
Originally Posted by
Arman Fathi
This man is a bacterial lesion on the jiu jitsu landscape. He must not be able to spread his false wisdom, and this can only be accomplished by shutting off all food supply to his region of inhabitance. Regarding how precisely we do this, I'm open to suggestions.
If people are willing to go to publicly outed fake black belts in jiu jitsu to train with, people will CERTAINLY still follow "certified" red belts. I think they only way to stop money going towards fakes is a better educated martial arts community as a whole. A big part of that is exposure from things like UFC, EBI, ADCC which makes outsiders more likely to want to learn more. Overall I think the martial arts community has come a looooooooooooooooong way from pre MMA days. Kung Foolishness/McDojos/Bullshido are getting chipped away at slowly, but surely as more people sign up for legitimate martial arts like BJJ, 10PJJ, Muay Thai, Boxing, Wrestilng, Pre watered down by Olympic rules Judo, Sambo, etc...*sorry if I missed any legit ones for anyone here who practices in them and feel free to correct me as I don't claim to know them all* less people will be signing up for McDojos/Death Touch.
So if you're looking to "inhibit the growth of bacterial lesions in the JJ landscape" it'll happen most powerfully at the 1 on 1 level. You and I spreading our beautiful art to our friends/family/loved ones/complete strangers who we happen to meet and start up conversations with. This isn't just for jiu jitsu, it's for legitimate martial arts as a whole. Yes, a big chunk of the money is still going towards McDojos/Bullshido, but that is changing one new student at a time.
Just keep spreading the art with the passion, patience and love that's been shown to us by our community.