
Originally Posted by
Ric
Has anyone else here ever been in a situation where they were ultimately disappointed in their BJJ training?
yeah, tried to toss a guy with a standing throw,cant remember the japanese term for it. hit it in the gym and drilled it a bunch. Problem was we were on a gravel and dirt road and I hit it but slipped, landed face first with the guy beside me. I did actually pull guard on the guy as he tried to roll me over, but pullingguard on a mat and pulling it on 2b gravel is not the same. I don't blame my BJJ training, as I normally never use it in real life, but I was trying to subdue this guy and not beat the crap out of him. Big difference in my mind.
I agree with everyone else who said use tactics, and to do standup training,and fight to get away or at least take the high ground. Multiple assailants is a tough one, even armed. Im a big practitioner of the american martial art GUN FU, I might even have a black belt in it. I always have at least a knife on me (better to have and not need, than need and not have). Stressed induced Weapons training is just as important, if not more important in my mind than BJJ, Muy Thai, etc. Weapons training to me is everything, guns, knives, staff, etc.. I guess I should mention weapon retention is kinda critical if your going to carry. Lots of drills to do there too.