Read the news in October, 2002 - Gashuku (Kenyu-Ryu Karate Association Brazil) AKKB - ASSOCIAÇÃO KARATÊ KENYU-RYU BRASIL
With few participants, but to a very high technical level and with specific courses of Jiu-jitsu and karate (Daniel Sete Câmara) and Ki Breathing (Vail Mungai) and Special Techniques (Akio Yokoiama). The event was a complete success, like all others conducted by AKKB. See the photo illustrations at HISTÓRICO, on the bottom of the page at: wwwakkbcombr/
This was originally the reason for the pursuit of scientific approach to find a reasonable explanation for the facts above mentioned (Main subject here is the knowledge of fighting with empty hands) Conclusion: “As a sport activity Martial Arts aren't real” so only the military men know better this hidden truth. e.g. They’ll never smash the opponents throat, break a leg, neck bones or blind a fellow during a sport competition and of course just because It’s not a valid strategy.
We have seen several demonstrations in which practitioners of Karate can’t win the Ju-Jutsu fighters because the first ones don’t know what to do after being dropped to the ground. Long after the fight some of them use to tell that they couldn’t win without attacking the opponent's vital points.
I don't care that people say it looks gay, well ye some of it does look gay. But get over it, the techniques are great. And really if you're kicking the shit out of someone. If you look gay it will only humiliate them even more
Form is solid but. Not fast enough, basically three vital body sections are exposed, without fast speed it can cause many problems in a none mirror match.martial arts is based on sprite and the fight not sport and show, trust me I practice over 5 styles since the age of six. And I won thousands of matches.
@XxModernDayRaiderxX nope^^, after he had pushed the arm of the white one away(look at his left arm, he is in the right position...)he can use a lever to finish the fight^^ i already tested it and it works well :D
Look don't care what the two of you know or study. You two are not that small guys , I'm not picking a fight with you... Joking, will not pick a fight, But would love to learn that!
Let me see:he had thrown Harai goshi +Tai otoshi+Ippon seoi Nage+Seoi Otoshi...two leg locs(banned i judo competition but allowed to practice).than he did a few karate kicks(Yoko Geri +Ushiro Mawari Geri)...And that stew of techniques renamed as
a JU JITSU????? You Tube realy suffer any fool with a camera...
@branicap ... Ju-Jitsu came first, it dates back over 2500 years. it is the grandfather martial art of karate, aikido, and JUDO (among many other martial arts). Jioro Kano, a master of Ju-Jitsu developed a new kind of Ju-Jitsu that would focus more on the sporting aspects of the art in 1882. He called this new style Judo.
I'm sure these aren't all the techniques that this particular dojo teaches, but in reality, everything is Ju-Jitsu.
@knash92293 Thats because its original japanese ju jitsu arguably one of the first forms of self defence, not ne-waza techniques ripped off as "brazilian jiu jitsu"
"Jujitsu evolved among the samurai of feudal Japan as a method for defeating an armed and armored opponent without weapons. Due to the ineffectiveness of striking against an armored opponent, the most efficient methods for neutralizing an enemy took the form of pins, joint locks, and throws."
very athletic, however there is virtually no kuzushi (unbalancing) prior to the throws, the uke is just standing there, waiting to be thrown. this is my experience also in learning jujitsu, the throws were shown the same way...
@lordtains Incorrect...Different types of the old jujitsu schools influenced the different types of karate that developed in the modern era...Wushu most certainly influenced Okinawan karate but Wado Ryu is influenced by Shindo Yoshin Ryu...
@lordtains Shindo Yoshin Ryu, a jujitsu, influenced Wado Ryu first, with the advent of Wushu style karates in the modern era, Wado Ryu also has Wushu influences but as secondary because of the historical order...Many of Wado Ryu's techniques are similar to Aikido and Judo because of the jujitsu influence...
I wouldn't call this "ju jitsu" in the conservative sense: the demo overall is quite nice, the judo in particular (according to the Pride website, the tori was on the French national judo team). The high kicks definitely point to an origin outside of traditional jujitsu (the same page on Pride's site has citations of karate and kickboxing as his influences).
