Do you want to increase your strength?
Fighting systems that use grappling may be right for you!
Here are two common martial arts that use grappling:
Judo – Judo is a Japanese martial art based on the principle that a smaller person can take on a larger, stronger opponent with the right skills. Judo was formed by Jigoro Kano in 1882 and uses throws, takedowns, chokes, and joint locks. Most throws require grabbing the opponent’s gi. To win a judo match, you can perform an ippon - throwing the opponent down on their back - make the opponent submit, or score the most points by performing throws, locks, and holds.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) – Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is the Brazilian form of Japanese jujutsu created by Carlos Gracie in 1920s. Unlike Judo, BJJ takes place mostly on the ground using takedowns, chokes, and joint locks. The goal in BJJ is to get your opponent to the ground and have them submit.
Learn more about grappling arts!
Study Judo in Ann Arbor
Does grappling sound fun to you?
It certainly can be! Judo free practice, called randori, is considered to be “play” by many judo students because it’s so much fun!
Are you nervous about long term contracts?
You can sign up for a 2-month trial membership at JMAC to make sure judo is right for you!
To start practicing judo in Ann Arbor, contact JMAC today!
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