Fellow Fighters Need some help

[alexandaar]

well basically im a pretty well renowned kick-boxer in my region/area and im currently converting to the MMA scene, ive been doing this for about 2-3 months now and my stand up game is without a doubt in a diffrent league to my ground game, i was wondering what martial art i could do on the side to improve this ? personal experiences in this would be great

[JC]

. . .Bjj.

[YO_VANILLA]

^ that or find a place that does gracie jiu jitsu

[LadyLazarus]

goshin jutsu

[JC]

Originally Posted by YO_VANILLA

^ that or find a place that does gracie jiu jitsu

Bjj = Gjj.
Dafuq you smoking

Dafuq is goshin jutsu

[YO_VANILLA]

Originally Posted by JC

Bjj = Gjj.
Dafuq you smoking

Dafuq is goshin jutsu

Although BJJ and GJJ came from the same source and use the same moves they way they are taught is completely different, BJJ is taught for the sport of it, and GJJ is taught to be more practical in a "street fight" scenario

[TinyChatGuyManDude]

Go wrestle a homosexual homeless man.

You'll learn a lot about ground game

[Walkingbox]

I've heard wrestling is pretty similar to MMA, I've also seen some similar move MMA do that wrestling does. Give wrestling a shot.

[Asphalto]

Either Judo or BJJ: learning the latter will help you a lot once you're on the ground, but learning Judo will help you "reaching" the ground: in MMA few fighters have an excellent knowledge in Judo, that's why many of them waste precious opportunities..
Judo is quite complete, since it covers both standing and ground fighting, give it a try

[GoldStreet]

try taking aikido and brazilian jujitsu . and wrestling .

[jimmyorttiz]

First of all I like to tell you that I am a Karate player and Marital arts training is for self defence. I will suggest you that you must be try Karate. Beside that there is other Marital arts can be also helpful to improve your skills like Kickboxing, Jiu-Jitsu, Jeet Kune Do, Western Boxing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.