Comments on: Jujutsu and Muay Thai http://danielmiessler.com/blog/muay-thai-and-jujutsu grep understanding Fri, 25 May 2012 02:15:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Christofer Hoff http://danielmiessler.com/blog/muay-thai-and-jujutsu/comment-page-1#comment-121912 Christofer Hoff Sun, 10 Feb 2008 18:26:57 +0000 http://dmiessler.com/blog/muay-thai-and-jujutsu#comment-121912 <p>Dan:</p> <p>That's great! Are you studying Brazilian Jiu Jitsu or classical Japanese? JJ/BJJ, strangely enough, is actually quite counter-intutitive, and that''s where the beauty lays.</p> <p>I've studied Aikido in the past and have been training in BJJ for the last ~6 months. It has a steep UN-learning curve, that you'll no doubt discover and has some really amazing plateaus in knowledge and skill that reveal themselves subtlely over time.</p> <p>It's fantastically addictive, as you have discovered. It's become a huge part of my life.</p> <p>I keep a blog about every class, book, DVD, injury, etc. that has to do with my training. </p> <p>Have a great time with it!</p> <p>/Hoff</p> Dan:

That’s great! Are you studying Brazilian Jiu Jitsu or classical Japanese? JJ/BJJ, strangely enough, is actually quite counter-intutitive, and that”s where the beauty lays.

I’ve studied Aikido in the past and have been training in BJJ for the last ~6 months. It has a steep UN-learning curve, that you’ll no doubt discover and has some really amazing plateaus in knowledge and skill that reveal themselves subtlely over time.

It’s fantastically addictive, as you have discovered. It’s become a huge part of my life.

I keep a blog about every class, book, DVD, injury, etc. that has to do with my training.

Have a great time with it!

/Hoff

]]> By: Christofer Hoff http://danielmiessler.com/blog/muay-thai-and-jujutsu/comment-page-1#comment-250812 Christofer Hoff Sun, 10 Feb 2008 18:26:00 +0000 http://dmiessler.com/blog/muay-thai-and-jujutsu#comment-250812 <p>Dan:</p> <p>That's great! Are you studying Brazilian Jiu Jitsu or classical Japanese? JJ/BJJ, strangely enough, is actually quite counter-intutitive, and that''s where the beauty lays.</p> <p>I've studied Aikido in the past and have been training in BJJ for the last ~6 months. It has a steep UN-learning curve, that you'll no doubt discover and has some really amazing plateaus in knowledge and skill that reveal themselves subtlely over time.</p> <p>It's fantastically addictive, as you have discovered. It's become a huge part of my life.</p> <p>I keep a blog about every class, book, DVD, injury, etc. that has to do with my training. </p> <p>Have a great time with it!</p> <p>/Hoff</p> Dan:

That’s great! Are you studying Brazilian Jiu Jitsu or classical Japanese? JJ/BJJ, strangely enough, is actually quite counter-intutitive, and that”s where the beauty lays.

I’ve studied Aikido in the past and have been training in BJJ for the last ~6 months. It has a steep UN-learning curve, that you’ll no doubt discover and has some really amazing plateaus in knowledge and skill that reveal themselves subtlely over time.

It’s fantastically addictive, as you have discovered. It’s become a huge part of my life.

I keep a blog about every class, book, DVD, injury, etc. that has to do with my training.

Have a great time with it!

/Hoff

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