Jūjutsu History | Episode 5 - “Jiu-Jitsu” Conquers the World

[@ninpowarrior]

Essa série história deveria ser obrigatória a todos os praticantes de Jiu Jitsu. Muito obrigado professor Pedro por compartilhar seu conhecimento.

[@austinwilkes8556]

Absolutely would love a course on jiu-jitsu history!

[@BrianD914]

Thank You to the Valente Brothers for the Incredible content we are fortunate to has access to. I would absolutely be interested in a Jiu- Jitsu history course.

[@graciejiujitsu407]

A course organized by you guys would be amazing. Sign me up! 🦾💯💙🙇🏻‍♂️ Outstanding episode.

[@jujutsukawellness3518]

Thank you Professors

[@RickyRack08]

Thank you my Masters for always sharing your time and knowledge with us. I will be there for the history course 100%. 🙏🏻

[@graciescottsdale]

Yes please.

[@michaeldonnelly8068]

I love how you guys keep Jiu-Jitsu close to it's roots. I feel a lot of modern BJJ has really lost touch with the tradition and history. It's a cool sport, but not so much a martial art at most schools.

[@maryshellmata1454]

I would love to take a course if given on the history!!! 🙏🏽😍

[@alexcampack]

Great

[@rafaelbaixista]

Muito boa essa série, sem dúvida tem mais conhecimento histórico do que a maioria dos judokas.

[@Matchoo2]

I for one would absolutely be interested in any courses the Valente Brothers offer, be it history, or the fundamentals course would also be amazing.

[@graciegangnam]

So interesting!

[@krakencossio]

👌🏻

[@jamiecook5808]

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GUARD AND A POSITION?

[@rascon97]

As I understand it guards are defensive positions where you are usually on the bottom, while pins are offensive positions where you are usually on top, both would be considered positions from my understanding

[@JohnJohnson-pq4qz]

We can not really have a discussion of the development of Jiu-jitsu groundwork without the mentioning of Fusen-Ryu which defeated the Kodokan using ground work and the Butoku kai. The Butoku kai was the highly prestigious martial arts governing body with members of the Japanese royal family on the board. It had its own Judo department that was actually in competition with the Kodokan and issued its own government recognized belt ranks and teaching licenses. The main difference in their respective approaches to Judo was that the Butoku Kai version put a much heavier emphasis on ground work. Much of the modern ground work, like the knee bar and triangle choke (Sankaku jime) from the guard etc developed in Kyoto at Butoku Kai dojo and is documented. This and the Fusen-Ryu victories over the Kodokan is what led to the ground work boom and conflicts with the kodokan over rules and other issues. This kind of sophisticated and potential dangerous ground word, did not exist prior to the Judo movement and spread. Tenshin ground work seems quite rudimentary with simple hold downs etc.

[@aPerfectcircle23]

I know helio taught you guys but u should have a pic of Carlos Gracie sr because without him there would be no jiu jitsu and helio wouldn’t of taught you guys on that note I love you guys keep it to the roots thank god for you 2

[@ValenteBrothersTV]

Hi Anthony, Carlos Gracie deserves all recognition. On our tatami wall we have our two mentors, grandmasters Pedro Valente and Helio. Carlos’ picture is in our museum and lobby 🙏