JUJUTSU (JUJITSU, IS THE FUCKIN SAME) IS FUCKIN' OLDER THAN JUDO AND AIKIDO AND MOST OF THE OTHER DISCIPLINES PRACTICED IN JAPAN...JUJUTSU WAS WHAT THE SAMURAIS USED TO DEFEND THEMSELVES (15, 16 century but the term was created until the 17 century)...
if you learn properly taught karate it will contain throws and joint locking techniques from jujitsu. these were later transfered into taekwondo when the creater of TKD ( general choi) gained his 2nd dan in shotokan karate and mixed it with tekeyon to create TKD. many martial arts are connected
karate was then taught amoungst the okinawan community. okinawa remained under japanese control and the japanese adopted this okinawan style of fighting and called it karate so it fitted in more with japanese culture. the japanese then added more thechniques . jujitsu didnt give birth to karate but it did influence karate. the japanese adopted karate because it was very effective for unarmed combat. karate is really an okinawan art not japanese
karate was used by the okinawan warriors against the japanese samurai. when the samurai eventually invaded okinawa they made it illegal for the okinawans to carry weapons. so they used karate to defend thems selfs against the brutal samurai regime. the story goes that a respected samurai warrior tried to force himself onto an unarmed okinawan woman. a young okinawan soldier saw this and confrunted the samurai a fight broke out and the okinawan defeated the samurai using karate.
German Ju-Jutsu includes atemi, elbow techniques, kicks, knee strikes, throws, ground techniques (taken from Judo), various locks, pressure points, and armed techniques, among others, covering all distances. Training includes defense against multiple opponents.
oooh, I see...The fever has spread. First, Brazilian JJ. Now, German Jujutsu (what the fuck?) No way Jujutsu has taken techniques from Judo...JJ much older than Judo, at least 2 centuries between them. Actually...JJ was one of the budos that inspired Kano's Judo and Ueshiba's Aikido.
I really grow tired of the whole idea of different countries ju jutsu its a japanese martial art. Real ju jutsu is pretty damn brutal unlike its name, honestly the name brazilian ju jutsu sounds retarded to me.
Well, judo and karate(not sure about karate) came from jujutsu. This is just a small part of jujutsu but all those moves are in the pensum up to green I think. Theres no higher moves in this vid.
Judo & aikido are modern developments of jujutsu, but karatedo is not. Karate is an Okinawan martial art. Historically, Okinawa was a seperate soverign country independant of Japan. It was invaded by China & Japan several times, so cultural cross overs from both countries played a part in karate's formulation, but it is a sepearate entity. The physical principles and the majority of the techniques are sometimes, the same, but the teaching methodology is very different.
aikido??? it seemed i read somewhere that was an real old stuff. which they trained aside sword practice/ due to that some similarity in the form and the slashing way to attack when striking with a hand.....maybe i'm wrong.
Aikido's two main 'roots' are Daito Ryu JuJutsu and Kenjutsu (Sword Art), both of these styles are very old. Aikido is however a very young martial art.
i've found that aikido is more a art than a self defence(not saying that it wont help you in a dangerous situation), but i do feel that ju-jitsu has that rawer element of defending yourself and hurting the person who dares lay a finger on you
I'd like to mention something; Karate was formed from Okinawan martial arts, whilst Jiu-Jitsu was created in Japan. Karate is based almost purely on strikes and blocks. They're unrelated forms of martial art. Correct on Judo and Aikido, though.
lol its from the japanish area thats all people really understand dont try and educate people who arent all that interested in finding out for themselves, or else you have to explain kendo, iaido, kyudo kenjitsu kyujitsu etc then things inside styles like taichi waza ne waza lol ill stop here
aikido is mainly derived from Daito-ryu aiki ju jutsu in which Morihei Ueshiba trained(amongst other schools of ju jutsu) so saying that aikido is similar to ju jutsu would make more sense. However there are so many schools of ju jutsu with some focusing more on striking while others in grappling, that saying ju jutsu is similar to aikido is too much of a generalization.
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when performing a high kick, the one doing the kick looses speed because of uncoordination, or balance! if you do a high kick to a tall person, why wouldnt the person block with one hand? all it takes is just ONE HAND BECAUSE YOUR STRENGTH can overcome the person's kick!
If your fighting anyone that's done real muay thai and is flexible, blocking that kick is not advisable as it will probably result in an injury to the blocker.
judo is also very efective and simpler to learn than jui-jitsu.I like to think of it as elementary jui-jitsu. it is easy to practise in the dojo. if you like it then move on to full fledged jui-jitsu
to bryantjudoman i used to do judo but i quit coz its too competitive and sport orientated and i want to learn how to defend my self not win a compitition but i agree judo is extreemly afective im gonna start jujitsu tho
I do jujitsu since 3 years and i can say that this is the most effective martial arts.because i've tryied some karate and taekwon do lessons and i saw it was incomplete.When i fought taekwondo fighters,it was so easy, they only used their legs and i just had to move,reach them and then throw...and in a real fight,people are always very close,and they often go to the ground,where jujitsu is very useful too.with jujitsu you can face every situations,punch,kick,throw,ground,armlock's ....
