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Djaiy34

Is bjj a good alternative for Judo?

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Okay so to give some context, I recently started showing interest in Judo after seeing it in the Paris Olympics this past month. From there I started looking up various things about judo and have really begun to show a lot of interest in the martial art.

However the problem is that where I'm located right now there are no accessible Judo Dojo/clubs, but there are various places where I could do bjj near me. Now with the idea in mind that I want to eventually do Judo, would getting a background in another grappling martial art such as bjj help me once I eventually have the opportunity to join a Judo Dojo/Club.

Side note: I'm young (almost 19), don't have a car, and I also don't have anyone that could drive me to do Judo. But I do have a bike and I'm also moving within the next 6-8 months.

Posted Aug 24, 2024, 1:17 PM UTC

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