12 Year Old Uses Techniques From Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Training Camp To Stop Bully

reply to post by josh2009s


Do you not understand that the kids who are GETTING constantly bullied are the ones that bring guns to school and light up the classrooms. If you provoke a fight ( and this goes for any age ) and you get subdued, and you come back later with a cheap shot or weapon of some sort, you are a COWARD.

hurt them once and they will leave you alone, that is the way it is, if you wanna go through life getting kicked around becaus you dont want to be "violent" then thats your choice. kudos to this kid and the school faculty

my eldest son was being bullied at school and i thought about showing him some bjj moves that
i know(machado john will acadamy aust)but i was concerned of the damage he wuold inflict
so instead i signed him up for some standard karate classes and he grew confidence and got the respect
from his aggressors without ever having to fight mission success
ps bjj is very nasty and should be used with wisdom as a last resort

Violence is apart of growing up,Have a teaspoon of cement and harden up.

Originally posted by josh2009s
reply to post by peck420

 

Sadly, the "bully" is more than likely a meaner person as a result of this. As if he didn't have enough issues, he went on the receiving end of the humiliation for once. How would that make him feel? Happy? Sad? Angry? Nine times out of ten: Angry.

edit on 24-8-2011 by josh2009s because: (no reason given)

Why should anyone give a crap how the little criminal feels? How about the boy that was bullied? He finally now has confidence to stand up to this miscreant, and you seem to be pitying the bully while mocking the victim. You make a fine Progressive.

Ayn Rand said it best: Pity for the guilty is treason to the innocent.

/TOA

If ever in a fight, the last thing you do is go to the ground. It only takes one fast good kick, and your done.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is for training. Only the masters can use it in a real fight, if no one kicks them while they are on the ground. Cute story, but nothing makes up for power.

Originally posted by Bluesquid
If ever in a fight, the last thing you do is go to the ground. It only takes one fast good kick, and your done.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is for training. Only the masters can use it in a real fight, if no one kicks them while they are on the ground. Cute story, but nothing makes up for power.

hmmm....... That isnt always true........ One could defend themselves better on the ground than hand to hand combat. And if you on the ground and then kick, thats the part of the rules... wait... there's no rules when you getting attacked.

Only masters can use it in a real fight? and who said this?
So you saying someone who is learning/training anything cant do it just like an "expert"/someone who is experienced?

Originally posted by josh2009s
reply to post by Death_Kron

 

He should have told the school faculty like any normal kid would do.

Most of the time the schools dont do anything about it unless they catch them in the act. I stood up for plenty of kids who were the targets of bullies when I was in High School. Violence doesn't solve everything but in some cases its absolutely necessary. If a bully get away with bullying a kid he will continue to do so. If that same bully takes a beating for trying to bully someone who obviously cant defend himself it might get him to stop.
Personal example: My friend, who was a total nerdy kid, weighed 110 lbs was constantly being harassed by a guy who had several inches and a good amount of weight on him. One day at lunch the bully grabbed him by the throat and I immediately grabbed him by the throat and took him to the ground. That guy steered clear of my and my friends for the next 2 years of high school. The bullying went on for months before I intervened. Telling the school what happened is like reporting someone to the cops. You get labeled a rat or worse and that will only make life hard on yourself. Laying a bully out lets him and anyone else who might try something that they arent free to act as they please without consequences.

Originally posted by josh2009s
reply to post by Death_Kron

 

He should have told the school faculty like any normal kid would do.

You're delusional.
When I was in 7th-8th grade I was bullied almost daily. I was bullied because there was nothing I could do about it. The school literally didn't care. We tried bringing it to the attention of the faculty numerous times and they did nothing. I also could not retaliate in any way, because while others were allowed to throw things at me and physically push me around, if I so much as touched someone they'd have called the police.

Sometimes, physically defending yourself is the ONLY way to resolve a situation.
Bullies don't stop until they have their power taken from them. If someone harasses you, beat the sh#t out of them, and they'll learn to stop.

Originally posted by Bluesquid
If ever in a fight, the last thing you do is go to the ground. It only takes one fast good kick, and your done.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is for training. Only the masters can use it in a real fight, if no one kicks them while they are on the ground. Cute story, but nothing makes up for power.

You know this because you train jiu jitsu? Your scenario is very generalized and does not explain how this would occur nor does it explain what situation these guys would be in. One is on the ground and one is standing?

It's a very ignorant remark and I almost think it's an attempt at trolling. Truth be told it's 100% incorrect.

Telling the faculty never really works.

I was bullied horrifically at school. A combination of being highly intelligent, but also deaf with the related speech impediments marked me as being different, and thereby, a target for the bullies.

What they didn't know, is that I also did jujitsu since I was 8 years old.

At first, at secondary school (Im in the UK) I let them get away with it, shrugging it off, but that only encouraged them to get more and more vicious. I then told the teachers about it, who just shrugged and said it was part of growing up.

I then told the head teacher, who called their parents in. Their parents apologized, and promised me they'd talk to their children. What effect did this have? None, other than it angered the bullies and I got beaten extremely bad. The final straw came when 3 of them accosted me on the way home, armed with sticks.

I let my training and instincts take over. By the time the dust settled, one of them had a broken arm, the other two were running off. Having broken the ringleaders arm (I didn't intend to do this btw, but adrenaline, etc..), they decided to get outta there.

The police charged me with assault, and grevious bodily harm. I was threatened with a young offenders institute. The judge found me guilty, but suspended the sentence, due to extenuating circumstances.

The bullies never came near me after that.

As Hugo Weaving said in the film V For Vendetta, "Violence can be used for good."

reply to post by josh2009s


He probably did tell them, and nothing was done about it. Read the article, and you'll notice that the principal actually seemed quite aware of the fact that the bully was, in fact, a bully.

Really about the only thing these little punks understand is a bit of violence. Sorry, but this is the real world. That's just the way it is sometimes.

I love Martial Arts. It teaches control. This boy kept his mind clear, jumped on the other kids and held him...by controlling himself he did not hit him out of anger. He did not kick him. He held him down and showed him who was in charge.

Had that been my kid being bullied I am sure my son would have balled up his fist and hit him. He obviously doesn't know how to control himself and for this reason I would love to sign my son up for Martial Arts. I know plenty of cage fighters......they are all very well disciplined. Rightfully so.

NOW....no one will pick on this kid again! Way to go!!!!

Love this story!

He did not use violence to stop the bullying either....love it!!

Jenn

reply to post by josh2009s


Are you bullying us?? Most people that say these things "are lying " And are trying to convince people that they are better than everyone else. You live in an apartment, I feel sorry for you ( neighbor's noise, police being called at all hours, Loud music). Your reply will be "i live in an upper scale apartments, an apartment is an apartment. It is what it is. Your wallet is fatter probably due to all you credit cards which are probably maxed out. Except for the one you got yesturday in the mail. You said golf to seal the snottyness. Troll somewhere else.

Originally posted by josh2009s
reply to post by Death_Kron

 

He should have told the school faculty like any normal kid would do.

That wouldn't of solved anything,it would have actually made the matter much worse in the long run.

Originally posted by Death_Kron

Originally posted by josh2009s
What's the kid gonna do when the bully brings a gun to schools and slaughters him and many others?

Come on, the thread isn't about that is it?.....

No, it's about some BS feel good crap instead.

That man's point is entirely valid.

reply to post by josh2009s


I'm sorry, Josh, but I may have missed it - how old did you say your own children are?