Every martial art is good on the streets. Just need to pick a style ur comfy with. My style took a few years fer me to find. I do Goju ryu Karate and Traditional Japanese Jiu Jitsu. Put them together and uv got a perfect defense mechanism against Muggers, attackers, Jerks and what not lol!! Another thing is that the Martial Arts teaches much more than self defense and kikk ass moves like focus and confidence. so yeh....
iv been doing ju jitsu since the age of 6 and im now 16 but my dojo is closing down does anyone have any recomendations of what martial art i should do next ? thank you
why is it that every time martial arts are brought up some pussy from somewhere has to say "what i study is better" grow the fuck up and use what works
i work in a max security prison you use what the fuck will make sure you go home safe when your shift is over
does anyone actually know where that statistic of 99% of fights end up on the ground came from?... no shit they end up on the ground. you gotta fall to lose the fight and 99% of fights do have a loser. duuuh.
sweet!im just learning half this stuff still i just started 2 mnths ago lol but everyone says that half this stuff doesnt look like it would acctually hurt but it hurts so friggin much!
no martial art is better than another, brazilian ju jitsu is most likely the most street effective martial art i know of. 95% of all fights end up on the ground..and what is bjj all about? THE GROUND
B.S. You have no idea of what you are talking about. It´s like saying that yoga is better than Aikido.
The truth is in the streets or in MMA. And I don´t see many succesfull fighters in MMA that are primarily experts in Aikido. And in the streets, you don´t lose fights because you don´t fight. It´s like saying that the best warrior country is Switzerland because they never lost.
i do jujitsu an judo, i prefer JJ but i wouldnt say 1 is better than the other and that goes for all martial arts, its like saying what is better red or blue? people have preferances but no one iswrong to see it that way
Judo with kicks :D
alphie10 2 weeks ago
Very nice work, guys. Good technique!
AmbicionEterna 2 months ago
Read the news in October, 2002 - Gashuku (Kenyu-Ryu Karate Association Brazil) AKKB - ASSOCIAÇÃO KARATÊ KENYU-RYU BRASIL
With few participants, but to a very high technical level and with specific courses of Jiu-jitsu and karate (Daniel Sete Câmara) and Ki Breathing (Vail Mungai) and Special Techniques (Akio Yokoiama). The event was a complete success, like all others conducted by AKKB. See the photo illustrations at HISTÓRICO, on the bottom of the page at: wwwakkbcombr/
TheWolfjr 3 months ago
This was originally the reason for the pursuit of scientific approach to find a reasonable explanation for the facts above mentioned (Main subject here is the knowledge of fighting with empty hands) Conclusion: “As a sport activity Martial Arts aren't real” so only the military men know better this hidden truth. e.g. They’ll never smash the opponents throat, break a leg, neck bones or blind a fellow during a sport competition and of course just because It’s not a valid strategy.
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We have seen several demonstrations in which practitioners of Karate can’t win the Ju-Jutsu fighters because the first ones don’t know what to do after being dropped to the ground. Long after the fight some of them use to tell that they couldn’t win without attacking the opponent's vital points.
TheWolfjr 3 months ago in playlist Karate World. (19 Styles)
Great stuff,I am Black Belt Koodokan, cross between Woodo and shotokan!
fastestonearth1 4 months ago
I don't care that people say it looks gay, well ye some of it does look gay. But get over it, the techniques are great. And really if you're kicking the shit out of someone. If you look gay it will only humiliate them even more
levipieterowner 4 months ago
I broke someones arm by doing the arm bar:D
T3AMLEADER1 5 months ago
Nice solid training. I like
dobberdoss 5 months ago
Form is solid but. Not fast enough, basically three vital body sections are exposed, without fast speed it can cause many problems in a none mirror match.martial arts is based on sprite and the fight not sport and show, trust me I practice over 5 styles since the age of six. And I won thousands of matches.
dream2kareem 5 months ago
dislike jiu jiutsu and co in amerika, often so soft and only for show. and often without any tradition or spirit.
Blutonophon 6 months ago
nice
kampfnudel22 7 months ago
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0:19 si fuera con potencia esa patada es imposible tomarla
yuliano15 7 months ago
I wish there was a real Jiu-Jitsu club in Krakow, Poland !!
