Mamassan dude, whats Mauy Thai?? and why is it more demanding than BJJ. I play soccer almost everyday, but I've always suffered from ankle injuries, do you think that taking any martial arts classes like BJJ or Aikido will be bad for my ankles, or good?
Mamassan dude, whats Mauy Thai?? and why is it more demanding than BJJ. I play soccer almost everyday, but I've always suffered from ankle injuries, do you think that taking any martial arts classes like BJJ or Aikido will be bad for my ankles, or good?
Muay Thai is a striking art from Thailand. Some call it the "science of 8 limbs" because you not only use fists and feet, but elbows and knees. It's the most straightforward stand-up art, in my opinion, and it's brutally effective. Most mixed-martial arts (MMA) programs teach BJJ and Muay Thai.
I don't think it would be bad on your ankles, depending on what you injured (muscle or bone). BJJ shouldn't be bad on your ankles at first because it's mostly a ground art. Down the road, you might be concerned about heel locks and such.
Muay Thai is a striking art from Thailand. Some call it the "science of 8 limbs" because you not only use fists and feet, but elbows and knees. It's the most straightforward stand-up art, in my opinion, and it's brutally effective. Most mixed-martial arts (MMA) programs teach BJJ and Muay Thai.
I don't think it would be bad on your ankles, depending on what you injured (muscle or bone). BJJ shouldn't be bad on your ankles at first because it's mostly a ground art. Down the road, you might be concerned about heel locks and such.
thanks!! and yeah I just saw a clip on youtbe, thats barbaric!!! and scary. Yeh problem with my ankles its not bones, its ligaments (dont know if this is the correct word for ligamentos in spanish)
Mamassan dude, whats Mauy Thai?? and why is it more demanding than BJJ. I play soccer almost everyday, but I've always suffered from ankle injuries, do you think that taking any martial arts classes like BJJ or Aikido will be bad for my ankles, or good?
I don't know about Aikido, I only train in Jui-Jitsu, Muay Thai and Hopkido. I have had three surgeries on my right knee and while it does wear down my knees I don't ever plan on going pro. That is the only way I can see any type of nagging repetitive injury hampering you from partaking. BJJ wouldn't put as much of pressure on your ankles since there isn't a lot of standing or jumping. Muay Thai, which is Thailand's form of kick boxing, would put a lot of pressure on your ankles. I know it does a job on my knee as I usually have to ice it down after a workout.
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it's a real art when you can submit someone with only your thumb....
If you interested in submitting someone with just your hands look into Hopkido, it's a defensive form of Aikido. You basically use a lot of wrist and arm locks to subdue your opponent. You can easily break someone's wrist or arm or even dislocate their shoulder with relative ease.
"When one gets in bed with government, one must expect the diseases it spreads." - Ron Paul
I don't know about Aikido, I only train in Jui-Jitsu, Muay Thai and Hopkido. I have had three surgeries on my right knee and while it does wear down my knees I don't ever plan on going pro. That is the only way I can see any type of nagging repetitive injury hampering you from partaking. BJJ wouldn't put as much of pressure on your ankles since there isn't a lot of standing or jumping. Muay Thai, which is Thailand's form of kick boxing, would put a lot of pressure on your ankles. I know it does a job on my knee as I usually have to ice it down after a workout.
what's the problem with your knee? Why did you had 3 surgeries?
what's the problem with your knee? Why did you had 3 surgeries?
Torn meniscus all three times plus I'm getting older, my body can't take the punishment is used too. All three where arthroscopic surgeries, thank god no reconstructive surgeries yet, but the muay thai is taking a toll on my knee. I should probably stick to BJJ and Hopkido but I'm a glutton for punishment.
"When one gets in bed with government, one must expect the diseases it spreads." - Ron Paul
I dunno my friend practiced Capoiera (sp?) and that was kinda weird..its more like a dance but still
fuck it take up Jeet Kun DO...be like the Master Bruce.. "Be water, my friend"
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Torn meniscus all three times plus I'm getting older, my body can't take the punishment is used too. All three where arthroscopic surgeries, thank god no reconstructive surgeries yet, but the muay thai is taking a toll on my knee. I should probably stick to BJJ and Hopkido but I'm a glutton for punishment.
Miniscus never fully recover, thats what I heard. Theres a doctor in mexico, that works for a soccer club called Chivas de Guadalajara that he is one of the best sport doctors in the world, players from other clubs go to him, doctors from other clubs send players with him, including international players. My cousin had the same problem, 3 surgeries, and that guy operated him, and he is perfect now. I cant remember his name, i think is Rafael Ortega
Just, don't go in there with some tough guy mentality. People that come into a gym acting like an asshole tend to get choked out and asked not to come back.
Come in with an open mind and don't be a spazcase on the mat.
I'm thinking about doing Jiu Jitsu as well, but I'm not sure yet. Right now, my preference goes to Aikido.
I'd recommend BJJ. Aikido is not so practical in terms of application. The problem with more traditional MA styles is that they tend to be practiced in ideal settings with a cooperative partner who does not resist your technique, follow through with a punch, pull away, etc.
In BJJ, Boxing, Muay Thai, etc. you practice against an opponent who is resisting and simultaneously trying to get their techniques off on you.
I'm not saying Aikido is bad, but I don't really agree with the training philosophy.
Aah, fuck it, I’m just gonna go home, turn on the fuckin’ TV...
Watch the nightly news and drink a beer...
Like I could even change the world, yeah right...
