Tournament Statistics (NERD ALERT)

[Tyler Woolsey]

The Science of Jiu Jitsu!! Thank you for sharing this!

[Brandon Mccaghren]

The Science of Jiu Jitsu!! Thank you for sharing this!

Glad you liked it, man. I'm looking forward to adding more data the next time, specifically success/fail rates on techniques.

One major problem I can foresee with doing something like that is codifying the language so that it's universal to all jiu jitsu practitioners/grapplers/fighters. For instance, how do you classify an armbar from the guard? Is it going to depend on the particular style of guard that was used to set it up? Do armbars set up from a traditional BJJ guard have a different success/fail rate than an armbar from Spider Guard?

However, with the approach that Eddie has taken of giving everything a name (even transitions) it's much less of a daunting task.

[Dylan Ehrnreiter]

I'd be interested to see what path was used the most successfully at each level, and at which point a given path failed the most times.

[Sean Marshall]

One major problem I can foresee with doing something like that is codifying the language so that it's universal to all jiu jitsu practitioners/grapplers/fighters.

Its all ones and zeros
Would be funny if your info was one day used for the 10th Planet entry in a robot jiu jitsu tournament

[RW Pegau]

this is awesome.