Judo or wrestling for bjj

[Jay Chow]

Judo is more fun for me, but also more painful!

[michael craig]

i know a blackbelt in judo that is transitioning to BJJ, he has great ground game but ive seen him taken down easily with
single and double legs and ankle picks.

[Aikijiujitsu]

The style of aiki jiujitsu I train in focus's heavy on throws but not in the traditional judo sense working more from the clinch. I love how Jon Jones attacks from the collar tie that osoto gari sweep is sweet ( don't know the wrestling term). I'm surprised more greco guys like Hendo and Couture dont use those sweeps and throws.

[Nate Hollyfield]

I think wrestling, but just because the takedowns are fast and direct, and as you can see with most people in MMA, its hard to defend takedowns.

[AJ Camacho]

Not to say that one is better than the other, I think you should know both but here is a clip of some kid Seoi Nage-ing the crap out of another kid in a wrestling match.

[Heidi McCreery]

That is also a throw taught in wrestling. It's just called and arm throw.

[AJ Camacho]

Yeah, I know but this kid trains in Judo. There's a whole backstory via the comments on youtube.

[Aikijiujitsu]

Thanks for all the replies this is the first time i forumed in my life kind of addicting.

[Heidi McCreery]

Thanks for all the replies this is the first time i forumed in my life kind of addicting.

Haha. I hear ya. I was the same way. I love this site. It's the only place I take part in the forums.

Btw, I am a wrestler and I go for single leg takedowns mostly, but you have to be very careful of guillotines. And if you can't get the takedown you can pull half guard or deep half.

[Travis Reichert]

Greco Roman Clinch to takedown usually a sweep.