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Try Krav Maga too! I just started about a month ago and I love it. It takes skills from different martial arts and puts them together in an easy to learn package. It's strickly self-defense because you can't perform a lot of the technique with MMA rules. Anything goes!
I've played high level sports all my life and this kicks my ass everyday!
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Try Krav Maga too! I just started about a month ago and I love it. It takes skills from different martial arts and puts them together in an easy to learn package. It's strickly self-defense because you can't perform a lot of the technique with MMA rules. Anything goes!
I've played high level sports all my life and this kicks my ass everyday!
I really want to get past the beginner stage so I can start sparring a bit. Everything feels a bit robotic right now.
Sacramento 10-30-00, Bridge School 10-20 and 10-21-01, Bridge School 10-25 and 10-26-01, Irvine 06-02-03, Irvine 06-03-03, San Diego 06-05-03, San Diego 07-07-06, Los Angeles 07-09-06, Santa Barbara 07-13-06, London UK 06-18-07, San Diego 10-9-09, San Diego 2013, LA 1 2013
I cant find the ones from miami, but if u ceck diff vids you see even cooler moves
Aah, fuck it, I’m just gonna go home, turn on the fuckin’ TV...
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YEA that was steven segal
i need something more ,,dont get me wrong ..its all good but im real interested in the bjj
ME ME ME PLEASE
but only if i can put you in a triangle
royce, renzo, rickson, rorion, royler, ryan, roger, ralek...all with the "H"
many more, i'm sure, ceg! funny that the father is the only one i know of that uses the "H"...helio.
just a couple minutes of one of his most legendary matches...
Helio Gracie vs. Masahiko Kimura:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44wd7GXgep4
nice thread, NY PJ1. good luck to you in finding a school that is a good fit. nice to see some good answers from people like mammasan here for you.
BJJ...the gentle art.
REAL men dont need no stinkin BJJ !
The ONLY thing better than a glass of beer is tea with Miss McGill
A protuberance of flesh above the waistband of a tight pair of trousers
it's a real art when you can submit someone with only your thumb....
:eek: there's more of them than i thought!
lol... and Helio isn't even pronounced with and "H"... i think it's "Elio" ....
my brain hurts.
this is true! haha
if me have brain it hurts also.
Muay Thai is a striking art from Thailand. Some call it the "science of 8 limbs" because you not only use fists and feet, but elbows and knees. It's the most straightforward stand-up art, in my opinion, and it's brutally effective. Most mixed-martial arts (MMA) programs teach BJJ and Muay Thai.
I don't think it would be bad on your ankles, depending on what you injured (muscle or bone). BJJ shouldn't be bad on your ankles at first because it's mostly a ground art. Down the road, you might be concerned about heel locks and such.
thanks!! and yeah I just saw a clip on youtbe, thats barbaric!!! and scary. Yeh problem with my ankles its not bones, its ligaments (dont know if this is the correct word for ligamentos in spanish)
I don't know about Aikido, I only train in Jui-Jitsu, Muay Thai and Hopkido. I have had three surgeries on my right knee and while it does wear down my knees I don't ever plan on going pro. That is the only way I can see any type of nagging repetitive injury hampering you from partaking. BJJ wouldn't put as much of pressure on your ankles since there isn't a lot of standing or jumping. Muay Thai, which is Thailand's form of kick boxing, would put a lot of pressure on your ankles. I know it does a job on my knee as I usually have to ice it down after a workout.
If you interested in submitting someone with just your hands look into Hopkido, it's a defensive form of Aikido. You basically use a lot of wrist and arm locks to subdue your opponent. You can easily break someone's wrist or arm or even dislocate their shoulder with relative ease.
what's the problem with your knee? Why did you had 3 surgeries?
Torn meniscus all three times plus I'm getting older, my body can't take the punishment is used too. All three where arthroscopic surgeries, thank god no reconstructive surgeries yet, but the muay thai is taking a toll on my knee. I should probably stick to BJJ and Hopkido but I'm a glutton for punishment.
fuck it take up Jeet Kun DO...be like the Master Bruce.. "Be water, my friend"
Watch the nightly news and drink a beer...
Like I could even change the world, yeah right...
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http://forums.pearljam.com/showthread.php?t=272825
correct spelling.
edit: oops, i thought you had ei, not ie...i think it's ei, just to clarify...:D
Come in with an open mind and don't be a spazcase on the mat.
I'd recommend BJJ. Aikido is not so practical in terms of application. The problem with more traditional MA styles is that they tend to be practiced in ideal settings with a cooperative partner who does not resist your technique, follow through with a punch, pull away, etc.
In BJJ, Boxing, Muay Thai, etc. you practice against an opponent who is resisting and simultaneously trying to get their techniques off on you.
I'm not saying Aikido is bad, but I don't really agree with the training philosophy.
it is..I used to get stuck on watching the brazilian hotties get down to that in miami!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFUtL2h1Eko&feature=related
Watch the nightly news and drink a beer...
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Try Krav Maga too! I just started about a month ago and I love it. It takes skills from different martial arts and puts them together in an easy to learn package. It's strickly self-defense because you can't perform a lot of the technique with MMA rules. Anything goes!
I've played high level sports all my life and this kicks my ass everyday!
very cool.
good to hear that you're enjoying it.
Yeah!
I really want to get past the beginner stage so I can start sparring a bit. Everything feels a bit robotic right now.
Esther's here and she's sick?
hi Esther, now we are all going to be sick, thanks
Watch the nightly news and drink a beer...
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