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  • dannykeat very good video, congratulations. i like it man, the music and the art martial

  • This looks pretty hard core.

  • Haha that was a nice knee strike!

  • This is 10x better than all the fights I've seen in the UFC.

  • It just looks like a mixture of judo and kickboxing to me.

  • Lots of fighters did stupid things, but hey - isn't this a great way to learn? This is a great video!

  • nobody is going to wear a GI in a street fight..this is why the GI is stupid and a dying tradition..I applaud the ufc(and new jiu jitsu schools like 10th planet..) for banning the GI

  • @plutoend99 So, ppl never wear jackets where u live? or hoodies? or coats?

  • @plutoend99 People wear clothes in street fights though?

  • Similar to MMA, but way better (JJ)tehnique.

  • Similar to MMA, but way better tehnique.

  • 0:38 sweet dreams

  • this just looks like street fighting...with the throws

  • Haha OWNED 2:06

  • Omg 1:32

  • not the best tecinque but definitly prepares you for using it on the street

  • i do kyokushin and i personally like that more because i think it is a bit more agressive. But i think in like a streetfights this is more usefull because u also learn to handle urself on the ground, and we don't do that in kyokushin.

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  • I am sorry if this offends someone, but their stricking is just patetic, remainds me of a street brawl. This is an underdeveloped form of MMA.

  • @roboto70 Jujutsu is the ultimate (and original) MMA. These guys just haven't practiced their strikes very well, apparently.  A Jujutsu master strikes to shatter bones (and crush groins, lol)

  • @kenjutsukata1o1 a jujitsu master doesnt even spar fo gods sake.Jap jujitsu does and always did very little sparring and cetainly never used full contact in training strikes.Bone breaking strikes are largely fantasy that rarely occur in reality.

  • looks like fun

  • What is the name of the last song used in this video?

    Some of the lyrics are something along the lines of

    "you're big in japan"

    I like the song so any information would be greatly appreciated =D

  • @xphoenix9 isn't it Guano Apes - "Big In Japan" ? :>

  • @xphoenix9 it sounds like a "rage against the machine" track

  • this is great,,,

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  • exiting? Like the guy that runs like a bitch at 4:32? (Like Jose Canseco debut in MMA) This sport is going to be exiting as soon as it has world class figthers, seems they are well-rounded, but they are not good at anything in particular. What makes MMA interesting is the fact that guys come from different disciplines and they combine them to create different stiles... here I just see a bunch of amateurs,

  • @roboto70 Guys in MMA have to practice every single part of the game a lot. The MMA where some people are ju jitsu and some are karate etc. is gone. You will fail if you only know one dicipline.

  • Very similar to Combat Sambo, if I'm not mistaken.

  • @Fabyfakid Agreed.

  • Any info on the tournaments n stuff??? Thanx!!

  • i practice this kind of sport for 5 years and i love it

  • 1:59- odpowiedź na pytanie:

    "dlaczego nie warto wchodzić do rzutu z pochylonym tułowiem?"

  • i dont know what it is but damn i love armbars my fav submission

  • i can call it mma in gi...almost the same techniques...boxing, kicking and ground techniques.

  • Or you could do it correctly and call mma it without a gi :)

  • any1 know what is the title of the last song??

  • This is Guano Apes: Big in Japan

  • Nice! I like this very much :D

    I want this in my city.

  • 2.46 the takedown is awesome. perfect timing to counter the jab.

  • good shit.

  • To be clearer on two points made:

    1) When I say "translation" I am talking of english spelling (as opposed to kanji, hiragana, and katakana characters).

    2) Obviously different styles exist - and obviously they have chosen different spelling preferences - but the diferences in english spelling were ORIGINALY there because of translator discrepancies.

    Regards,

    Keith

  • so is there a difference between ju-jitsu and jiu-jitsu??

    or is it just the same

  • similar techniques, different training methods and lineages. japanese jujitsu, judo and brazilian jiu jitsu all split off from each other early last century.

