge that, its okay, have fun in your world of trolling on the Interwebs, now once more, Have a nice day…
[QUOTE=Drowning_Flame;2678202]I said some, not all…Sports JJ has been edited to take out some of those techniques. And the same stand for some BJJ sport competitions, certain techniques are not allowed. Now I’ve wasted enough of my time with you, You know what i am saying is correct and if you refuse to acknowledge that, its okay, have fun in your world of trolling on the Interwebs, now once more, Have a nice day…[/QUOTE]
Your wasting everybody else’s time little boy. I’m going to chalk it up that both you and your sensei is full of shit. I guess I was right in the first place. This belongs in Trollshido.
[QUOTE=Drowning_Flame;2678141]Yes, its effective fast and great for self defense. Unfortunately for some it is a no BS MA and that means is doesn’t fit well for sport… because many of the locks are breaks and cause serious injury it would be too dangerous to “spar”…but as a martial art and for self defense i think it is brilliant![/QUOTE]
So are you stupid or just a liar?
[QUOTE=Omega Supreme;2678208]So are you stupid or just a liar?[/QUOTE]
Many is still some…many is not all, so are you illiterate or do you just try to manipulate people words?
Also:
[QUOTE=Drowning_Flame;2678141]Yes, its effective[citation needed] fast[citation needed] and great for self defense[citation needed]. Unfortunately for some it is a no BS MA[citation needed][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Petter;2678213]I went to open mat at my BJJ school today. I reckon that I executed techniques perfectly capable of breaking my sparring partner’s arm about, oh, ten or twelve times, at least? It may be true that there are more sudden joint breaks, that cannot be safely practiced at speed, but I figure those are ipso facto largely garbage. If you can’t practice techniques, you can’t master them either. I’m no expert grappler, but I figure my sport-style armbars and land-them-suitably-for-safe-breakfall throws beat the hell out of any technique that you may theoretically know but are definitionally incapable of actually training effectively.
I always find it kind of amazing that these people keep popping up who seem utterly convinced that
- their techniques work and are highly injurious, although they have never injured anyone with them;
- they would be able to apply their techniques to an aggressor, although they have never practiced them against the least bit of aggression;
- their techniques would be too dangerous to spar with, although they have never sparred.
I wonder whether anyone ever wrote a refereed paper or article about the similarities between cults and dead TMAs.[/QUOTE]
I have been employed as security. I have used my techniques in self defense and injured some one. When I used these techniques the attacker was using aggression and they worked just as they were meant to. I will admit that I have never sparred because I feel serious injury to either myself or my sparring partner could occur. Do Not assume.
[QUOTE=Drowning_Flame;2678211]Many is still some…many is not all, so are you illiterate or do you just try to manipulate people words?[/QUOTE]
So you’re stupid. It’s what I thought. Many =/= Some. If you said “a few”, I would’ve accepted that. Now you’re just pathetic.
my opinion