No matter what previous experience I may have, anytime I learn a new martial art or style or pretty much anything new, I go into it with a clean slate. The Japanese call it Shoshin, or beginners mind. That way I can learn that system completely without any influence or bias as if I have no experience. I find it more fun that way.
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I was gearing up for judo class and then muay thai instructor goes, judo is next, if you want to improve your muay Thai, and your do, I highly recommend staying for judo. So that's the story of how I signed up to get the shit kicked out of me for an hour and a half before judo class.
If you are a high school student, join a Wrestling class, then boxing/kickboxing, judo and then jiujitsu. If you are an adult, boxing/kickboxing and jiujitsu.
For me I loved ground fighting in Judo it helped me out when getting into a fight with a boxer the BJJ helped out if I got in a fight with someone who wrestled Ryan.
Judo is bad ass!! I’m very fortunate in the fact that I have Japanese instructor that trained in Judo under Kosen rules of Kosen Judo. We focus a lot on grappling as much as standing. I hope to have my brown belt within the next 6 months. I’m probably going to be looking at a year or longer now that covid 19 had shut everything down. Anyways, I love it! We have the stand up game and the grappling game. The black belts in my class can submit BJJ Blackbelts. It’s pretty fun to watch such high level skill go back and forth and tap each other out. However, I would say Judoka trained under Kosen rule set is 100 percent more effective from a self defense stand point compared to BJJ. Not taking anything away from BJJ but the stand up is not there. I will say though that BJJ is better at grappling if you’re dealing with a Judoka that Trained at a sport focused judo school. That being said Kosen Judo which had very effective grappling was around before BJJ so essentially they’re two sides of the same coin.
"Or when things get really tough for you, you're going to fall back on what your learned first...". A-hah! So that's why I always run away from a fight. :)
Every person taking jujitsu should learn some type of stand-up, Boxing and jujitsu that’s my combination. Miss you guys we have to link of a potluck again
It's funny because you say "we don't need to use all the throws, we just need some" I have been feeling the same way about Jiu Jitsu in general. Many of the ground techniques seem less relevant in real life scenarios, where as a wrestling or boxing technique might be better suited
Yes and no. You’re a good athlete and your young Boxing and Wrestling could serve you well . But if you’re small week or older or if you want to just find something that’s a lot of fun that’s really flowing and awesome and still great at self-defense that’s jiu Jitsu
Personaly. Prefer wrestling over judo. But I'm from a wrestling heavy area. So a student can get different Lookson their journey to mastery. I feel like in wrestling the options allowes a person more control going to the ground. Where judo at times has its limits. Awesome vid definitely respect your p.o..v. Oss
Kama Jiu-Jitsu But on a serious note, for improving my takedowns in Jiu-Jitsu, would it be better to do wrestling (Greco-Roman or free-style) or Judo in addition to Jiu-Jitsu? How do I get to be as good or to handle with good wrestlers like Khabib Nurmagomedov, for example?
If I were "..doing it again..." (or any one)...I think we have to be honest answering the question of "Why? (why are we taking or considering studying that art?). When we're little we might study some martial art because we "...want to be like (Bruce Lee)...". Others think they need to learn "self-defence" (I feel is marketing for guys that want to make their income teaching a martial art to people who also go to soccer practice a few times a week...also, I don't feel spending decades learning any martial art is really going to help in a real life violent encounter...because it's rarely one on one against some one with similar skills, strength, mindset...usually they are in a group/gang...and I also feel...if someone can afford lessons they can afford to move away from that "bad area" or avoid those bars). For fitness? any art works if we're young...kids...and healthy. If for some reason some one has a desire to fight in a controlled environment...boxing, Muay Thai, MMA...etc. Why any one with choice of jobs they could pursuit would chose fighting (full-contact) I'll never understand...if it's a way out of poverty/ltd options...then yes (e.g. muay thai guys from Thailand)..Some boxers from the US/Canada...
I like your concept. But u think your view of judo is very closed minded. Bjj came from judo. And kesa pin is a beginner pin. And judo can win by throw pin or submission. And I more judo schools do both 50/50. Standing /ground. I think its more what school you go to. For example saying a large part of bjj schools teach point & stalling bjj would be general accusation. But I agree combining the two is best way to go.
