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Vic
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And IMO it´s essential for defensive skills......and also offensive skills.....Is much easier to find the holes in the opponent when you´re flexible....you can survive against submission attempts much better, etc..... Well, it´s very important for everything..... |
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Journeyman
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hence why I started the thread, see what the Jiu Jitsu guys have to say about it, be interesting to see what there opinion is |
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Contender
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It helps but isn't essential to be overly flexible. You can often compensate for lack of flexibility by knowing where to put your hips..if that makes any sense?
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RIDDUM
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As stated above - it's a gigantic advantage. Some systems require flexibiltiy to use their techniques properly. I was never very flexible so I could never do well using Eddie Bravo's 10th Planet style of jiujitsu. It's no problem though because you just adapt your techniques to a way that works for you.
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