I love this martial art, it's beautiful and so complex !!
kataraktowiec 8 months ago
@kataraktowiec u Nas jest ciężko znaleźć dobry klub :p
VingTsunFANATIC 7 months ago
Good form!!! Nice vid.
83ishgirl 9 months ago
that is all player omg :D
sosogirlfun 11 months ago
woow it seems pretty hard i didnt knew it was kind of this, i gotta start to this woow looks cool
thexsuicidex 1 year ago
yo dawg, i herd yo like ju jitsu, so i put a foot in yer foot so yo can kick while yo kick.
dont know why this is going through my head...
xlaym 1 year ago
okay in 0:35-0:37 the blue man have a problem he can't finish the attak...
because the other man hold his hands
stop the video in 0:38, the blue man only needs to take his feet at the arm and push it away,right?^^
kipnuggets1 1 year ago
@kipnuggets1 then he leaves his face open and his arms will be easy to grab hold of
XxModernDayRaiderxX 7 months ago
@XxModernDayRaiderxX nope^^, after he had pushed the arm of the white one away(look at his left arm, he is in the right position...)he can use a lever to finish the fight^^ i already tested it and it works well :D
kipnuggets1 7 months ago
mmmmm this is more properly "european jujutsu" than japanese jujutsu (looks like a blend of point karate and judo)...
even so, not bad at all
burzum19861986 1 year ago 2
0:30 he just did a nigga flip!
fd95117 1 year ago
Look don't care what the two of you know or study. You two are not that small guys , I'm not picking a fight with you... Joking, will not pick a fight, But would love to learn that!
overoffstudios 1 year ago
Beautifully done, fellows. Very nice presentation. Thank you, Japan. 、日本ありがとう
FishEaster 1 year ago
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Jakobhundeboell 1 year ago
i could be wrong but this is more kodokan judo than ju-jitsu... apart from the kicks and the takedown to leg lock
muppetcruncher02 1 year ago
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muppetcruncher02 1 year ago
Proper jitsu the mother art
paulmappin 1 year ago
looks like judo to me
Pacovl8 1 year ago
im not to keen on bjj but ju jitsu very very nice
rukko250 1 year ago
I do Muay Thai , Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Japanese Ju Jitsu and I Love it!!!!
parks2000 1 year ago
since when IS JUDO + few leg locs = ju JItsu?????
Let me see:he had thrown Harai goshi +Tai otoshi+Ippon seoi Nage+Seoi Otoshi...two leg locs(banned i judo competition but allowed to practice).than he did a few karate kicks(Yoko Geri +Ushiro Mawari Geri)...And that stew of techniques renamed as
a JU JITSU????? You Tube realy suffer any fool with a camera...
branicap 1 year ago
@branicap ... Ju-Jitsu came first, it dates back over 2500 years. it is the grandfather martial art of karate, aikido, and JUDO (among many other martial arts). Jioro Kano, a master of Ju-Jitsu developed a new kind of Ju-Jitsu that would focus more on the sporting aspects of the art in 1882. He called this new style Judo.
I'm sure these aren't all the techniques that this particular dojo teaches, but in reality, everything is Ju-Jitsu.
Train hard and God bless
pkouret 1 year ago
this isnt really jiu jitsu, its more judo and combat!
knash92293 1 year ago
@knash92293 Thats because its original japanese ju jitsu arguably one of the first forms of self defence, not ne-waza techniques ripped off as "brazilian jiu jitsu"
jonesayy 1 year ago
this is a good way to practice ju jitsu ;)
grillo1985 1 year ago
Very Nice!
DigginsDojo 1 year ago
that is jiu jitsu
Muratinen 1 year ago
jistu fighting is awesome
slickjokes2 2 years ago 8
@slickjokes2 im doing it
MrWezz23 1 week ago
"Jujitsu evolved among the samurai of feudal Japan as a method for defeating an armed and armored opponent without weapons. Due to the ineffectiveness of striking against an armored opponent, the most efficient methods for neutralizing an enemy took the form of pins, joint locks, and throws."
PalebobUK 2 years ago
very athletic, however there is virtually no kuzushi (unbalancing) prior to the throws, the uke is just standing there, waiting to be thrown. this is my experience also in learning jujitsu, the throws were shown the same way...
josecarlos1955 2 years ago 3
Jujutsu gave birth to Karate...?
Karate came from Shaolin Wushu without any input from Jujutsu whatsoever..
lordtains 2 years ago
@lordtains Incorrect...Different types of the old jujitsu schools influenced the different types of karate that developed in the modern era...Wushu most certainly influenced Okinawan karate but Wado Ryu is influenced by Shindo Yoshin Ryu...
