If you you follow BJJ media, you probably have heard the term “Mexican Ground Karate” but does it actually mean?
Craig Jones and his B Team coined the term as a joke.
Jones explained:
“We were looking for what to put on our academy sign and instead of just putting Jiu-Jitsu or grappling, we wanted something different. Since the Americans call it ‘American Jiu-Jitsu’ and Brazilians called it ‘Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu’. Brazilians stole it anyway from the Japanese so we decided on ‘Mexican ground karate’.
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