JJJ + Judo + BJJ

Clip I found on an old hard-drive. No idea of where it came from originally

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[reccers402]

jjj + judo = magic pants

[queenbee125]

Its Ogawa ryu a traditional style of Jujitsu from Brazil.

[RicardoKooh]

@EunusRex Thanks. That's good information. But I wonder if there is still a Fusen ryu?

[EunusRex]

@RicardoKooh No, BJJ doesn't derive from Fusen-ryu. If you see Fusen-ryu training, you'll notice that they don't have a particular emphasis on groundwork than any other ryuha. The fact is that Jigoro Kano was not keen on groundwork but when Kodokan was defeated to Fusen-ryu due to the former's lack of competence in groundwork, he decided to include it in the curriculum. When judo's rivals had vanished in time he found the opportunity to adjust the rules in order to minimise groundwork again.

[RicardoKooh]

Looks pretty effective.  Some jujutsu techniques with ne-waza and jiujitsu ground fighting techniques. Somehow, I am not very sure, that you can called this hybrid as a "traditional" style. Traditional budo jujutsu, do not emphasize that much some ground techniques, like the ground armbar... cause they are much more aware of bites, and emphasize more pressure points (many of the techniques were thought against armored warriors). Even though, BJJ has it's roots in Fusen Ryu Jujutsu.

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@queenbee125

It was brought to brazil..

[rubengonzalezmicro]

Ogawa Ryu no es originario de Brasil. En todo caso sera originario de un japones que emigro a BRasil, pero que aprendio el arte en JApon! Todas son tecnicas de Judo Kodokan

[rubengonzalezmicro]

Ogawa Ryu no es originario de Brasil. En todo caso sera originario de un japones que emigro a BRasil, pero que aprendio el arte en JApon!

[iMaKeUsHoOk]

@ChristofferEricsater real life sparring that way students have a chance to actually put the techniques to use on someone fighting back in unexpected ways makes all the difference. I can't speak for aikido, but TMAs like ninjutsu would really benefit from having amateur mma matches in their gyms, or at least randori in order to practice all the locks, throws, pins, etc. You brought up excellent points.

[iMaKeUsHoOk]

@ChristofferEricsater are so devestating yet they never even got into a real fight before. Plus, there's enough youtube videos to show that a lot of the traditional martial arts still get checked whenever they're up against newer martial arts. Thing is that many people forget is that modern martial arts like bjj are IMPROVEMENTS of what was old. While the rest of the martial arts world is using DOS, MMA, BJJ, judo, etc. are using Windows Vista. However, it is clear that any martial art that has

[iMaKeUsHoOk]

@ChristofferEricsater Have to agree with you on all your points. When I first studied BJJ I was too out of breath to spar at the end of class for a few weeks. Then, when my breathing got better, I sparred with my brother who knew no martial arts and none of my techniques were working, regardless of how much I drilled them. Never wanted to miss another chance to spar ever since. Rolling makes a HUGE difference. THere are still people in the world that think their black belt teachers/instructors..

[yeee941]

The Gracies still have secrets,just like the Judo and JJ schools in Japan have theirs. They wont share them with outsiders