RogerGonz 2 years ago 3
So did Wado Ryu come from Okinawan Karate, which then was influenced by jujutsu?
I thank you for enlightening me and I am sorry to have shown ignorance in this case.
lordtains 2 years ago
@lordtains Shindo Yoshin Ryu, a jujitsu, influenced Wado Ryu first, with the advent of Wushu style karates in the modern era, Wado Ryu also has Wushu influences but as secondary because of the historical order...Many of Wado Ryu's techniques are similar to Aikido and Judo because of the jujitsu influence...
RogerGonz 2 years ago 3
@lordtains Definitely not showing your ignorance but your interest!!!!
RogerGonz 2 years ago
Nice technique, they were "sharp"
CliffVictory 2 years ago
I am curious if they teach yoko tobi geri in jujutsu I have'nt practiced it yet in the dojo
LarsLeenders 2 years ago
systema is where its at!
023132 2 years ago
ph33ric: Judo was derived from Jiu Jitsu.
kzenonos1 2 years ago
krav maga is really cool too
megabaseball22 2 years ago
nice judo.
ph33ric 2 years ago
good thing he has a willing uke. He uses no balance breaking technique at all. would not work in a match against an unwilling opponent
brianszuch 2 years ago
I'm 5'5 when I learned jit nobody around could fuck with me.
anipussirhc 2 years ago
im going 2 my jujitsu class in an hour i hope were sparing to night
Highflyer615 2 years ago
haaha I practise fighting.. and I'm the youngest and the only girl in our club.. but I LOVE IT!
KayleeSJonas 2 years ago 22
@KayleeSJonas Meh. Doesn't matter if you're a girl, Jujitsu beats strength as it focuses on leverage.
ePiCsCenEzZ 1 year ago
@ePiCsCenEzZ yup, that's why I like it..^^
KayleeSJonas 1 year ago
@KayleeSJonas HMMM... so is it like jujitsu alone.. or other forms..?
Poulido187 1 year ago
@KayleeSJonas Oh me too! haha
I've gained a good level of respect from them after performing the best takedowns in the class XD
AppleFoxHana 1 year ago
I wouldn't call this "ju jitsu" in the conservative sense: the demo overall is quite nice, the judo in particular (according to the Pride website, the tori was on the French national judo team). The high kicks definitely point to an origin outside of traditional jujitsu (the same page on Pride's site has citations of karate and kickboxing as his influences).
Jujitsu4u 2 years ago
That cat in the blue gi is pretty nice with his techniques.
pennsyr1 2 years ago
ju jitsu / ju jutsu is one of the oldest self devence sports know to men
cementium 2 years ago
but the best
bobaldo7 2 years ago
yes it is !
cementium 2 years ago
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Its not jujutsu its JUJITSU -_-
snake199264 2 years ago
nice video!!!!!
antonietta1995 2 years ago
JUJUTSU (JUJITSU, IS THE FUCKIN SAME) IS FUCKIN' OLDER THAN JUDO AND AIKIDO AND MOST OF THE OTHER DISCIPLINES PRACTICED IN JAPAN...JUJUTSU WAS WHAT THE SAMURAIS USED TO DEFEND THEMSELVES (15, 16 century but the term was created until the 17 century)...
NOTENGAMIEDO 2 years ago
Notengamiedo is totally right fellas.... judo evolved from jujutsu....
Semmao 2 years ago 2
if you learn properly taught karate it will contain throws and joint locking techniques from jujitsu. these were later transfered into taekwondo when the creater of TKD ( general choi) gained his 2nd dan in shotokan karate and mixed it with tekeyon to create TKD. many martial arts are connected
tyebo87 2 years ago
cont...
karate was then taught amoungst the okinawan community. okinawa remained under japanese control and the japanese adopted this okinawan style of fighting and called it karate so it fitted in more with japanese culture. the japanese then added more thechniques . jujitsu didnt give birth to karate but it did influence karate. the japanese adopted karate because it was very effective for unarmed combat. karate is really an okinawan art not japanese
tyebo87 2 years ago
karate was used by the okinawan warriors against the japanese samurai. when the samurai eventually invaded okinawa they made it illegal for the okinawans to carry weapons. so they used karate to defend thems selfs against the brutal samurai regime. the story goes that a respected samurai warrior tried to force himself onto an unarmed okinawan woman. a young okinawan soldier saw this and confrunted the samurai a fight broke out and the okinawan defeated the samurai using karate.
tyebo87 2 years ago
what u mean is ju-JITSU. but this IS Ju-Jutsu.
