check out this article on Disruptive Innovations and their role in BJJ. Twister and Rubber Guard are amazing examples of Disruptive Innovations.
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check out this article on Disruptive Innovations and their role in BJJ. Twister and Rubber Guard are amazing examples of Disruptive Innovations.
here is link:
http://thebjjmind.com/2012/08/27/disruptive-innovation/
Need a link bruv.
Haha yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by David Rosado
He's likely referring to this article, although I could be wrong: http://goo.gl/6QVVYQuote:
Originally Posted by David Rosado
Interesting application of disruptive innovation theory to the evolution of bjj.
These are interesting as JJ evolves and instructors don't. When systems or techniques that are not part of an instructors game, but there is a demand for it because it is effective. All kinda bullshit happens.
And yeah we need the link. I could be way off.
That actually was a pretty insightful read.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jared Gammel
good read
Damn it's blocked at work as "suspicious content."
Yes, sorry about that. Here is the link:
www.bjjmind.com
Great read :)
The thing about it is, all these new techniques and developments are put to the test everytime someone rolls. So I am of the opinion that none of these innovations are going to be detrimental to BJJ in the long term. If the moves or the system doesn't work, people aren't going to use it, and it will fade off in the background.Quote:
Originally Posted by Article
Thank you Master Eddie!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo