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General MMA Discussion Discuss King Of The Cage, Ultimate Challenge UK, and HDNet Fights as well as general mixed martial arts discussion.
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02-02-2012, 11:03 PM
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Has anyone learned 10th planet jiu jitsu? Do you need to know BJJ beforehand?
Do i need to take BJJ classes before i try out for 10th planet fundamentals? I have never taken any grappling classes and I've read that 10th planet is only good for experienced blue/purple and brown belts. And that I will not learn any side control, mount, full guard and instead I will learn unorthodox positions like the twister and rubber guard? some help?
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02-02-2012, 11:22 PM
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Seriously another 10th planet thread? Every second post is a thread. Enough Already.
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02-02-2012, 11:37 PM
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10th Planet is an advanced system of no-gi BJJ so yes, it is recommended you have basic knowledge of BJJ and the positions of jiu jitsu. That being said, the 10th Planet instructors do a great job with new students and there is actually alot of BJJ moves taught, especially in fundamentals classes. The system is pretty diverse and some things will help you astronomically, albeit if your flexibility is shit you shouldn't be practicing rubber guard at all. You will get a thousand mixed opinions on the subject so it's really up to you to get out there and try both 10th Planet and Gracie gyms. Some people will tell you rubber guard never works, and it's all wasted time when you could be working the basics. Well, Vinny Magalhaes has something to say about that. Another thing to consider is price ; I would say 10thPjj charges less than your average BJJ school.
Good luck in finding what suits you best.
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02-03-2012, 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Toxic
Seriously another 10th planet thread? Every second post is a thread. Enough Already.
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It's about 10th planet but a different question
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02-03-2012, 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted by MCDOJO101
It's about 10th planet but a different question
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Originally Posted by Rockstar189
10th Planet is an advanced system of no-gi BJJ so yes, it is recommended you have basic knowledge of BJJ and the positions of jiu jitsu. That being said, the 10th Planet instructors do a great job with new students and there is actually alot of BJJ moves taught, especially in fundamentals classes. The system is pretty diverse and some things will help you astronomically, albeit if your flexibility is shit you shouldn't be practicing rubber guard at all. You will get a thousand mixed opinions on the subject so it's really up to you to get out there and try both 10th Planet and Gracie gyms. Some people will tell you rubber guard never works, and it's all wasted time when you could be working the basics. Well, Vinny Magalhaes has something to say about that. Another thing to consider is price ; I would say 10thPjj charges less than your average BJJ school.
Good luck in finding what suits you best.
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A few years ago I read that the higher 10th planet students were beat by gracie students (not sure if it's true), but looks like Eddie Bravo won the gracie nationals.
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02-03-2012, 02:51 AM
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Has anyone learned 10th planet jiu jitsu? Do you need to know BJJ beforehand?
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No you don't...got there and train! enjoy....
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02-03-2012, 03:01 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Toxic
Seriously another 10th planet thread? Every second post is a thread. Enough Already.
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I tried to ******* tell people this. No one seems to listen.
Directed at MCDOJO. What 10th planet school are you going to attend? I have trained at three of the 10th Planet gyms, HQ, SF and Rochester. It is not required that you know BJJ beforehand as it is it's own system. Now get out and go to ******* gym already.
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02-03-2012, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by MCDOJO101
It's about 10th planet but a different question
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Every slightly different question does not require its own thread. Life B EZ has also stated in your other threads that he has trained at a 10th planet before so you could direct a simple question like this directly to him as well instead of starting yet another thread on practically the same subject.
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NP FFL Team Toxic Challenge Fabricio Werdum*Gilbert Melendez*Rick Hawn*John Dodson*Urijah Faber
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02-03-2012, 04:54 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Toxic
Every slightly different question does not require its own thread. Life B EZ has also stated in your other threads that he has trained at a 10th planet before so you could direct a simple question like this directly to him as well instead of starting yet another thread on practically the same subject.
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I didn't see a post where he said he trained at a 10th planet gym so my bad. you can delete this thread
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02-04-2012, 02:06 AM
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What's worse? Someone asking a legit question on the board and being new enough to not think of using the search feature, or a handful of people whom think so highly of themselves that that they have to interject with their own negative opinions?
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