Combat Jiu Jitsu

[gene k]

niiice

[Sean Marshall]

A shot to quarter guard, then immeddiately transition to dogfight to the back. Gorgeous.

Yeah, that came out of no where. So hard to prepare for something like that to happen.

[bobby rivers]

^He coulda whizzered, but he still woulda got swept. And his strategy about keeping his elbows in and tight when anywhere near guard almost, and eventually would have, gotten his back taken. Looked really good Compella.

[Compella]

I honestly didn't remembered what had happened between getting back up and getting on his back, I finally got to see the move here and it was pretty sweet, lol. Guess it was just pure instinct, back in the Bronx we used to call this sport recess. What better way to digest your public school lunch then with some ground and pound on the asphalt. Times were simpler then...

[Chris Herzog]

Awesome video, and awesome work Compella!

[Jason 'J-Faz' Farren]

It's a great concept. How is it scored, though? It's been given 3x3 minute rounds like Amateur MMA, and has CSAC sanctioning, so is it using the 10-9 system? That could be problematic since some people argue there's too much lay'n'pray in MMA as it is.

Is it putting belt rank vs belt rank? Is it only jiu jitsu students that can take part?

Great questions, I'm going to try and get this CJJ happening in my area with a local promoter.

[HerbChao]

nice!

[Kurzy]

Just bookmarking for later.

[David Rosado]

It's a great concept. How is it scored, though? It's been given 3x3 minute rounds like Amateur MMA, and has CSAC sanctioning, so is it using the 10-9 system? That could be problematic since some people argue there's too much lay'n'pray in MMA as it is.

Is it putting belt rank vs belt rank? Is it only jiu jitsu students that can take part?

Well, if the idea is to prepare jiu jitsu guys for MMA, then they should follow the same rules.

[Louis Ho]

I honestly didn't remembered what had happened between getting back up and getting on his back, I finally got to see the move here and it was pretty sweet, lol. Guess it was just pure instinct, back in the Bronx we used to call this sport recess. What better way to digest your public school lunch then with some ground and pound on the asphalt. Times were simpler then...

All Bronx baby...all Bronx.