Great Jiujitsu Seminar at Hidden Valley
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Weekend before last, my son, Ty (15, tell and skinny) competed in his first Jiu Jitsu tournament.
He really, really got into it. Particularly the no-gi portion.
As a follow up to that, we had a really great seminar this weekend with several other schools. We do Judo and Jiu Jitsu at our school. We had another Jiu Jitsu school join us (thanks Robert Scoca!), as well as some Hapkido guys (great to see you Ty!) We even had a guy who teaches catch wrestling (sorry, I forgot the name… but I definitely want to learn more about it.) It was a great experience to train with other people, of other styles, and from other schools. I can’t wait for more combined seminars in the future.
One of the things that really stood out to me were some of the differences. I have often noticed that in any class, if you have more than one instructor, you will start to see some stylistic differences. You might even have one correcting what another just showed you to to. It’s just the nature of martial arts I think.
Whenever you work with new people there will be certain things you nod your head and think, “ya… just like I do it now,” some things that you may find yourself internally disagreeing with, and some things that make you say, “Holy crap! That’s cool!” Just go into it expecting that, and don’t get too hung up on any discrepancies. Realize that every one’s style is a little different, and respect all of the people who are working to share their knowledge and experience.
Thanks to all who contributed to make this seminar possible. It was really great.
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