German Ju-Jutsu includes atemi, elbow techniques, kicks, knee strikes, throws, ground techniques (taken from Judo), various locks, pressure points, and armed techniques, among others, covering all distances. Training includes defense against multiple opponents.
vivafckoeln 2 years ago
oooh, I see...The fever has spread. First, Brazilian JJ. Now, German Jujutsu (what the fuck?) No way Jujutsu has taken techniques from Judo...JJ much older than Judo, at least 2 centuries between them. Actually...JJ was one of the budos that inspired Kano's Judo and Ueshiba's Aikido.
NOTENGAMIEDO 2 years ago
I really grow tired of the whole idea of different countries ju jutsu its a japanese martial art. Real ju jutsu is pretty damn brutal unlike its name, honestly the name brazilian ju jutsu sounds retarded to me.
SamuiHakai 2 years ago
good smooth movements and great balance, but this isn't ju-jutsu.
theNISK 2 years ago
Great judoka and great karate-ka, but not jujutsu.
farrgone 2 years ago
judo mixed with karate kicks & punches does not equal jujutsu.
Gunyo 2 years ago
Well, judo and karate(not sure about karate) came from jujutsu. This is just a small part of jujutsu but all those moves are in the pensum up to green I think. Theres no higher moves in this vid.
WTFLEETERS 2 years ago
Judo & aikido are modern developments of jujutsu, but karatedo is not. Karate is an Okinawan martial art. Historically, Okinawa was a seperate soverign country independant of Japan. It was invaded by China & Japan several times, so cultural cross overs from both countries played a part in karate's formulation, but it is a sepearate entity. The physical principles and the majority of the techniques are sometimes, the same, but the teaching methodology is very different.
Gunyo 2 years ago
aikido??? it seemed i read somewhere that was an real old stuff. which they trained aside sword practice/ due to that some similarity in the form and the slashing way to attack when striking with a hand.....maybe i'm wrong.
calmandweak 2 years ago
Aikido's two main 'roots' are Daito Ryu JuJutsu and Kenjutsu (Sword Art), both of these styles are very old. Aikido is however a very young martial art.
DanOMusicLover 2 years ago 2
ok thank you
calmandweak 2 years ago
i've found that aikido is more a art than a self defence(not saying that it wont help you in a dangerous situation), but i do feel that ju-jitsu has that rawer element of defending yourself and hurting the person who dares lay a finger on you
Saxophonic 2 years ago 2
don't even doubt that, it's fact.
BelgianGeneral 2 years ago
FAKE
thomasohare2 2 years ago
haha pause it at 0:33 lol
joe4692 2 years ago
Yes, Aikido and Judo branched out from Jujutsu. But not karate! Karate is originally from Okinawa which was not part of Japan before.
brazilianspiritzz 3 years ago
hah... you can tell they are NOT strikers... he's blocking that kick with his right hand, leaving that side completely open.
stalnakert17 3 years ago
good jujutsu guys........to the point.... and I am diggin the soundtrack too.......Grooooovy
Jujutsu4U2Cdirt 3 years ago
definitely not old-skl ju-jitsu, some variations in this vid, lyk some other people have said, probably judo...
brrrrrappppp 3 years ago
nice vid, but it luks a lil more like judo than ju jitsu
rodrigo69dj 3 years ago
THIS IS NOT 100% JIU JITSU.
vaqueroyuK 3 years ago
Good demonstration.
spinhook888 3 years ago
I'd like to mention something; Karate was formed from Okinawan martial arts, whilst Jiu-Jitsu was created in Japan. Karate is based almost purely on strikes and blocks. They're unrelated forms of martial art. Correct on Judo and Aikido, though.
DreadXK7 3 years ago 2
lol its from the japanish area thats all people really understand dont try and educate people who arent all that interested in finding out for themselves, or else you have to explain kendo, iaido, kyudo kenjitsu kyujitsu etc then things inside styles like taichi waza ne waza lol ill stop here
lagook 2 years ago
jjujutsu is very similar to aikido.
magooz33 3 years ago
aikido is mainly derived from Daito-ryu aiki ju jutsu in which Morihei Ueshiba trained(amongst other schools of ju jutsu) so saying that aikido is similar to ju jutsu would make more sense. However there are so many schools of ju jutsu with some focusing more on striking while others in grappling, that saying ju jutsu is similar to aikido is too much of a generalization.