  • exactly... they are too similar (seriously too similar) judo better in throws, brazilian in ground and japanese balanced... any of the three are EXCELENT

  • @toastyzone Jap style jujitsu very commonly have poor throws,poor groundwork and piss weak striking even though it includes all ranges for the simple reason that they rarely if ever spar .Im talking classical jujitsu,not hybrid styles some of which have a sporting format.

  • @billysue2 not true. My teacher has trained deeply in each style of the traditional jujutsu, not like others. He fight and win in tournaments of Judo, Bjj and "Luta Livre", as olympic wrestling. The TRUE jujutsu has no weakness in fornt of other styles, cause they use the SAME techniques :P... some teachers just learn the basics... you must STUDY to say you are a jujutsu practicioner

  • @billysue2 Jap style jujutsu usually have asskicking throws. Striking isn't used in traditional jujutsu, 'cuz its a retarded idea to punch someone wearing armor (samurai). The japanese are all for throwing their opponents. BJJ suck balls at throwing, but generally come out on top on the ground.

  • @veshkeat if youre talking classical jujitsu,they dont even spar so cant throw resisting opponents very well unlike say judo.Some modern styles are very like judo and spar plenty so will be effective enough.Striking has always been used extensively in jujitsu even the battlefield styles at points where there was no armour,and is still used in virtually every modern style,its generally what seperates it from jujitsu.

  • @billysue2 Traditionl jujutsu had no ADVANCED striking. They knew how to attack, but their art was grappling/throwing. A good jujutsuka should know how to throw ppl. Sparring or no, they practice throwing ppl who are resisting.

  • @veshkeat they cant strike for shit because they dont spar and cant throw for shit for the same reason.If youre not sparring ,that isnt resistance.Ive seen dan grades in jap jujitsu who cant throw strong novice wrestlers and judoka due to lack of timing from no sparring.

  • @billysue2 Sorry, didn't realise Ireland was big on McDojo's. If you ever find a REAL jap jujutsu school, i'm sure ull change ur mind

  • @dannykeat Another keat? :o thats not true. It's just spelling. Already BEFORE BJJ jujutsu was spelled jujutsu, jijitsu, jiujitsu and jiujutsu. Since it was originally written not even in katakana but in kanji, there is no right or wrong way of spelling it in the latin alphabet. Assuming maeda, who brought judo to brazil, pronounced it with a slight i sound in it, so the brazillians spell it jiujitsu, while kano pronounced it more like jiujutsu. The different styles are ofc taught differently.

  • @veshkeat of course there isn't a right or wrong way to spell it in english, as it's a translation. not sure what you're responding to.

  • @dannykeat You saying that there is a difference in techniques and training in jjujutsu, jiujutsu and jiujitsu. There isn't. The differences depend on the teacher, not the way it's spelled. The spelling doesn't indicate a different martial art as you said in you comment.

  • @veshkeat "brazilian jiu jitsu" is certainly different in it's training methods to most other schools. it's commonly spelled this way in brazil. if you walk into a school which calls itself "jujitsu", then you're probably not going to get BJJ.

    most schools i've seen don't spell it the brazilian way, so it does make a difference.

    but you're correct that there are many schools which use the different spellings interchangeably (apart from the brazilian way).

  • Yes, and no...

    Ju-jitsu; Ju-jutsu; Jiu-jitsu; etc... are just variations in language translation that have all been previously applied to exactly the same art...

    Yet there are certain schools that TODAY give a clear preference to certain spellings to distinguish themselves from others - but this spelling discrepancy all started from different interpreters, NOT from different styles.

    It is very much a "you say potato..." situation.

    Keith Schwartz

    6th dan jujitsu

    5th dan judo

  • Your right my dojo says jiu-jitsu but in japan its ju jutsu or ju jitsu, and BJJ is actually Brasilian Judo but the name jiu jitsu stayed there because of the japanese there

    Andres Sandoval

    orange belt ju jitsu 17 years and 100 kg

  • @lastdaysguitar asked my 8th dan japanese judo instructor, he said just call it budo and drop the discussion. then he threw me on my head

  • @veshkeat Agreed, while it's interesting to know the history of the venacular - it's really not worth haggling about.

