Bears created jiujitsu !?

i was watching grizzly man & at minute 56 to bears started greco roman grappling, then one got a underhook takedown, the one on bottom had his guard but the top bear started passing & the bottom bear blocked the pass & regained guard. it was crazy !

I knoooow! :D Bears, and also cats! Cats will invert if they are forced into corner, and they play spiral guard and all sorts of sick advanced stuff! :3 And both animals will stand on their two legs sometimes when facing off. (The bears all the time I think)

i wrestle around with my German Sheppard's a lot they have sick hip escapes but they don't seem to like playing guard at all, probably due to there terrible hip flexibility. their whole game seems based on hip escaping and getting up silly pups leave their back exposed.

Not just them but large apes too, and they execute arm drags, they take the back, they use judo throws, they adapt their game and learn and they will roll light not hard sometimes etc, funny to think we are the only things who can figure something out ;]

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Originally Posted by DanConway

Not just them but large apes too, and they execute arm drags, they take the back, they use judo throws, they adapt their game and learn and they will roll light not hard sometimes etc, funny to think we are the only things who can figure something out ;]

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some japanese dudes thousands of years ago must have studied thease animals fighting styles & adapted them for humans just like chinese gung fu

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Originally Posted by Joachim Hoff

I knoooow! :D Bears, and also cats! Cats will invert if they are forced into corner, and they play spiral guard and all sorts of sick advanced stuff! :3 And both animals will stand on their two legs sometimes when facing off. (The bears all the time I think)

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Animals are awesome:cool: I was on vacation/honeymoon on Captiva Island recently. Saw a Crane fight a Water snake to the death. The snake kept rapping its coils around the birds head/beak. After about 20 minutes of fighting off the snakes sub attempts the crane pinned it in the sand and ate its eyes.

Moral of the story.

Don't F$%@ with Cranes

I have thought about teaching a chimp bjj for a long time. They would be incredible. And they are smart enough they might be able to start teaching each other. Imagine Planet of the Apes plus bjj.
The only reason not to is that chips are really vicious and I would probably die.

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Originally Posted by Matt Hester

I have thought about teaching a chimp bjj for a long time. They would be incredible. And they are smart enough they might be able to start teaching each other. Imagine Planet of the Apes plus bjj.
The only reason not to is that chips are really vicious and I would probably die.

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Until the chimp decided to go ape shit (pun very much so intended) and rip off your fingers and face like that one chick. Chimps are fucking savage lol.

I saw a bear fight once on youtube, and whoever was able to get side control was kicking major ass. The rules of jiujitsu are universal, they weren't created, only discovered.

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Originally Posted by Matt Hester

I have thought about teaching a chimp bjj for a long time. They would be incredible. And they are smart enough they might be able to start teaching each other. Imagine Planet of the Apes plus bjj.
The only reason not to is that chips are really vicious and I would probably die.

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This is a very bad idea! I know you saw Grandmas Boy! And not only will I need to fight Zombies after the Apocalypse but jiu jitsu chimps! That are very likely a higher belt than me! Well Fuck...!