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Topic	Guy proves BJJ doesn't work by not cooperating
ForteEXE3850 02/02/24 12:55:51 PM #19:	OhhhJa posted... A lot of the best mma fighters are trained in BJJ so I don't really agree. Anyway, martial arts can absolutely be applied in a street fight. But it's important to go into a street fight knowing it's not in a controlled setting and that you need to be prepared for anything MMA fighters train in multiple fighting styles, than apply the parts that work. That's the point. Although a lot of that does end up being grappling. And even MMA doesn't allow you to hit people in the groin, which technically speaking, falls under the "real fight" scenario, because at the end of the day it still only exists because it can be profited off as entertainment, and they can't have all the fights devolve into the groin hit speedrun. --- Mwahahahaha. <cite>ForteEXE3850 posted [p:978615287] in Guy proves... [t:80685648]...</cite> <quote>OhhhJa posted... </cite><quote>A lot of the best mma fighters are trained in BJJ so I don't really agree. Anyway, martial arts can absolutely be applied in a street fight. But it's important to go into a street fight knowing it's not in a controlled setting and that you need to be prepared for anything</quote>MMA fighters train in multiple fighting styles, than apply the parts that work. That's the point.Although a lot of that does end up being grappling.And even MMA doesn't allow you to hit people in the groin, which technically speaking, falls under the "real fight" scenario, because at the end of the day it still only exists because it can be profited off as entertainment, and they can't have all the fights devolve into the groin hit speedrun. --- Mwahahahaha.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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