Recent content by Ninja12

Umm.. He did back himself up very well actually, should I repeat myself? He wasn't feeling well, He was new and he was sparring a brown belt, isn't that good enough? Well, you should be proud of yourself....

Damn, you are such a prick!!!! Besides, i'd never vote BJJ as being the number one martial art - if 2 people attack you, you're as fcuked as hell.. I'd choose something like Aikijitsu, Ninjutsu, Kyokoshin, Aikido or Wing Chun.. But thats just my opinion.. If I was to choose the prettiest...

Not very nice of you, yellowperil.. That is very cheap. A true martial artist minds his own business and doesn't talk sh1t about other martial arts/artists. You should respect everyone regardless. If he was new to the class, not feeling too well, and sparring a brown belt, BJJ rules, what do...

Aikido is by far the most complicated martial art. Not only must you focus on the various complicated moves and techniques that must be pinpoint accurate (and consequently, if executed correctly, can be twice as effective as anything), there is also the Ki and energy factor you must master-...

Just had my first CJJ class. It was very good, we started off with some basic quick warmups and then he taught us how to fall and land. He then taught us some basic throws and trips and then some ground submissions and some grappling. I found it a lot more interesting than BJJ as it included 50%...

Thanks a lot for your helpful replies :) BOSSDAWG, if they had any Daito ryu akijujitsu dojos in my area (melbourne, Australia), i'd consider it.. but they don't which sucks. Thanks again, N.

Just wondering whats the difference between CJJ and BJJ.. what do you guys think of CJJ and is it worthwhile? I'm thinking of starting CJJ as it is very close to home and affordable for the moment compared to BJJ.. I'm actually thinking of combining CJJ with aikido.. what do u guys think...