I really wanna no witch ones better because I quite jujitsu so I can focus on a martial art more focus on grappling and arm locks

better for what??

Uh, yes, better for what?

Doesn't jujitsu already have "grappling and armlocks"?

Maybe you should just stick with jujitsu?

too late, he already "quite"

What's wrong with doing both? We have aikido class followed with judo class. Seems like the best answer to me.

Aikido!

No...Judo!!

NO..AIKIDO!!

NO!! AGGHHH!!!!

poop...

Judo is a modified sport version of Jujitsu, quitting Jujitsu to do Judo becuase you want something different is just plain loopy

I think he should take up whichever art it is that lets you focus your chi into a ball of energy and fire it. You know, the one Ryu and Ken studied.

Ha-DOO-Ken!

Here is your first real answer. Practice Judo, more grappling involved and much easier to learn and more applicable. However, judo mainly concentrateds on sweeps and throws, but there is grappling involved, not sure how much ground grappling.

If I was advising someone on what martial art to start training in, it would probably be judo. The balance skills of judo translate into any skills you do afterward.

If you're into ground work, there's plenty of that in judo as well, and the techniques are very adaptable to self defense or other arts. I personally always enjoyed judo training and found everything in it to be easily researched and there is plenty of documentation around about how to do techniques correctly without depending on everybody else's opinion. They either work or they don't. If they don't, you get to stand back up and start over.