Jiu Jitsu Questions

[DaShi]

Yes, but mine was funnier.

[Wraith]

--"I want to know if it's easy to be injured in Jiu Jitsu?"

Don't know about "easy", but it's certainly possible to get injured practicing any martial art. Kind of makes sense, right? ^_^ As long as the person you're doing randori with isn't completely out of control, and you get taught how to take a fall first, it should be relatively low-risk, though.

Now, a lot of people like to combine this with Muy Tai kickboxing, which is a different matter. Some posters here (or at least former posters; I don't follow the forum much anymore, so I'm not sure) have personal experience of this ^_^

--"wrestling only? so no submissions? "

No, BJJ emphasizes submission holds and ground fighting.

--"that would be judo."

No, judo has submission holds as well. It just places more emphasis on standing grappling than BJJ.
It also has strikes and blows, they just aren't allowed in judo tournaments. If you were learning sport judo rather than practical judo you wouldn't have been taught them.

Wraith
"None of you understand. I'm not locked up in here with you. You're locked up in here with me."
-- Rorschach ("Watchmen")

[Zero]

martial arts these days are retarded.

[Jaakko]

What's this Blow Job Jitsu and where can one study it?

[Elok]

Originally posted by DaShi
Yes, but mine was funnier.

On the contrary, they were both wretchedly unfunny. But mine at least showed more effort. I mean, "Oye?" "I shall have to whallop you one?" Are you talking about Jews, Hispanics, or excessively polite Brits? You could at least have used some (properly spelled) Yiddish. Oy, what a schlemiel!

[Drake Tungsten]

Yes, but mine was funnier.

Indeed.

If you're going to make a lame joke, don't put too much effort into it. You'll just look like a tool if you do...

[DaShi]

What Drake said.

[CrONoS]

Finally, I choose to train Japanese Jiu Jitsu over Brazilian JJ!

Novice BJJ course were conflicting with my school/work schedule.
And last week I assisted to the first Jap Jiu Jitsu class, and I found that JJ is really what I wanted to practice. It's cover many different aspect of fight(but it lack a specialization field).

And my training programs is going pretty well; since the beginning of the class I began going to the gym 3 times a week, supervised by my friend, who teach me how to train correctly. And now, I will also have 2 Jiu Jitsu class by week!!