Seems like this same thing could be said about BJJ, its not really Ju-Jitsu. There is really no 'real jui-jitsu' and if a greco roman guy adds in some Judo and a Johny Bravo electric chair, and it works, then he can call it ju-jitsu just as much as the gracies can.
OSS came from japanese martial arts especially Karate. It's slang of sorts for understanding, agreement, or as a salute. Many Japanese use it in sports as a friendly greeting or cheer as well. - Rusty
It's a reflection of our times. Speaking in generalities is the perfect opportunity for the constantly offended to live up to their names. So the rest of us have to continuously emphasis NOT ALL. But for us normal people, we get what you mean without the proviso buddy. Jiu jitsu guy = Good on the ground, Ok with throws. Judo guy = Good with throws, Ok on the ground. Boxing guy = someone who's good at punches, but nothing else. Karate guy = someone so gullible you could probably sell them magic beans. P.s. Humans speak in generalities because of time interests. So for example. Someone might say ... "cats don't like water" That doesn't mean posting a picture of a cat swimming proves me wrong. That just means you're a millenial that doesn't understand it would have taken far to long to name every cat that doesn't like water. And then tack on that your Mr Pickles is the exception to the rule. P.s.2.0 I'm only joking Karate guy's. Please don't give me the Touch Of Death.
Confused Cockney learn punches kicks strikes and punches to learn MMA, learn how to do all that and run really fast and fight dirty by picking things up and throwing them/hitting the guy if it comes down to it in a street fight, he might have a knife
We still do the 36 self defense techniques with all the variations at Gracie University. Rorion and his sons named it Gracie Combatives. We had to learn it all through white belt. But all through higher belt levels there's more advanced selfe defense and some sport oriented techniques. Gracie Jiu-Jitsu self defense for life! 😁👍
Take in a week Jiu-Jitsu lessons 75% , judo 25% then when you learned the based of judo learn some 25% wrestling, 25% also boxing, ,25% muy Tai, 25% Kung Fu ,or karate but always stay with Jiu-Jitsu as your number one discipline.
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Judo sensei told me to concentrate on learning 8 throws. 2 throws in every direction forward, back, left, right
Good advice
No matter what previous experience I may have, anytime I learn a new martial art or style or pretty much anything new, I go into it with a clean slate. The Japanese call it Shoshin, or beginners mind. That way I can learn that system completely without any influence or bias as if I have no experience. I find it more fun that way.
Didnt know there was a name for it, I just always act dumb and let people tell me what to do and if I happen to learn quickly... oh well
Dont know if you guys cares but if you're bored like me atm you can stream pretty much all of the new movies on InstaFlixxer. I've been streaming with my gf lately xD
@Orion Henrik Yea, I have been using instaflixxer for years myself =)
I think the muay Thai/BJJ combo that a lot of schools do is awesome.
I was gearing up for judo class and then muay thai instructor goes, judo is next, if you want to improve your muay Thai, and your do, I highly recommend staying for judo. So that's the story of how I signed up to get the shit kicked out of me for an hour and a half before judo class.
So true. Old guy here HS wrestler, when I get gassed or frustrated I go back to what I learned years ago first.
"I hope you doing well.." love that line. Haha
Solid information. Thank you.
If you are a high school student, join a Wrestling class, then boxing/kickboxing, judo and then jiujitsu. If you are an adult, boxing/kickboxing and jiujitsu.
I really like wrestling/boxing for a couple years first and then bjj/thai.
Very topic-worthy video, Ryan. Kudos.
Dr.Rhadi Ferguson also said Judo is similar to Judo there just are something's BJJ don't have that Judo dose
For me I loved ground fighting in Judo it helped me out when getting into a fight with a boxer the BJJ helped out if I got in a fight with someone who wrestled Ryan.
Thanks a lot for your insight, that helps going ahead.
Love this one. Agree on a little judo added. Now to find the time ....