Kantzarakos 3 years ago
it really isnt bruv......
mowgdog 3 years ago
i wish they could slow their techniques even more
jimbob3400 3 years ago
What is the name of leg-lock technique applied at 00:23 ?
gienadi 3 years ago
calf crusher
Fattyy123 3 years ago
man that tought me alot
kaderguerrab 3 years ago
Great, but jujitsu was born from chinese boxe, old karate, and other styles. Than developed into the judo shape.
theBlackCerimoner 3 years ago
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Everything comes from India. Look at the British Royal family. They live together & have arranged marriages. Indian.
peabean 3 years ago
What? :/
theBlackCerimoner 3 years ago
Everything comes from Chinese Kungfu. Look at Jujitsu & Karate. They got punches, kicks, grappling & wrestling. Chinese.
peabean 3 years ago
no jujitsu was first and from it come karate judo and aikido...kungfu have nothing to do with them
Grasshoppers4ever 3 years ago
Obviously u didn't catch my joke. Have u ever watched Goodness Gracious Me? Eveerything comes from India.
peabean 3 years ago
Or they come from japanese they got punches, kicks, grappling & wrestling= jujutsu= japanese (ironic)
7277papp 3 years ago
that was just amazing i mean the technique takes some times but its easy to do but with speed like that thats just years of experince
Cblanky 3 years ago
my sensi has thrown me higher and further and i'm 12 and a girl and 5'7 he's 5'5 it is not a big deal . team fury mma baby.
nikkiandhelen 3 years ago
nice portrayal of throwing your opponent down been trying to find a few of those techniques
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BeastGirl7 3 years ago
who the hell is teaching to block a high kick with one hand...
damit2heIl 3 years ago
when performing a high kick, the one doing the kick looses speed because of uncoordination, or balance! if you do a high kick to a tall person, why wouldnt the person block with one hand? all it takes is just ONE HAND BECAUSE YOUR STRENGTH can overcome the person's kick!
Zerithogora 3 years ago
If your fighting anyone that's done real muay thai and is flexible, blocking that kick is not advisable as it will probably result in an injury to the blocker.
afflyct10n 3 years ago
Tell that to Wanderlei Silva or Mirko Cro-cop....
homeostasis4me 3 years ago
whahaha :P
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MetalaEasyRiders 3 years ago
0:21 we have to learn that at Yellow belt :D! Just love that one.
R00rbak 3 years ago
man ur hip throws flow well good
bobfather123 3 years ago
This is highly choreographed demonstration match- Not what these lads would do in a real fight.
Most instructors will tell you to kick the attcker in the crotch annd RUN!
flashart 3 years ago
'suasag' you are so true
lewisjudo 3 years ago
How long does it take to learn jujitsu?
duo8d8 3 years ago
Depends how dumb or smart you are :)
TheRealDrache 3 years ago 7
7 years or more depending on how fast you learn your art but there are thousands of different things you can learn so you will never master it.
sivrethesamurai 3 years ago 2
judo is also very efective and simpler to learn than jui-jitsu.I like to think of it as elementary jui-jitsu. it is easy to practise in the dojo. if you like it then move on to full fledged jui-jitsu
bryantjudoman 3 years ago 2
to bryantjudoman i used to do judo but i quit coz its too competitive and sport orientated and i want to learn how to defend my self not win a compitition but i agree judo is extreemly afective im gonna start jujitsu tho
lordnick1575 3 years ago
Gotta dig that 70's porn music.
sausag 3 years ago 2
im thinking of taking up a martial art. Could someone comment back on the most effective fighting that would apply to real life. wb please
asdufo 3 years ago
I do jujitsu since 3 years and i can say that this is the most effective martial arts.because i've tryied some karate and taekwon do lessons and i saw it was incomplete.When i fought taekwondo fighters,it was so easy, they only used their legs and i just had to move,reach them and then throw...and in a real fight,people are always very close,and they often go to the ground,where jujitsu is very useful too.with jujitsu you can face every situations,punch,kick,throw,ground,armlock's ....
Grafeek78170 3 years ago 2
cheers mate
asdufo 3 years ago
:) i feel the same
jujitsu is so practical and it is really affective.
BRUTALmiss 3 years ago
Every martial art is good on the streets. Just need to pick a style ur comfy with. My style took a few years fer me to find. I do Goju ryu Karate and Traditional Japanese Jiu Jitsu. Put them together and uv got a perfect defense mechanism against Muggers, attackers, Jerks and what not lol!! Another thing is that the Martial Arts teaches much more than self defense and kikk ass moves like focus and confidence. so yeh....
gojuryuguy1 3 years ago 2
Just watch out for the hidden knife. And his mates round the corner!
