Kuroda Senseï Ju Jutsu

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[@zyk21]

I wont comment on the quality of technique or the art. but i think it is great to see kuroda sensei being thrown by his students. a good sign of humility and master student relationship.

[@rudeshonen]

This is beautiful, Kuroda-sensei is always a joy to watch! Thanks for uploading...

[@davidkipper71]

Thanks for posting this. I really enjoyed watching it. Beautiful.

[@Youngclark3]

Beautiful techniques, many years of experience to make it look "easy", amazing work, domo arigato gozamashita

[@oceanichippie]

I have never known about the existence of this Ryu. It looks beautiful! So quick in movement, and also splendid technique. Would like to train it.

[@talkfan]

thanks GetPerspective. Being in martial arts for 20+ years I am sure you are well aware of the fact that it is impossible to grasp everything that is going on from a video! Thanks for the encouragement!

[@maskdesmith77]

this is like, in an aesthetical sense, beauty! lol

[@roppokai1]

yes very beautiful, great technique.....

[@JadeFa1con13]

Wow... most excellent technique.

[@gwcstudio]

Superb!

[@eliotudino]

super !

[@ketsan]

Kuroda sensei teaches his family's art. He has nothing what-so-ever to do with the Aikido.

[@flxhrnndz1]

They are learning technices. I appliy my Aikido and Jutisu to modern combat...And they work great...

[@charlesrmday]

i did a little research on the net and it seems that sensei is from shinbukan kuroda dojo. that's his family system of martial arts ("ryu-gi"). it's a form of kobudo ( old martial arts) which consists of a mix of kenjutsu, iaijutsu, jujutsu and bojutsu.

[@RonnySayfan]

Actually there is no art in martial arts without full contact sparring! The art is in the timing, the sensetivity and fluidity of movement, and especially in the fact it's REAL. Your opponent MUST resist to the best of his ability or the authenticity of training is jeopardized. The very beginning of it is the quenching of the ego (I'm afraid to lose, so I rationalize), and of the fear to get injured. This is true for sporting competitions as well as to spiritual advancement through MA.

[@itsumonihon]

@erikuu96 not if you live in japan we still sit on the floor like this in tatami rooms. in fact many asian countries still sit like this in public places and in traditional hospitality areas. also japanese houses in the traditional style.

[@beardydave]

Erm, the martial 'techniques' came first, then the 'arts' and their traditions then, in more recent times when fighting to kill has become unnecessary the 'sport' aspect was introduced. Sport with its rules, time limits and restricted space actually detracts from the tradition of the martial arts. This is an awesome video too. Nice Jujitsu demo.

[@LuisRodriguezIdeanologies]

This is traditional ju jutsu, it's very alike to aikido since judo and aikido were born from ju jutsu. The main difference is that ju jutsu has some striking techniques and yuuwaza that is finger manipulation (very effective)

[@oftheheezay]

ofcourse they do!!! Not all hand to hand combat starts with punshing or kicking so if someone grabs your arm or something you can execute those. but you are right, with traditional selfdefense styles its hard to stop a punshing and kicking opponent

[@JeffreyJamesLippold]

They do teach trapping and parrying. But you are partially correct. Depends what school and teacher you learned from. This is not quite how I learned these techniques, this resembles Aikido more. And yes these techniques are deadly on the street. I have been jumped twice by multiple guys and it works great.

[@Crim15]

@mintai2003 That usually means the student mastered the technique by learning from him or through his instrudtion..

[@hitokiri20821]

great video!!! i practice to!!! and in some point i agree with MDIS traditional ju jitsu is a martial art but brazilian ju jitsu, kickboxing and some others are nothing but sports

[@TheRomulusas]

nice I like the harmony

[@billgober2]

@Myhai01 totally agreed, this is pure jujutsu of non-aiki nature from a total different lineage than aiki arts

[@zdf1000]

@pcjudosambo I guess it is aikijutsu where aikido mainly derived from. But i might be wrong.

[@Kamikazen1]

@pcjudosambo Taekwondo, judo and aikido all spring from a form of jiu jitsu / ju jutsu

[@oceanichippie]

@Kamikazen1 True. But what is sto stupid is that people talk in generic ways like saying "I practice Jujutsu". They don't know Jujutsu is so varied and can be so different. Jujutsu was derived from arts like koshi-no-mawari, hobaku, taijutsu, wajutsu, torite, kenpo, hakuda, shubaku and yawara. One style stresses are different aspect found in any of these arts. That's why many jujutsu styles are not even similar in appearance or technique.

[@Myhai01]

@FIS1991 Riiiight.... and since BMW means Bayerische Motoren Werke which means Bavarian Motor Works, every kind of motor done in Bavaria is by default a BMW. Shishin Takuma Ryu is much older than Aikido in every way... I think Kuroda sensei would be really upset at calling his art aikido...