3rd... Jiu-jitsu Judo and Boxing
Judo is bad ass!! I’m very fortunate in the fact that I have Japanese instructor that trained in Judo under Kosen rules of Kosen Judo.
We focus a lot on grappling as much as standing.
I hope to have my brown belt within the next 6 months. I’m probably going to be looking at a year or longer now that covid 19 had shut everything down.
Anyways, I love it! We have the stand up game and the grappling game. The black belts in my class can submit BJJ Blackbelts. It’s pretty fun to watch such high level skill go back and forth and tap each other out. However, I would say Judoka trained under Kosen rule set is 100 percent more effective from a self defense stand point compared to BJJ. Not taking anything away from BJJ but the stand up is not there.
I will say though that BJJ is better at grappling if you’re dealing with a Judoka that Trained at a sport focused judo school.
That being said Kosen Judo which had very effective grappling was around before BJJ so essentially they’re two sides of the same coin.
"Or when things get really tough for you, you're going to fall back on what your learned first...". A-hah! So that's why I always run away from a fight. :)
Well said Professor!
Every person taking jujitsu should learn some type of stand-up, Boxing and jujitsu that’s my combination. Miss you guys we have to link of a potluck again
Very nice tips, Ryan Sensei!!
Domo, Sensei Toru-San!
Let’s go eat BBQ!
@@KamaJiuJitsu Definitely! I like your channel. Very helpful! Arigato gozaimasu!
It's funny because you say "we don't need to use all the throws, we just need some" I have been feeling the same way about Jiu Jitsu in general. Many of the ground techniques seem less relevant in real life scenarios, where as a wrestling or boxing technique might be better suited
Time is a limited commodity.
Yes and no. You’re a good athlete and your young Boxing and Wrestling could serve you well . But if you’re small week or older or if you want to just find something that’s a lot of fun that’s really flowing and awesome and still great at self-defense that’s jiu Jitsu
And if you want to go even further you do it all
Do what works for you if judo or jujitsu or wrestling if it works then do it but perfer striking over anything
Hey Ryan,
How can I get a copy of the 36 techniques taught you were talking about?
Over All..
The Best Single form is Judo
( and I'm sticking to it )
Why did you not deal with the Machado Brothers?? Are they more BJJ (athleticism orientated)??
Can i mix judo whir kickboxing ?
Personaly. Prefer wrestling over judo. But I'm from a wrestling heavy area. So a student can get different Lookson their journey to mastery. I feel like in wrestling the options allowes a person more control going to the ground. Where judo at times has its limits. Awesome vid definitely respect your p.o..v. Oss
Train both
Why do you choose Judo over wrestling? Seems wrestling may be more conducive to self-defence considering the nogi aspect.
I’d choose Greco-Roman wrestling same as judo.
What about free-style, folk, or collegiate wrestling?
Ask Ben Askren about that now that he just fought Masvidal.
Kama Jiu-Jitsu Lol!! Did you wait for that?
Kama Jiu-Jitsu But on a serious note, for improving my takedowns in Jiu-Jitsu, would it be better to do wrestling (Greco-Roman or free-style) or Judo in addition to Jiu-Jitsu? How do I get to be as good or to handle with good wrestlers like Khabib Nurmagomedov, for example?
Where is your school? Do you have any advice for someone who doesn't have self-defense focussed BJJ in their area? I live in Dublin, Ireland
Speaking of Dublin, Ireland, we had a gentleman come here (from there) and train for an entire week!
Went all Uncle Sam on us in the thumbnail, Ryan. ☺
If I were "..doing it again..." (or any one)...I think we have to be honest answering the question of "Why? (why are we taking or considering studying that art?). When we're little we might study some martial art because we "...want to be like (Bruce Lee)...". Others think they need to learn "self-defence" (I feel is marketing for guys that want to make their income teaching a martial art to people who also go to soccer practice a few times a week...also, I don't feel spending decades learning any martial art is really going to help in a real life violent encounter...because it's rarely one on one against some one with similar skills, strength, mindset...usually they are in a group/gang...and I also feel...if someone can afford lessons they can afford to move away from that "bad area" or avoid those bars). For fitness? any art works if we're young...kids...and healthy.
