Would we consider 10th pjj Brazilian jj or American jj, because the Brazilians got juijitsu from the Japanese and after modification came up with bjj. And they dont call what they do japenes jj. So would it be safe to say that after master Eddie learned bjj and then modified it and being from America, that what we are doing is American jj. Just thinking.
Tags:
None
-
is 10 planet jj considered bjj or American jj???
-
It's not American, it's "10th Planet" Jiu Jitsu dude, an offstem of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu without the Gi.
-
Anunnakian Jiu Jitsu ...repping nibiru, not earth.
-
I get your logic...and I would consider it more of an Aemerican Hybrid...with Brazilian and Japanese roots.
Originally Posted by frank-theman-james
-
Originally Posted by Matt Glach
Ha. -
I just thought it would sound cool "Eddie Bravo, the father of American juijitsu! " lol
-
10th Planet Jiu Jitsu is no-gi Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
BJJ has tons of variations on it's own. Even traditional BJJ gi schools vary in their adoption of various techniques from other grappling arts. If you go around and train at various gyms, you will notice this immediately. In theory that would make all BJJ programs "hybrids."
Eddie has been quoted as saying that "10th Planet Jiu Jitsu is anything that works at a high level for no-gi." Don't forget that Eddie got his BJJ Black Belt from JJ Machado in the gi and began adopting BJJ techniques for no-gi because he wanted to continue to see the dominance of BJJ in MMA. Eddie did all of this for his love of Jiu Jitsu.
Thank you Master Eddie! -
I totally agree Jason, but I think it we are seeing the next evolution in martial arts and I'm glad to be a part of ... and Jason btw, I'm a big fan, one day I hope to meet you and the rest of the west coast guys
-
But Eddie is a Mexican American.
Hispanjitsu? -
Jake Shields already coined the phrase "American Jiu jitsu" I think he even has a tatoo Originally Posted by frank-theman-james
formerly known as jmw0582