[@pcjudosambo]

@Kamikazen1 That's what I heard. But I also heard that it wasn't just your typical Ju-Jutsu school. Since there were dozens of different styles and schools of Ju-Jutsu, Aikido was developed from a typical school (not the same school that was influenced on Judo). Of course many techniques are the same even amongst the different JuJutsu schools but the sphere of influence is clearly shown between the Ju-Jutsu school that influenced Judo and Aikido. This is what I heard, I may be wrong.

[@docz2a]

Whoa, thats pretty cool. Does anyone know which style of Jujutsu this is?

[@CerealDust-nStuff]

@PEZASN What if the attacker is on pcp? If your attacker doesn't feel pain then what methods would you then employ? Certainly none shown in this video. This demo seem more like Aikido than it does the Ju Jutsu I undertook from Soke Masaaki Hatsumi. Check out Bujinkan d ot co m and especially the pdf brochures on Ju Jutsu you find at chikaraken d ot co m

[@Myhai01]

@FIS1991 This is not aikido. It is very removed from Aikido..

[@junkahoolik]

ju jutsu (it really doesn't matter how you translate it in romanji btw, except in the brazilian jiu jitsu "martial art") was not a style per se until after the 1900. all schools that practiced bare hand fighting were collectively named ju jutsu schools. the name of the ryu's differed, but they were all ju jutsu schools. after the meiji restoration, judo was "invented" as a way to keep the schools alive even with some compromises made.

[@oceanichippie]

@gendaiyawara I tend to disagree. Aiki and Ju are both combined in Daito Ryu, but still these two principles are very different. An example to show you the difference is to have a look at Judo and Aikido. They are both very different in nature and technique. There are indeed a few similarities, but they are very different. Remember, both Ueshiba O Sensei as Kano O Sensei have studied many Ryu of Jujutsu which were all very different.

[@Aikidopoi]

Just a technicality... Ju (柔)and Bu (武) are two different characters that share no relation.

[@Myhai01]

@pcjudosambo No. Aikido developed from Daito Ryu. This is Shishin Takuma Ryu afaik. Different lineage and principles.

[@pcjudosambo]

@Jujutsu4U2Cdirt yes, plus who said that this type (old version) of juJutsu cannot be applied to modern day self-defense. This is a deadly art that can be applied now and 1000 years from now. Human nature will not change, attack is an attack and has been an attack for thousands of years before us and thousands of years after us.

[@junkahoolik]

just because sparing in the traditional disciplines isn't televised doesn't mean it's not happening. well, true, in aikido it may not happen but that's their problem. emphasize the "may" part

[@pcjudosambo]

So this is where Aikido was developed from?

[@Samsaptaka]

The full name is Shishin Takuma Yodai Kennichi ryu.

[@Samsaptaka]

The full name is Shishin Takuma Yodai Kennichi ryu.

[@Samsaptaka]

The full name is Shishin Takuma Yodai Kennichi ryu.

[@charlesrmday]

which school is kuroda sensei from?

[@Peekingduck]

1:06 that's pretty fast.

[@mizututi]

This jiujitu is much older than [aikido].

[@patrik79a]

could very well be so ... But most old jutsu schools seems to stem from the same root (which makes sence) and the "aiki" thing - which is so much emphasised (spelling?) in aikido is pretty common in many styles... proberbly cause it helps to deal with opponents stronger than one self...

[@ketsan]

The fact that full contact sparring demonstrates that the art isn't martial.

[@KievAMF]

Nice ukemi. Other things I should practice before make opinion

[@talkfan]

What you fail to understand is that these exercises are not MODELS OF FIGHTING. They are EXAMPLES of principles being executed. If I obey these theories and principles, they can be applied to any situation. My attack and defense will not look like what you see in these sequence of movements. I'm very open minded. However, I have a hard time understanding or communicating with someone who tells me what MY ART is when he/she has never practiced it. Best of luck.

[@firebat71]

Before I even read what you have to say, I have to say, "curb your language and show others respect." I agree with your comments, however.

[@firebat71]

I would say that many tend to be sprots-centric. But that doesn't mean that there aren't traditional, BJJ schools for instance, that don't adhere to tradition. Its not fair to lump all martial arts school together under one banner; that is the folly of labeling martial arts.

[@Samboussr]

@Jujutsu4U2Cdirt AMEN! OSU!

[@Peekingduck]

Shishin takuma ryu

[@patrik79a]

im guessing you Do have an idea of what real jiu jutsu and Budo is... maybe you could share your thoughts with me... Aikido has a different way of looking on things... that one you got right

[@JeffreyJamesLippold]

Actually the traditional saying and spelling is Ju-Jutsu, coming from Bu-Jutsu.

