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Originally Posted by WC_Lun  Don't believe the 85 to 90% thing either. I'm not saying don't train for grappling/ground fighting. Many fights do go to the ground and not training for it would be silly. However, I would recomend training a good stand stand up system like Western Boxing, Muay Tai, or a decent Wing Chun to compliment your other skills. Of course, that is assuming you are wanting self-defense. If its to stregthen grappling for those types of tournaments then somehting like BJJ would work best. However, many BJJ prationers then find the desire to study a good stand up system. Vicious little circle, huh?  |
I agree.
Though Judo is good, dont expect to remain in Judo, competition wise (or other) and expect that JJ/BJJ will not interfere.
Work on Judo for awhile, then worry about working on another art.
Too many people get caught up with hype, propaganda, speculation.
If you have a bonefide instructor - train.
If you are training with them, train harder and longer.
Training longer and harder will take a few years.
After a few years, move onto another art