Warrior MMA - Kampfsport Wien

Ja, und ganz richtig erkannt: Grundregel ist immer Deeskalation und Flucht vor allem anderen. Egal welchen Kampfsport du machst. Jiu Jitsu ist toll, macht Spaß und du hast relativ schnell Erfolgserlebnisse. Wenn es dir um reine Selbstverteidigung geht, empfehle ich immer Krav Maga. Schnell zu lernen, sonderlich sportlich musst nicht sein und ist trotzdem ungemein effektiv, solltest du dich doch mal verteidigen müssen. Eine Freundin von mir trainiert bei [Atos](https://www.atos-vienna.at/) Jiu Jitsu und ist ganz zufrieden. source, 2024 ↗

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how was it u/northstarjackson ? There's a few gyms I've been to in wien. ZR Team - v nice, more white-collar hobbyists with good technique. Iron fist - young scrappy kids with MMA dreams and tons of raw talent. I do a class there most weeks with as part of a sports pass called Myclubs. And the gym I'm a member of City Thong. Hilarious name. Great gym though. And tons of space, so you can work standup, which isn't possible at all gyms. Looking to try more gyms and open mats though. Would also love to find a place with mats that lets you just drop in and try techniques with a friend. Could jus source, 2024 ↗

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Bei Kampfsport muss vieles für dich individuell passen, besonders Sympathie, Vertrauen, etc. deswegen sind Probetrainings meiner Meinung nach unabdinglich bevor du eine Entscheidung triffst. Für Selbstverteidigung ist Vollkontakt-Sparring das wichtigste Kriterium. Krav Maga bietet das in der Regel nicht und wird meistens in der selben Art und Weise praktiziert wie Aikido, Hapkido, Ninjutsu, Karate, Tae-Kwon-Do, usw. sprich weit entfernt von jeglicher praktischen Anwendung in der realen Welt. Wenn du kämpfen lernen willst um dich in einer Gefahrensituation zu verteidigen hast du in Wien die W source, 2022 ↗

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Since i am not so much into competitive fighting i can not really compare them. Training with Fernando Paulon was fun, he is a legit fighter. In vienna he is in a few gyms. I also heard that Michael Maarup Pedersen is an exceptional trainer. But i don't know which gym he is in. I will probably start BJJ at BJJ Wien becouse i know those guys from traditonal Ju Jitsu and live very close soon. But they do not have the competition reputation at such a high level. source, 2021 ↗

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Where are you looking to train? Even if you aren't in the DC area, there are some good resources to reach out to that I'm sure would be more than happy to offer some advice. One of my friends, Luis Pantoja, runs a school in DC not too far from Walter Reed, and helps wounded warriors use BJJ to help recover from their injuries: [BJJ for Wounded Warriors](http://www.grappling.com/yamasaki-black-belt-luis-pantoja-for-wounded-warriors/) My friend David Jacobs and I actually just started a [new BJJ Academy](https://www.facebook.com/TheRockBJJ) in Vienna, Virginia inside Crossfit Rubicon, which j source, 2013 ↗

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