Juko Ryu Jiu Jitsu

[@geraldguillou6307]

Enfin du vrai jujutsu. Merci.

[@ericjeanville3147]

C'est du Ryu jiu jitsu , ce n'est pas pareil que le jiu jitsu brésilien

[@eliotquintana9802]

Good techniques jujutsu standing skills japanese i practice

[@markdonaldson7934]

It has been a privilege of mine to be a student of, and I dare say friend of Soke Cheek for several years. He has taught police forces armies and other professional security forces around the world. The real deal, one of the best martial artists alive. He teaches self defense, I shudder to think what his capabilities would be in a real war time combat scenario.

[@saulocabral1437]

Realmente esse e o jiu jitsu de origem sem invenções Budo preserva a nobresa, e o espirito Oss!!!

[@arabianknight839]

A great master. In the Book of Five Rings, it says that the greatest swordsman in Japan doesn’t fear the second best swordsman, he fears the unknown swordsman. To this end, many years ago I remember seeing Bryan Cheek being thrown by a student from another martial art, a young black guy. A great achievement to found an international organisation, which will leave a lasting legacy. Even narrow minded people are capable of creating something that overcomes their own narrow prejudices. Hope the old fart keeps going.

[@imadhushan]

Master bryan It is a privilege to study martial arts under you

[@david69funk]

Beautiful makes me want start training again.

[@chiefpriestmalakyaahlahada6748]

Check out vsk Juitsu

[@frankdesouzaoliveirasouza2458]

Very good master . I LIKE IT

[@Ai-he1dp]

Bryan cheeks probably the most lethal man I have ever had the pleasure of crossing paths with...at Stoke Newington Jujitsu club, run at the time by professor Morris...anyone remember those days?

[@swifty8538]

I remember Brian cheeks brian devlin and Morris all fantastic jujitsu masters I was jikishin jujitsu at the time under terry parker my sensei was jorn johanson I am now being taught by sensei ray Yates

[@Ai-he1dp]

@@swifty8538 some unknown names for me?..probably because my stay was very fleeting...all the best to you..

[@swifty8538]

@@Ai-he1dp thankyou and the same to you I'm sure if you do start again you will find a great sensei

[@johnmorley7144]

Me and my dad was trained by dick Morris at he’s club in stoke newington in the 70s great days

[@algo2664]

Serius cuestion: Juko-ryu is a traditional japanese jujutsu style? Or it is a mix of other martial arts done by this man? In case of being a real JJJ style: What specific koryu does this man learned? Who was his master? Were does he learned it?

[@brendanmahoney8550]

It’s some BS that he made up by mixing together other stuff. He didn’t even spell Jujutsu correctly

[@senerzen]

Not traditional JJ. This is just larping and cosplay basically. Attacker keeps attacking with that straight punch from far far away and then just stops there waiting until wannabe tough-guy satisfies his ego.

[@pricepatrick644]

Where are you guys located? We are from the old Juko ryu system.

[@chiefpriestmalakyaahlahada6748]

Looks like traditional Japanese Juitsu

[@chiefpriestmalakyaahlahada6748]

From This comes modern bjj and Judo 🥋

[@Pifagorass]

JJJ and Karate have a bit of overlap. From what I understand it's Okinawa style Karate and some JJJ inspired techniques fused into one. Similar is the combat SAMBO - fusion of JJJ, central Asian wrestling, and elements of Karate.

[@algo2664]

Looks like many things except traditional japanese jujutsu 😂

[@FarhadShamshakimi]

Thanks alot,

[@omoshowino6731]

wow,!!! Good stuff

[@Stevenharknett]

Who the hell attacks with a telegraphed straight arm and stands there in a stance resembling a giraffe.

[@gunnerhiro394]

Most streetfighters attack like that - in a pre-arranged attack.

[@Stevenharknett]

In fantasy land maybe.

[@АндрейГагарин-у3б]

Браво!

[@sendtextmessageto]

thanks for the teaching

[@slothmaster101]

Carlos Newton was a practitioner of this style.

[@rolandmalone5431]

Are there any active academies of this style in the US?

[@Joiner113]

I'm guessing that they don't do much sparring in this dojo

[@gunnerhiro394]

MMA guys tremble at his presence - and he has a pretty black belt too.

[@chiefpriestmalakyaahlahada6748]

You have to learn the technique before sparring.

[@andrepaige9669]

@@gunnerhiro394 Some people actually work on technique so there's something to work with. You'd be surprised to find out that wearing speedos and hugging another tatted-up dude is not the ultimate in combat.

[@BB-mv9wl]

​@@andrepaige9669 💯 👏 👏

[@deborahking2955]

Always remember his words after a hip throw"punish,punish, tear their goolies off!" hope he is well.

[@АндрейНиколаев-о2ч]

childhood dreams, any boxer will smack this sensei in the head

[@SoldierDrew]

At 2:15 the "expert" nearly breaks his hand punching a student during a staged demonstration. If he nearly breaks his weapon hand in a staged demo, he should re-evaluate his theories of technique. Hope his student was alright after taking a hard head shot during a demo.

[@chiefpriestmalakyaahlahada6748]

I seen that too looks like he was in pain too.

