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Would Would Be A Better Combination For Self Defence: Wing Chun And Bjj Or Aikido And Bjj?

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Would would be a better combination for self defence: Wing Chun and BJJ or Aikido and BJJ?

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3 Responses to "Would Would Be A Better Combination For Self Defence: Wing Chun And Bjj Or Aikido And Bjj?"

  • Shienara says:
    27/02/2010 at 00:30

    You seem to have the impression that combining two arts would be better than just training extensively in one art for self defense. While this line of thinking might be advantageous if you’re into sports competitions like MMA, one art is all you’ll need for self defense purposes. The average person is not likely to get into a one on one life and death duel situation against a martial arts expert like those shown in the movies and no art is invincible against multiple attackers no matter how many you combine. Besides, most common muggings can be dealt with by simply complying with the muggers demands without putting your life in danger. As for unprovoked assaults, escape is and should always be your first response. Anything else you do, striking, grappling or throws should be secondary to the intent of escape for survival.

  • ZaxNeon says:
    27/02/2010 at 00:39

    Wing Chun/BJJ by far. And yes, training multiple systems in depth is better. No, not MMA style smatterings, but really understanding multiple systems and flowing between them.

  • austin says:
    27/02/2010 at 04:50

    wing chun anc bjj

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