Other discussion groups?

[Roger Tibbets]

Hi All -

I enjoy reading the martialtalk.com forum, but the amount of JJ traffic is rather low. So, I'd like to supplement my martialtalk.com reading with that of another forum.

Do you know of other forums that have a good amount of traffic and high 'signal-to-noise' ratio?

Thanks.

 

[Old Fat Kenpoka]

Roger: It depends on what type of JJ you do. If it is Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, there are some very good forums with some really good stuff (surrounded of course by lots of noise--some of which is really very funny). If it is Japanese Ju Jitsu, then there are fewer choices.

 

[Roger Tibbets]

OFK -

You remind me that I should have been more specific about my interests.

I am studying DanZan Ryu Jujitsu. So, I would rather find a JJ discussion group that is more 'generic' than one that is BJJ-specific.

Thanks.

 

[Old Fat Kenpoka]

OFK -

You remind me that I should have been more specific about my interests.

I am studying DanZan Ryu Jujitsu. So, I would rather find a JJ discussion group that is more 'generic' than one that is BJJ-specific.

Thanks.

Roger: I don't know any forums that focus on Danzan ryu. It is pretty popular in my area though because Henry Okizaki lived/taught here.

Go to http://www.danzan.com/ to learn more.

 

[arnisador]

Try www.e-budo.com for Japanese arts.

 

[Old Fat Kenpoka]

Roger: I don't know any forums that focus on Danzan ryu. It is pretty popular in my area though because Henry Okizaki lived/taught here.

Go to http://www.danzan.com/ to learn more.

Did I really say that? I meant to say

"It is pretty popular in my area because Henry Okizaki's top student Sig Kufferath lived/taught here."

 

[Roger Tibbets]

Arnisador, thanks. I'll check that Web site out.

Best Regards.

Try www.e-budo.com for Japanese arts.

 

[Aegis]

MAP (martialartsplanet.com) has a fairly active jujutsu forum, though how much information and discussion you'll get about any specific style is slightly random depending on how many member on the site have trained in or heard of it

 

[Roger Tibbets]

Aegis, you're right; martialartsplanet.com has a very active jujitsu forum. Thanks for the recommendation!

MAP (martialartsplanet.com) has a fairly active jujutsu forum, though how much information and discussion you'll get about any specific style is slightly random depending on how many member on the site have trained in or heard of it