Which style of all the submission fighting skills works better and probaly would be the best if you used one of those styles.

dude that's like asking which is the best car in the world....vague question without a definitive answer

see bjj has amazing subs and groundwork but not as much technical throws or takedowns as judo.. whereas judo players aren't as good on the ground as bjj guys...it's how you make the style work for yourself

my mma gym incorporates a mix of traditional japanese jiu jitsu like throws and joint locks with bjj groundwork and wrestling take downs

What kind of gym do you run? And where's it at just in case.

- quoted from traf-quake on 13 May 2008, 01:36:57
dude that's like asking which is the best car in the world....vague question without a definitive answer

see bjj has amazing subs and groundwork but not as much technical throws or takedowns as judo.. whereas judo players aren't as good on the ground as bjj guys...it's how you make the style work for yourself

my mma gym incorporates a mix of traditional japanese jiu jitsu like throws and joint locks with bjj groundwork and wrestling take downs

i'm part of an mma gym....we do standup 3x a week, ground 3x a week, then incorporate it all with an mma class at the end of the week.... it's called Alpha MMA, it's near ottawa ontario, canada

here's the site www.alphamma.ca

- quoted from amoneymand1989 on 13 May 2008, 01:49:02
What kind of gym do you run? And where's it at just in case.

- quoted from traf-quake on 13 May 2008, 01:36:57
dude that's like asking which is the best car in the world....vague question without a definitive answer

see bjj has amazing subs and groundwork but not as much technical throws or takedowns as judo.. whereas judo players aren't as good on the ground as bjj guys...it's how you make the style work for yourself

my mma gym incorporates a mix of traditional japanese jiu jitsu like throws and joint locks with bjj groundwork and wrestling take downs

Has everyone forgotten sambo (andre arlovski, oleg taktarov) and shootfighting (lions den, pancrase). I dont think there is a definate submission style that is any better than all the rest its just a matter of what you prefer and what works best for you.

xactly

- quoted from brianmontgomery on 13 May 2008, 02:56:52
Has everyone forgotten sambo (andre arlovski, oleg taktarov) and shootfighting (lions den, pancrase). I dont think there is a definate submission style that is any better than all the rest its just a matter of what you prefer and what works best for you.

submission grappling for life. theres to many things to learn to just choose one art. find something that provides a good mix of it all, and you'll be prepared for anything

Thats to far me to go, I live in North Carolina. I looked at the schools around me, and found some good ones thats why I made this forem, so I can see what more people perfer in fighting styles.

- quoted from traf-quake on 14 May 2008, 07:15:50
i'm part of an mma gym....we do standup 3x a week, ground 3x a week, then incorporate it all with an mma class at the end of the week.... it's called Alpha MMA, it's near ottawa ontario, canada

here's the site www.alphamma.ca

- quoted from amoneymand1989 on 13 May 2008, 01:49:02
What kind of gym do you run? And where's it at just in case.

- quoted from traf-quake on 13 May 2008, 01:36:57
dude that's like asking which is the best car in the world....vague question without a definitive answer

see bjj has amazing subs and groundwork but not as much technical throws or takedowns as judo.. whereas judo players aren't as good on the ground as bjj guys...it's how you make the style work for yourself

my mma gym incorporates a mix of traditional japanese jiu jitsu like throws and joint locks with bjj groundwork and wrestling take downs

None are really superior to the other and Matt Hughes proved (when he took out Gracie) that todays fighters need to be well versed in all aspects of the fight game. With that being said, I do feel that wrestling provides the best BASE to start with but then you need to cross-train.

I like the 9mm submission style..............I pull out my 9mm and the person submits.......calls me " Sir ".......offers me money and pays for my lunch........LOL!!!