[@Pifagorass]

Reminds me a bit of Combat SAMBO, but much more sophisticated and less leg work and locks. Beyond impressive except the weapons section - the assumption (mostly accurate) the attacker doesn't know how to use weapons.

[@swifty8538]

Does anyone know of jorn johanson??

[@MegaRastaman]

Le plus dur dans ce sport c'est quand changer de kimono quand on passe uke

[@dr.honorable141]

is Sacharnoski still alive ?

[@Stevenharknett]

Gives combat Ju Jitsu a bad impression.

[@frankvela7911]

Well. If he can take it.

[@omaryela442]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brendanmahoney8550]

What’s with these westerners inventing their own martial arts and giving themselves the title of soke? It seems that all these cases at best they might be a black and something most of the time they’re not even a black belt than anything. They just do a little bit of this a little bit of that mix together and then promote themselves. Soke is a legally protected title in Japan, and while right now I can think of at least one koryu in Japan, where a Westerner indeed inherited it in Japan, but I am not aware of anyone who’s inherited a legitimate Japanese art outside of Japan. In any case, it’s not that difficult to watch through these techniques and see what arts were mixed together to make it.

[@frankvela7911]

Must be from Italian

[@FernandoGonzalez-ge4bd]

Jajajaja después los agarra uno de mma y los re caga a palos por que no saben mantener una guardia. Con estas técnicas es para pelearte con un manco o con un niño.

[@DagobertoVillalon]

No sirve de nada esas coriografias (ojo lo digo porque yo parti en Jiu jutsu japones llegue a cinturon verde) luego al pasarme a las mma descubri que nada me servia esepto algunas proyeciones hoy emn dia me dedico a las mma y Bjj que prueban realmente sus tecnicas haciendo sparring no como las de el jiu jutsu japones que son aplicadas a personas que colaboran y no ponen resistencia alguna

[@freearts32top25]

Não aguento mais esse barbudo da propaganda pqp

[@lucaangeli1921]

Queste tecniche non servono a niente.

[@spinehong]

Looks good! But you must prove it at MMA

[@Jameskeith1972]

Why? MMA is a sport. Think about it. There are rules. This here is an art form. It doesn’t need to be proven wrong or right. It’s nothing more than a demonstration of a classical art. Enjoy it for what it is. Personally, I think it’s kind of a silly demonstration. Especially when the guy hurts his hand. Wow. I don’t think much of this stuff is useful for self defense either. Especially not today. The same goes for MMA. You are going to get killed if you think MMA training will help you on the street. Don’t buy into all the hype.

[@xylsvos]

You first Alexander 😊

[@johnspencer7838]

@@Jameskeith1972 I agree with you, this is a demonstration of a old art. Enjoy it for that, I also agree that ring "mma" isn't the best for street either.

[@antont2230]

Jiu jitsu is designed to kill, it's too dangerious for MMA

[@elismith3402]

What an ignorant comment

[@MarcoAurelio-ws7tu]

Shit

[@rollingnay]

Fraud and shame.

[@markdonaldson7934]

t has been a privilege of mine to be a student of, and I dare say friend of Soke Cheek for several years. I would invite you to attend one of his many, many seminars and say what you just said to him directly.

[@rollingnay]

@@markdonaldson7934 has he ever fought anyone or have students who have. If so I respect him. If not it’s make believe bullshit snd you know it -

[@markdonaldson7934]

@@rollingnay Scott, the world is full of key boards and there is no lack of warriors like yourself bravely manning their stations behind them spreading their opinions. You are entitled to an opinion, believe what you want. It is not my designated role in this world to protect anybody but myself. I saw your post and thought I would post a reaction. For the record Soke Bryan Cheek was one of the feared and respected competitive Judoka (Judo competitors) in the history of UK Judo. He is universally respected, which is why governments hire him to train security forces.

[@rollingnay]

@@markdonaldson7934 for the record couldn’t find anything on his judo combat achievements. Nothing. Not saying it don’t exist but i couldn’t find it. Listen. This stuff has been debated before and has been resolved. What works is in the mma ring and/or any combat sport. The rest is make believe. Oh wait. I forgot. It’s too deadly to be used in the ring.

[@markdonaldson7934]

@@rollingnay You are entitled to your opinion. I would respectfully suggest if you ever have the time, especially if your European where most of the WEBBS associated Dojos are located to come in and train sometimes. Bring the attitude if you want, you will not have it very long. Especially if our senior instructors are around. We have some of the most well respected JJ instructors in the world. There is a reason why our founder has been welcomed in as an instructor by multiple countries to train police & military officials.

[@mctischler533]

Those are the most laughable worthless ridiculous techniques I have ever seen....

[@markdonaldson7934]

It has been a privilege of mine to be a student of, and I dare say friend of Soke Cheek for several years. I would invite you to attend one of his many, many seminars and say what you just said to him directly.

[@Pifagorass]

The only ridiculous thing is weapons attacks, but otherwise nothing funny - all types of fighting combined - striking, wrestling, grappling. There's more - Acrobatics. It's missing and would look ridiculous if shown to military personnel during training as they have more things to learn.

[@atrainbrady3208]

Some stuff in this video are good and some not so practical.

[@wendellignatin1228]

i'm going to use these techniques to rape a woman lol.

[@korranis1]

29:00 that headlock is pathetic