[@josephtarshis1]

this is aikido

[@itsumonihon]

@docz2a shishin takuma ryu

[@oloxander]

Jujutsu doesnn't look real :p (this one), but Aikido doesn't look real even more and now i know how powerful is it, so I'm sure that this one could kill me :P Greetings!

[@itsumonihon]

@erikuu96 why don't you come to saitama and find out if it's real or not. kuroda tetsuzan is one of the finest and fastest martial artists alive in japan

[@junkahoolik]

then, after the 1900ts, people started combining some styles with judo (usualy Karate) and started calling the martial arts that came from this Ju Jutsu. but they are not really ju jutsu schools. in ju jutsu you usually have to know a weapon or 2 and you have to defend against it just by mutodori. what "school" teaches that nowadays?? so, yeah, traditional Ju Jutsu schools have nothing to do with Karate. modern ones though...

[@Ch0Yun]

KATA.

[@sunbin64]

Seems a bit culture bound to me as all the techniques start from sitting seiza. Who does that outside of Japan? Not knocking the people here they seem to know what they are doing but we live in a cement world filled with fire arms.

[@dragooonadadad]

01:07 顔に裏拳入れてから倒すまで一秒かかってない。

[@talkfan]

Um...this is a kata...it is not supposed to be realistic. It is used to train principles that are to be practically applied in combat. What you are watching is an exercise. This NOT how they would fight you in real life. In kata, there is a sequence of movements that trains your body. This isn't sparring.

[@Aikidopoi]

You know nothing. Kuroda is a famous Swordsman in Japan, he is NOT Aikidoka.

[@jbotrik23]

because it is not meant to be...koryu art can never be understood unless on has immersed himself to the study of it....

[@benelliman]

google it

[@patrik79a]

this has nothin to do with aikido at all. Where do you get the information about him being a Famous teacher of aikido? to my knowledge he represents a family art. Most old schools of different jutsu schools do have both weapon and weaponless training implemented in its forms. And finnaly - to tottaly disregard a mans understandning of something he proberbly has worked a lot harder on than any of us seeing this has worked on anything is in my humble oponion quite ingnorant....

[@zdf1000]

Lol @01:05

[@Okaruwazashi]

Who he studies with is irrelevant, as is whether he has met Kuroda or not. Though Kuroda is obviously very skillful, his partner is extremely compliant. Whether they actually train like that or not is another matter. As is what one thinks of compliance in martial arts training...

[@junkahoolik]

get your facts straight. in japan, ju jutsu means something close to bare hand fighting. japanese put more emphasis on locks and body manipulation because they fought in armor and, i wouldn't recommend you punch a armor. then again, people get their heads punched for 30 minutes and think it's normal so... anyway, most modern ju jutsu schools are just a combination of karate and judo. or they are specialized for ring fighting (meaning don't go to the ground in a crowded club). this, aikido? na

[@stefan1977full]

I think kick his ass :)))))

[@talkfan]

No, THIS IS KATA...I can even tell you the names of each of these TWO MEN KATA. How would you know what this style does or doesn't train it's practitioners to do? This isn't Aikido, it's classical jujutsu and what you are seeing is a two man drill/form. Since you haven't met Kuroda Sensei or know his theories, you should not speak of something you know nothing about or have experienced.

[@kenninast]

@talkfan Don't bother... you are a cat who tries to explain a dog that clawing also works... If the dog is a dog, he won't get it.

[@patrik79a]

no need to appolygise... im sure that it´s NOT aikido though.

[@erikuu96]

I agree, kneeling techniques are pretty useless.... scumbag: Give me your money! you: Sure, want to kneel down first?

[@erikuu96]

that's because it's rehearsed, like a call girl, looks pretty but it ain't real

[@talkfan]

You don't know kuroda sensei's methods or martial philosophy. I have met him and currently train his style. So that puts me way ahead of you in THIS particular style. What else you have trained is not up for debate.You need more research on Japanese Koryu because this is what this is. There are many many 2 MAN KATA in this system armed and unarmed. You DONT TRAIN THIS STYLE AND I DO YET YOU ARE TRYING TO TELL ME WHAT IS GOING ON?! Who is the ignorant one?

[@Aikidopoi]

You know nothing of tradition.... while I agree most Aikido is soft, traditional Jujutsu is not. Traditional Jujutsu is for killing people on the battlefield.... perhaps you've never seen it?

[@MDIS]

Practice and Fighting is different !!! Get that douche bag. Without the old grandmasters and experts of jujitsu judo kempo karate etc , there would not even be brazilian jujitsu , mma , kickboxing events, caged fights and competition matches that you lame-oes know. Kata does have its practical side and that is what we Japanese call Bunkai. Practical applications of the forms. Shut your trap if you do not know anything about Budo and stop being bullish without any knowledge.