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Sounds like you were a ‘spazzy white belt’

Awesome, congrats!

Love it!

so u don’t develop the confidence to defend yourself or am i trippin?

@@scarface5748It’s both for sure. Discipline because it repeatedly beats you down and you keep going, and confidence because you’ve put the work in to be prepared. In my opinion.

Both

Good for dancing brother

Personally how it was done with me i think is the correct way and its how i would do it too. As very young kid like 4/5/6 grappling focussed sports are better like judo/juijutsu/bjj/wrestling. Then when your a little bit older like 14-16 swutch to a more impact sport like kickboxing/muay thai/boxing then with like 19-20 bring it together in mma

Hmmm ok ok

@Freud_Mayweather Lol you have to take someone down first. Hard to do if you just ate a spinning back kick and you’re now getting punched and elbowed in the head. BJJ is useless nonsense outside of a controlled environment

Jon Jones can beat the shit out of any straight man on the planet

@@balarammusa street fight is completely different from sports,don't be fooled.No rules,No referee

Maybe not forcing, but encouraging to try different things until they find something they like. Even if the kid left that activity after a month or two, it is something new that he/she tried.

I wouldn't call it forcing. I would say for the most part that I am the parent and I know what's best for my boys.

Both are gay af

definitely not

Yeah, put your 4 years old kid to boxing definitely.

Yeah nothing like CTE and no submissions.

Bjj is safer

😂 insane confidence I assure you it's just plain ol normal confidence 🤡🤡

CLAIM STOMACH BELLY RIGHT NOW

I think I prefer wrestling over bjj at this age.

@@johnthedon365for sure

Nobody said anything related to the word streets

You obviously don't have a clue what jiu-jitsu is.

😊😂😂 ... right

Totally untrue bud, seriously. Every fight I’ve ever had has eventually gone to the ground in one way or another. Jiu Jitsu and other grappling arts such as wrestling are just unreal in these situations, honestly don’t knock it until you try it. Also, if you’ve got your wits about you you’ll know that in 2024, to strike somebody who’s committing a potential crime in the face could make you the convicted person despite your best intentions - therefore if you know the safe and effective ways of completely controlling someone’s body in order to restrain them as help arrives, you mitigate the risk of landing yourself in deep trouble. Another point, the ranking system of Jiu Jitsu is like no other martial art - requiring an average minimum of 10+ years of training 3x a week to attain black belt level, you become very aware very fast that there are serious levels to the game. Put it this way, if you were to get into a street fight with somebody blue belt and above (2+ years of training), you have 1 chance to knock them out before you are taken to the ground and broken. Any true martial artist also makes a conscious effort to broaden their fighting skills, so you learn the takedowns of Wrestling, the submissions of Jiu Jitsu, the striking of Boxing and Muay Thai. If you think that just knowing one martial art will suffice in a fight against a skilled martial artist then you are sorely mistaken. We appreciate you giving your opinion on these matters but don’t group Jiu Jitsu with bullshit martial arts like Aikido. It is an elite discipline that sits at the same table as Wrestling, Sambo, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Judo, Boxing and Lethwei (and maybe Karate on some levels)

Bjj is the perfect defense for women against SA. It gives them an arsenal of escapes to choose from in any situation where they’d be pinned down by someone bigger and stronger than them.

Agreed. I think wrestling was the greatest “base” knowdlge of grappling you can get.

Wrong

for kids BJJ is better than MMA. Most times the culture in MMA gyms is more of an outlet of agression for the kids rather than they actually learn techniques. Let them choose MMA on their own if they want to learn actual fighting.

Lol exactly I wrestled varsity when I was in Highschool and I rolled with a bjj kid who had 10lbs on me, long story short I shot a single leg got top mount and just choked him out with an arm triangle, he tried to put me in a armbar/triangle but I literally just pulled out of it, bjj is useless unless you can wrestle, not to mention the strength difference between a wrestler and bjj is a huge gap

​@@Kangaroofiletnot really even as a wrestler myself it really depends on how long the jiu-jitsu person has been competing

@Kangaroofilet this may be the dumbest comment I've ever read, you're situation has nothing to do with jiu-jitsu as a whole, so everyone is a wrestler, so people should just never learn jiu-jitsu? Very low IQ comment

Wow. You must be really good by now. Purple belt?

Brain damage jiu-jitsu stronger

@@topmount7491sore butt muay thai stronger

@@topmount7491 what football or soccer

@@topmount7491bjj is soy it doesn’t teach you how to fight just how to play bjj. Also plenty of brain and ligament damage in bjj. Muay Thai and wrestling are the real chad combat sports. Boxing and bjj are for the weak nerds

​@@topmount7491 in street bjj is useless