DelMkVI 3 years ago
shut the fuck up you dont do fucking martial arts
0114770 3 years ago
porn music
evleez 3 years ago
yeh lol. porn groove
asdufo 3 years ago
lol
monkynutzuk 3 years ago
porno!! lol ur right m8
gojuryuguy1 3 years ago
No, Judo comes from Jujutsu. Just as Kendo comes from Kenjutsu and Aikido comes from Aikijutsu. Stop with this "Jitsu" spelling.
budodude 3 years ago 3
monkey
3ballbernes 3 years ago
more judoish
zilioncorrea 3 years ago
Thats cause Judo comes form Jujitsu.. everything you see in Judo is form Jujitsu
Brazilianjj 3 years ago
Well most modern forms of Jujitsu come from Judo (or Kano-ryu Jujitsu if you like). (Perhaps most obviously BJJ.)
jitsukadan 3 years ago
the music kinda sounds like its from a porn movie.
ConCon75 4 years ago 4
hahaha lol it really does
Trombworks 4 years ago 2
lol oh and btw fellas no need 2 give me a thumbs down. it does sound a bit porny. i do jj btw
ConCon75 4 years ago 4
lol...not realy ud hear more of like bed spring noises
k88man 4 years ago 2
lol
ConCon75 4 years ago
esa musica!
patriconde 4 years ago
Good flow from striking to throwing to submission. Sweet
TigerStyleMonkey 4 years ago
Hmm, looked like kodokan judo and some karate. Not really jujitsu...
iancipperly 4 years ago
impressive
Soccermaster1083 4 years ago
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Un petit bout de mec (lol) grandiose !
Longue vie à toi !
killeur2biiatch 4 years ago
Damn Nice technique!
vegetta5 4 years ago
iv been doing ju jitsu since the age of 6 and im now 16 but my dojo is closing down does anyone have any recomendations of what martial art i should do next ? thank you
wallace1990 4 years ago
Stay on Ju Jitsu.
GamerAlex1337 4 years ago
lol my father teaches but in la
backatchalol 4 years ago
beautful video of ju jitsu in its most pure and raw form. This is how it should be taught
surreyjutt 4 years ago
Now THAT is Jujitsu how it's meant to be! You guys are skilled martial artists. I like the video and your demonstration!
DaMartialMan 4 years ago
hey man!, i think that youre style is very efective, continue training. Jujitsu is an excelent way.
gustavosanchezcor 4 years ago
why is it that every time martial arts are brought up some pussy from somewhere has to say "what i study is better" grow the fuck up and use what works
i work in a max security prison you use what the fuck will make sure you go home safe when your shift is over
ncblkking252 4 years ago
all martial arts are cool... and healty..
CarlosLuis27 4 years ago
well healthy to a point
liamrussell 4 years ago
does anyone actually know where that statistic of 99% of fights end up on the ground came from?... no shit they end up on the ground. you gotta fall to lose the fight and 99% of fights do have a loser. duuuh.
kakorroto 5 years ago
sweet!im just learning half this stuff still i just started 2 mnths ago lol but everyone says that half this stuff doesnt look like it would acctually hurt but it hurts so friggin much!
KayceeTemari963 5 years ago
ther not rong, i got seven years under my belt (excuse the pun) an the simplest throw generally hurt the most
liamrussell 4 years ago
no martial art is better than another, brazilian ju jitsu is most likely the most street effective martial art i know of. 95% of all fights end up on the ground..and what is bjj all about? THE GROUND
usahed 5 years ago
aikido is better
funnyfunkyfreak 5 years ago
B.S. You have no idea of what you are talking about. It´s like saying that yoga is better than Aikido.
The truth is in the streets or in MMA. And I don´t see many succesfull fighters in MMA that are primarily experts in Aikido. And in the streets, you don´t lose fights because you don´t fight. It´s like saying that the best warrior country is Switzerland because they never lost.
cesars548 5 years ago
speaks just one.
baccili 4 years ago
Aikido can't be better because it's based FROM Jujitsu and Judo. Please read a book.
thachcv 4 years ago
i do jujitsu an judo, i prefer JJ but i wouldnt say 1 is better than the other and that goes for all martial arts, its like saying what is better red or blue? people have preferances but no one iswrong to see it that way
liamrussell 4 years ago
that looks like it would hurt like a bitch!
nicktomato7 5 years ago
haha it does...trust me
KayceeTemari963 5 years ago