If for some reason some one has a desire to fight in a controlled environment...boxing, Muay Thai, MMA...etc. Why any one with choice of jobs they could pursuit would chose fighting (full-contact) I'll never understand...if it's a way out of poverty/ltd options...then yes (e.g. muay thai guys from Thailand)..Some boxers from the US/Canada...
I like your concept. But u think your view of judo is very closed minded. Bjj came from judo. And kesa pin is a beginner pin. And judo can win by throw pin or submission. And I more judo schools do both 50/50. Standing /ground. I think its more what school you go to. For example saying a large part of bjj schools teach point & stalling bjj would be general accusation. But I agree combining the two is best way to go.
Seems like this same thing could be said about BJJ, its not really Ju-Jitsu. There is really no 'real jui-jitsu' and if a greco roman guy adds in some Judo and a Johny Bravo electric chair, and it works, then he can call it ju-jitsu just as much as the gracies can.
Anyone know where is the Kama school is at??
630 Parker Square Dr
Flower Mound, TX 76028
Hello Mr. Ryan, Hope you're doing well.
I have a trivia question: what's the origin of the Oss? xD (or Osu)
Someone here mentioned it derives from “Onegaishimasu.”
@@KamaJiuJitsu thanks for the reply... but pardon me I don't know what that is either😂
OSS came from japanese martial arts especially Karate. It's slang of sorts for understanding, agreement, or as a salute. Many Japanese use it in sports as a friendly greeting or cheer as well. - Rusty
@@KamaJiuJitsu Thanks, Rusty ^^
I love judo but I think boxing and wrestling seem to be a good combo
Randy Couture did well with that combo.
@@KamaJiuJitsu Indeed he did I think boxing and judo, wrestling and will make a good combination with boxing as long as you train
Carlos Newton said the very same thing.
It's a reflection of our times. Speaking in generalities is the perfect opportunity for the constantly offended to live up to their names. So the rest of us have to continuously emphasis NOT ALL. But for us normal people, we get what you mean without the proviso buddy.
Jiu jitsu guy = Good on the ground, Ok with throws.
Judo guy = Good with throws, Ok on the ground.
Boxing guy = someone who's good at punches, but nothing else.
Karate guy = someone so gullible you could probably sell them magic beans.
P.s. Humans speak in generalities because of time interests. So for example. Someone might say ... "cats don't like water" That doesn't mean posting a picture of a cat swimming proves me wrong. That just means you're a millenial that doesn't understand it would have taken far to long to name every cat that doesn't like water. And then tack on that your Mr Pickles is the exception to the rule.
P.s.2.0 I'm only joking Karate guy's. Please don't give me the Touch Of Death.
Confused Cockney learn punches kicks strikes and punches to learn MMA, learn how to do all that and run really fast and fight dirty by picking things up and throwing them/hitting the guy if it comes down to it in a street fight, he might have a knife
Is kenpo good for street fight
Nope
@@KingSquirtle999 I hear some kempo schools do full contact sparring thats why i asked
Knives are good for street fighting.
We still do the 36 self defense techniques with all the variations at Gracie University. Rorion and his sons named it Gracie Combatives. We had to learn it all through white belt. But all through higher belt levels there's more advanced selfe defense and some sport oriented techniques. Gracie Jiu-Jitsu self defense for life! 😁👍
Take in a week Jiu-Jitsu lessons 75% , judo 25% then when you learned the based of judo learn some 25% wrestling, 25% also boxing, ,25% muy Tai, 25% Kung Fu ,or karate but always stay with Jiu-Jitsu as your number one discipline.
Lots of adverts Professor...
Good content, though.
I apologize.
Costs us a lot of 💰 to produce all this free content.
...but if it’s too much for you to bear...
Oh, have you ever considered RUclips Red?
RUclips Premium, that is.
@@KamaJiuJitsu Yeah I understand. I remember the good old days of YT... no ads!
RUclips decides when to put the ads in. I guess this time they had too many. Our apologies. - Rusty
Oss
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Dang it. Someone please translate!
Ameri do te
Can i mix judo whir kickboxing ?