I think jiu-jitsu is very exciting just as much as a knock out but there is a lot of times where when it comes to jiu-jitsu, especially in MMA when we’re talking about the UFC it’s not as entertaining as two people standing up and bang it out or somebody be an all-around fighter and they’re using a little bit of wrestling submission, striking kicking all of these different arenas
As a wrestler who now does Jiu Jitsu, even with only 6 months of experience, I have noticed those 2 later deficiencies myself. Perhaps a rule change in the point system of tournaments to more greatly punish taking the guard position unnecissarily or more greatly reward escapes could fix the issue of expecting your opponent to accept your guard position. You maybe also add a component like they did in college wrestling were you score a point for maintaining a top position for a long period of time. This could be applied even if you have your opponent in your guard, incentivising top positional dominance. If youre on your butt, the clock is against you. Just a thought. Ill leave it to others who know more than me though.
That's because the Brazilians took jujitsu and dumb it down to guard pullers… I will never understand why Brazilian jujitsu is more popular than japanese jujutsu…
I think jiu-jitsu is very exciting just as much as a knock out but there is a lot of times where when it comes to jiu-jitsu, especially in MMA when we’re talking about the UFC it’s not as entertaining as two people standing up and bang it out or somebody be an all-around fighter and they’re using a little bit of wrestling submission, striking kicking all of these different arenas
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As a wrestler who now does Jiu Jitsu, even with only 6 months of experience, I have noticed those 2 later deficiencies myself. Perhaps a rule change in the point system of tournaments to more greatly punish taking the guard position unnecissarily or more greatly reward escapes could fix the issue of expecting your opponent to accept your guard position. You maybe also add a component like they did in college wrestling were you score a point for maintaining a top position for a long period of time. This could be applied even if you have your opponent in your guard, incentivising top positional dominance. If youre on your butt, the clock is against you. Just a thought. Ill leave it to others who know more than me though.
That's because the Brazilians took jujitsu and dumb it down to guard pullers… I will never understand why Brazilian jujitsu is more popular than japanese jujutsu…
The mandalorian is inspired on danaher. Nr rule. Never take of your rashguard