  • Ju Jitsu baby! can't fuck with this.

  • this is ju-itsu :) not brazilian ju-jitsu:P

  • is it Brazilian jiu jitsu or jujutsu?

  • a lot of people dont know that all punches and kicks etc from muay thai have allways been a part of jiu jitsu too, and judo is taken straight from jiu jitsu.

    the same goes for aikido.

    somehow most people only give it credit as a component of mma, even though it has all the same techniques, plus 1000 more.

    nothing missing to be filled with another martial art.

    no mixing needed.

  • looks like they use muay tai, jui jitsu and judo....i hope they an ambulance on standby lol.

  • Someone's said this elsewhere, but it's a good point to remember none the less...

    'pretty is not a requirement for any MA, effectiveness is.'

    When you start to consider how much of the MA world seem to focus on nice looking forms and patterns, it is a refreshing change to see a video showing something more robust and direct with it's testing of methods.... good stuff.

    I have to say being fairly new to Jujitsu (1 month+)... it's one of the few MA's I've done that I really want to stick with.

  • ju jitsu is excellent. i practice qwankido, which is a very complex chinese-vietnamese martial art, but i must admit that ju jitsu is great...

  • says the guy that has never trained anything

  • no, I train MMA

  • Ha this is in no way Jujitsu! lol a bunch of dirty fighting and no respect. Jujitsu is art and not a brute fight. Pride is making this art a bunch of non coordinated moves and desperation moves. Sorry guys I say two thumbs down.

  • This is a perfect example how jujitsu would look like in a real fight situation, which is what jujitsu was made for in first place (samurai's used it to kill/control/injure enemies in unarmed combat). I am pretty sure JJ was never meant to look nice, just effective.

  • @Threron But it looks nice ;) Of course not capoeira-like-nice. But it's very quick and dynamic, includes fast punches and kicks, throws and submissions. Never trained jujitsu, but always loved to watch it. It's as close to real situation fighting as possible. Respect for those fighters.

  • @Orcheotomus capoeira looks nice because it isnt fighting,its dancing.Ballet looks nicer than capoeira though.

  • @Threron .... These guys aren't fighting to kill each other you can tell. IF they were with crappy windmill punching like that they'd get dropped. Good takedowns but piss poor stand up.

  • @AurumenK they are fighting to KO each other,thats why the technique isnt great.

  • Actually it is MMA with the focus on Jujitsu. Since Jujitsu doesn't prescribes one form of technique concerning punching and kicking, you see a variety of martial arts (kickboxing) mixed with the Jujitsu basics. In addition, I'm not an expert regarding the rules of the Jujitsu tournaments, but it looks like that the Jujitsu rules are applied for this tournament. Anyway, very pleasant to watch! Well skilled fighters with great techniques!

  • Jujitsu has evolved over many centuries. Initially jujitsu was simply just that brutal, the point being survival, so yes it is as valid as any other form of jujitusu combat. Bad MMA maybe but without it MMA would not exist. Though admittedly it looks like a scrappy combination of basic judo and karate. Generally I would echo Threron's sentiments.

  • what you mean is it doesnt look like what you practise.How can respect be judged through this video.They are doing what would be effective in self defense.

  • thats what ive bn looking for...

  • bravo!!!

  • what's the last song? btw. Yeah. Ju Jitsu is great XD

  • big in japan by guano apes. a german band.

    full contact!

  • Yeah. Ju-Jitsu is fantastic. Anybody knows what's first song title?

  • how i could just kill a man by rage against the machine, the original is even better by cypress hill

  • That rocked.

  • I think the main reason you dont spar in traditional Ju Jitsu is because a lot of the strikes are taught as debiletating or seriously injuring moves... Such as the Head stamp on a lot of the arm locks from throws... and a lot of throat strikes. As far as Ju jitsu not teaching stikes as some have commented.. well I wish you would tell my Sensei because he has me kicking body pads till im ready to collapse! For me I learn my throws and chokes/locks etc from Ju jitsu and I spar at a pure mma club.

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