chinese military doing judo

[123UncleRuckus]

They should stick to Kung Fu.

[luizangra]

Yeah, japanese martial arts have chinese roots. Just because this, it is not judo but shuaijiao.

[Mr87warrior87]

This is definitely shuai jiao

[wolfofstorm]

I dont know, but the judo originary was from china. Search Rou Dao. Most of the japanese martial art r based on chinese martial art.

[judopathoftruth]

Judo comes from Jui Jitsu

It's not chinese

jui jitsu is japanese

end off

[bb2009ut]

Jujitsu is the indigenous martial art of Japan. There are at least 700 different styles of it some indigenous to japan and some having foreign influences. But like I said, most styles are indigenous.

[87lucharb87]

Not all only a few styles of Ju Jitsu.

[stu106]

No. Judo was invented by Jigoro Kano in 1882. In Japan. Not China.

[Superapplefrog]

@wolfofstorm judo was actually invented in Japan by a guy called Jigoro Kano. It was derived from Japanese jujitsu.

[tomgibson605]

@wolfofstorm Judo came from Ju Jutsu and it was created by a Japanese guy called Sensei Kano Judo doesn't get more Japanese its not from china

[smokinthepot]

when my sifu grew up in a chinese military base he learned judo and taikwando at the base hes now 60 though

[magnocrow]

judo? not, is Shuai Jiao = Chinese Wrestling

[Shanshou4]

It is Shuaijiao, for those of you who do not know Martial art history, judo actually came from Shuaijiao, and Shuaijiao is nastier.

[oyemutafucka]

Judo? I don´t think so, this is shuaijiao

[socrazyleo]

it's absolutely not Judo, but a traditional Chinese westling sport: Shuaijiao

[aburog]

So this clowns are the soldiers of the next military power.

[DojoWeb]

I suspect that they are practicing Shuaijiao rather than Judo. I would be surprised if the Chinese army called this Judo, and it certainly looks like Shuaijiao.

[scarecrowJ89]

yup

[tadorjee]

they are practicing noodle fight.