Chi-Tu Do - Ju Jitsu Compilation

These are several of our Ju Jitsu techniques, demostrated slowly to help our students remember what they learned in class. These are by no means the only right way to execute these techniques, nor is Shiho Karano Ju Jitsu the only art that teaches them.

Basic Techniques shown here are:
1) Ikkyo waza
2) Nikkyo waza
3) Sankyo waza
4) Shiho Nage (in 3 presentations)
5) Bent Wrist Throw (Kotegaeshi)


Thanks for watching!

Nage: Sensei Jeff Vincent
Uke: Eric Wynne

Camera Guy: Jake Wood

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[Aur0rah]

all of what youare doing are basically aikido grading..why?

[CTDjevin]

Aur0rah: I don't know about basic Aikido grading, but this is basic Shiho Karano grading; though I imagine they have some fundamental similarities. I am doing this so that our students have something to look at between classes to aide them in their independent practice.

[miki87ns]

good loking,but thry that ond the streat and you will be cut down like a tree.If you want to that tehnic you mus use your other hand to secure his rist so he would not let go his hend..If ne let go your face is free for elbov hit

[CTDjevin]

miki: I don't know which technique you are talking about because I demonstrated several. All of these techniques were in a very basic presentation for our students so there is some exaggeration to my movements.

[Aur0rah]

if you join aikido class you will be very suprised that you can all of the hand and arm techniques , you will enjoy it . taking in considerationt hat you master already an art using thsoe techniques you would perhaps not need to join aikido.

please search and watch aikido, there arent many good examples online.. however you can know that the examples that look familiar to you they are good . Aikido is hard to find standard examples because the different individual ways.

[Derukugi2]

To do Aikido grading, he´d have to do Aikido in the first place...

[Derukugi2]

I have no idea what "realny" is supposed to be, but it certainly isn´t Aikido.

And neither is "Shotokan"; that is a Karate style.

Somebody is awfully mixed up here...

[Derukugi2]

Of course there is a "resemblence" to Aikido if you just look at the wrist techniques; there are only so many ways you turn a wrist after all.

If take such a wide definition, every art "resembles" every other.

[Aur0rah]

Yes , i believe it is very strange to say chi-tu do has no resemblence to aikido when most of the techniques are exactly the same give and take on the stance and foot work.

[Derukugi2]

Ueshiba held an instructors rank in Daito-Ryo, plus a number of sword arts. That is the basis on which he created Aikido.

It is not correct to talk about Jujutu in historical context, since the term is a modern one. And *of course* Judo "bears a liking" to all of them, since Prof. Kano created it on basis of contributions from any number of traditional arts.

Some posters here should inform themselves before commenting.

[Aur0rah]

i think you could easly come and learn aikido because it is very familiar !

what yo uwill enjoy there is the emphesize on walking and kamae form of holding your body, it all plays the roles to settup teh techniques you already know.

[Aur0rah]

bear in mind there arent many if any techniques with names , i doubt its different name its just same explenation with another word most probably or extra explenation. Most aikido are the same besides the ones such as "realny" or "shotokan" .