Sunday, April 26, 2009

Do you think Hatmaker's and catch as catch can grappling system is as good as Brazilian jujitsu?

Hatmaker has a ton of grappling and MMA DVD's and books. He makes no claims are desire to promote brazil jujitsu. I know catch as catch can was around long before brazilian jujitsu was popular. It was around before wrestling turned fake. So is Brazilian Jujitsu just a similar system to what we already had in the US? Is Hatmaker's system as good as Brazilian system?

Do you think Hatmaker's and catch as catch can grappling system is as good as Brazilian jujitsu?
it wouldn't matter how good it was you will never convince a bjj student or teacher that anything other than bjj is any good.thier all brainwashed.theres half a dozen simular styles as good as or better than bjj.you need a good teacher though not books or dvds .bsjj is just a passing fad.
Reply:ERIC PAULSEN CSW combat submission wrestling and catchascatchcan is the better combo! sorry you bjj students.. CSW it was founded by someone who was beat by a BJJ guy and he developed a series of submissions and reversals in anarsenal of #'s ! where bjj only learns a few techniques per month maybe one per week and the gracies have plans to be the next tiger schulmans (franchising and watering down techniques) and charging you a ridiculous amount of $ ... while the MMA guys are rolling through every escape and reversal and take down! plus they learn to take and give hits...BJJ like i've said before is the "gentle art" thats what it translates too! if gentle is what you want stick with it! this style has evolved and its become something much more than(bjj) wants to admit it. I'm thankfull for the traditional arts but I simply need more to be the best these days and a any traditional style is just not cutting it alone these days!
Reply:listin man i cant tell witch one is better i just provide you with evedence, now if you u look at the pride and ufc champions you will find that they have some kind of bjj.





WITCH ONE IS A BETTER GRAPPLING SYSTEM


bjj all the way


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