Don't know about Korea but in Japan private karate gyms are all over the place.
My point exactly, there are private Judo Doris in Korea and in Japan, the two nations with the deepest judo history. Why would Bjj gyms not exist in 10 years?
Don't know about Korea but in Japan private karate gyms are all over the place.
So a lazy/fake instructor will attract similar students and won't retain hard working individuals.
Hard working instructor will attract similar students. Steel sharpens steel.
in 10 years what do you think Sport Jiu Jitsu and Jiu jitsu in mma will look like?
will it be changed for the better or worse?
And you will be under the same umbrella. The BJJ process is supposed to weed out fakes and people who don't want to do a minimum amount of work. Not sure why you're so comfortable watching the standards drop.
Maybe because I have seen it already happening.
I am just being realistic.
I cant do squats about others.
Ok, maybe name and shame under a fake account.
But at the end, what matters is becoming a black belt version of yourself and stop comparing yourself to others.
You realize your attitude is the cause of most of the doom and gloom in this thread right?
That's okay buddy. Just sit back and take it.
And you will be under the same umbrella. The BJJ process is supposed to weed out fakes and people who don't want to do a minimum amount of work. Not sure why you're so comfortable watching the standards drop.
when u go to pan ams u get to see who the real teams and athletes are
It is a good concept.
But I would say most people that I train with don't even know or care to know who is Atos, Alliance. who won what last year? etc..
In fact, Roger Gracie could turn up on the mats and only 4 guys would know who he was.
The rest of the guys would just turn around and ask him who he is.
knowing big names doesnt make you a better player,
what im saying is, when they compete and realize that they're getting smashed by these teams who always do good, they will realize what teams are legit and wat teams are not
sooo what about no gi?
No gi Jiu Jitsu is the future.
I am not talking of the umbrella terminology used by people that dont train BJJ.
I am just talking about IBJJF rules/sport in a shorts and rash guard.
I think training in rash guard and mma shorts will appeal to lot of people.
same i know so many kids who loved wrestling when they started off season practice, but when they put the singlet on, they quit. U may be right, it seems that all belt system martial arts become doomed
I wouldnt be surprised if an XMA type of bjj comes about, stuff like Quantum Ju Jitsu: