Jujutsu techniques part 2

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This video shows some techniques of the versatile and effective Daitoryu aikijujutsu.
Sasuga is a martial arts club, which operates in Helsinki, Finland. We practice mainly a Japanese martial art called Daitoryu aikijujutsu. For more information go to www.sasuga.fi.

[@Cornerboy73]

I always love when this series pops up in my feed; it does so every few years and I always enjoy watching it )

[@teddywinroth]

you guys are very good.. its great to see some real japanese jujutsu

[@323Aff]

My country has had an intense migration of different peoples, including Japanese. Among these, many were martial artists who were trying a new life. Grace's father, in his travels through the interior of the Amazon found a Japanese judo master, called Coma Konji (the second name comes from the fame of all his opponents ended in coma) who taught him his art.

[@matkasim]

Very authentic and fluid techniques , i hv to say

[@Nikolas100o10oao]

Beautiful techniques

[@ririoncam3288]

Just great techiniques!!!

[@canadiannavigator3346]

Actual Japanese combat jujitsu. AWESOME!

[@dr.stevehendersonknowsstuf2358]

some of the best classical Jujutsu on the internet.

[@JujutsuHeiho]

This is some really good Jujutsu. It's much better than the other gendai schools you see on youtube.

[@gerardkeane3539]

Very similar to the form i study. Looking forward to seeing more...

[@HARAJITSU]

Excellent work keep doing that I will look forward for more techniques from you Saavedra aensei harajitsu mexico

[@SasugaDojo]

Thanks. We will try to.

[@toohscoopz]

Great video, thanks for posting it. Looks very effective and well executed. Keep it up ;)

[@gaperiott]

Very interesting - reminds me of Soden waza I have practiced from the Takumakai. Enjoyed your vid.

[@diegoverzola]

awesome! i agree with grimsbyjujitsu, put more to us please! thanks a lot!

[@sleepyfattiger]

Excellent!

[@44excalibur]

Royce Gracie did not invent BJJ, his father, Helio Gracie did. Helio did not study Jujutsu. Helio's older brother Carlos studied Judo under Japanese Judo master Mitsuyo Maeda, who was a student of Jigoro Kano at the Kodokan in Japan. Maeda came to Brazil to teach Judo and called his style Kano Jiu-Jitsu, as westerners were not familiar with the term Judo yet. Maeda taught Carlos Gracie, but Helio was too small and weak to master Judo's throws, so he focused on newaza and created BJJ.

[@zakzac1]

Technically you're correct. But a little mixed up, judo is as different from jujutsu as taekwondo is from shotokan karate. The creator of judo trained under jujitsu schools, kito-ryu being one. The founders of the KTA held ranks in shotokan. Yes by today's standard judo is way different, but even tkd is that way, you easily have 4 different styles, the worst being olympic en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judo en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Original_masters_of_taekwondo

[@oscarwilde16ts]

Hi - great Video - well shot - great to see nice clean, sharp techniques - focus and attention to detail. One small point on the overhead stick attack - shime-waza (juho-waza) jacket choke - tori turns his head to Uke's arm for protection applying the technique - fine - but should not obscure his own vision from seeing another attacker or situational awareness. Great stuff!

[@Benkeiminamoto]

Great Jujutsu niceli done

[@Sam35821]

very nice i do ju jitsu to and i have big respect for you guy's

[@gaperiott]

Very interesting - reminds me of Soden waza I have practiced from the Takumakai. Enjoyed your vid. Actually that has to be Soden waza - did you learn it from Amatsu sensei?

[@sritharrajanm4451]

🎉 super master 👏💐

[@yaposergealaingbonon8190]

I like this

[@SasugaDojo]

@gaperiott Thank you for your comment. That's right, these are Soden techniques and our teacher is Amatsu sensei. Check our website for more information.

[@king_elite2955]

I do gongkwon yusul and this martial art was in the mixture in it and I wanted to check it out

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

yup. it is

[@goegsteiner4659]

yeah because this is gonna work^^

[@321SpikE]

Really nice vid, the pratictioners are very good..is this traitional jujitsu or a specific "ryu"/school?

[@dusty_dietrich]

What type of Jujutsu is this? Where is your school and do you know of any Jujutsu dojos in Utah? Great video!

[@NoreXIceland]

NICE. PLZ make more videos. :D

[@JoseNava-sf3en]

❤wow

[@Uknowmeism]

Very nice... Lets keep in mind, BJJ doesn't work in street fights, it's made for the cage, with rules. This, however does and has been proven in combat!

[@e.marrero4757]

I understand about looking realistic but tell me how do you practice knife attacks more real should they stab each other 1st then do the moves?

[@eliotquintana9802]

Self defense jujutsu techniques from book movies

[@Ultradude604]

@AlexLococo I agree too that "getting on the floor" is not the best option and should be avoided at all costs. I'm with you on that. What I try to tell you is sometimes "getting on the floor" is unavoidable and you might not have an option on that. You better know how to defend yourself when you get in that situation. Suddenly, in that scenario, knowing BJJ, Judo, Catch Wrestling or what not IS the "BEST IDEA" actually.

[@vvtt1590]

niceee

[@jojocurativo7028]

I study Judo Karate in 7 years im 5'8½ and 180 pound my master is retired cop and retired army🥋🇵🇭🥋🇵🇭

[@Breeegz]

Aside from some minor critiques of a couple specific techniques (personal preference), I really enjoyed your Jujutsu. Please post more.

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

@jin54363 jujutsu - the name of an old martial art (old being anything predating the meiji restoration era or tokugawa, cant remember which) jujitsu / jiu jitsu - some bullshit of the more recent era, i guess to differentiate the two, not that many even know the difference as they use it interchangeably. this is what gracie jujitsu/brazilian jujitsu (cause there is a difference according to the gracies) is under

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

@jin54363 (cont) as for 'jijitsi' 'jijitsu' 'jujutsi' ive never seen it spelled like that in any language

[@Trgvo]

This is Aiki jutsu's jujutsu techniques or Aiki jutsu waza without aiki

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

it seems like your the one who should 'know what your saying' google jujitsu and jujutsu they have the exact same definition. and then theres the fact that they can be used interchangeably

[@odanne29]

Whats the name of the style?

[@Ultradude604]

@AlexLococo By the way, the US Army makes BJJ (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu) not Traditional jujutsu, part of the curriculum. This should tell you BJJ is for combat, that is real mortal combat, not just for the cage.

[@jjs3890]

There is nothing combative about BJJ. It only addresses the weaponless ground element in a one on one fight on flat stable terrain. And the US military removed the hand to hand combat systems in 2001-2003 because there were more troops going to jail for hospitalizing folks than there were enemies getting thrashed in battle. Congress mandated the removal of CQC and replaced it with sport fightingto address those issues. And BJJ is only part of the new fighting system because it's only 1/3 rd of a complete system. Ever see a BJJ fight fare well with multiple attackers? No, and you never will.

[@imnotsure3334]

JJ3 138 listen mate,send me a video of a jjj guy defending himself against multiple attackers. I’m waiting.

[@hughjaanus6680]

@ 0:54 Who holds a knife like that, it's not a machete?

[@SpecialK6685]

Homes need to respect the tap

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

@AlexLococo bjj and choson judo are the same thing. royce himself said in an interview that its the same thing, all his family did was add leverage, so yes it is an imitation. and last time i checked bjj is 90% ground work so how does judo 'emphazise on ground work' and jujutsu doesnt? you mind telling me why i cant compare them? there isnt a single martial art that was invented to be a sport. there is however a shit load that have been turned into sports.

[@ebor8402]

Have you never done ground fighting? I think you will find it in the traditional ju jitsu and judo. Why be disrespectful of it.

[@user-fn1nm3pn2y]

Міко на висоті!!!

[@kevinburgess2039]

You have to teach it realistically if they have a katana in feudal Japan you can use aikido combining styles is very usefully they won't have they will have guns unarmed clubs knifed I prefer mutipal styles like shotokan karate Japanese jujutsu and aikido you need joint locks standing up as well on the ground

[@wntu4]

Why is the sparring partner not being released when he taps?

[@TheColdSoulz]

Because they train that way on purpose. Makes ya tough

[@imnotsure3334]

TheColdSoulz can’t be tough when ya don’t spar.

[@323Aff]

Well, first I would like to apologize to everyone for my English, and also for any despotism related to what I say. I am a Brazilian, training bujutsus almost ten years, and some of them come to collect as much information as I can.

[@TheColdSoulz]

Where's the mma boys sayin this is fake?

[@oscarcastro4010]

Theyre out in the gym fighting for real

[@jjs3890]

At the gym in their underware wearing gloves fighting agains known fighters that will follow safety rules in a guaranteed one on one fight without weapons so they can then go out and claim they know something about combat...because mugger, thugs and thieves wear gloves and fight with honor.

[@323Aff]

After some time Gracie moved to Rio de Janeiro (over 5000 km away), where he consolidated his reputation. But what was most remarkable was that even with a weak constitution, he became a brawler unbeatable in the alleys of Rio His fame brought many followers to the new style he had been consolidating.

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

@bonegus what does homophobia have to do with anything......oh i see just cause i called it gay all of a sudden im 'homophobic', you might want to look up the definition of homophobia. i dont like guns, that doesnt mean i have a phobia against guns or bullets, dont like being sick - do i have a 'phobia' against disease? no.

[@323Aff]

But his style was being lost, with the jiujitsu taken more and more to the sporting side, losing much of their martial arts, completely corrupting its initial proposal of martial art. Nothing I said is supreme, everything is subject to errors, and any one can fix or suggest some information, I have helped to clarify some of what is jiujitsu.

[@henrycaldwell4454]

You can’t use a martial art in a real life situation without practicing with resistance, kata won’t do it, you need to practice against someone who doesn’t want the technique applied. You need randori, and to do randori you need rules. I know from experience you can teach someone to do a textbook seoi nage in 20 minutes provides you don’t give any resistance, doing in randori is much much harder until you practice in randori. Kata has very limited uses.

[@jjs3890]

Jujutsu schools that still pratice for self defense start with compliant Kata and then build up resistance as they go up the rank ladder and apply safer methods for sparring. But traditional Jujutsu requires applying the principals of swordsmanship so it must be repetitive and slow in the beginning. Sword principals have proven, after centuries of use in life and death conflict, to be more efficient in combat. In sport...maybe not so much because that's a completely different paradigm. Gloves, rules and guaranteed single known attacker, no weapons, mats and safety... changes everything. Both are very useful for self defense but the purpose for training in not comparable.

[@user-tl2zl4kr7l]

Not really you can't do it in street

[@bullschitt514]

I really like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and I wanna learn it too, but even I have to admit it's a bit homoerotic.

[@ebor8402]

Its only homoerotic if you are that way inclined I guess.

[@bonegus]

There is nothing gay about bjj. I understand that it may look like that, but there really is no room for homophobia when you're getting choked. And the name Brasilian Jiu Jitsu is a bit misleading. The art that Gracies learned was not jujutsu, it was judo (in it's original form). BJJ is most definately not shit. It's one of the most effective forms of grappling known to man. The Gracies and others have been proving that for decades. Nice video by the way. Keep up the good work Sasuga guys.

[@jjs3890]

They have proven that BJJ is best at winning BJJ competitions. MMA came about because BJJ was no longer enough to win the MMA competitions because everyone caught on. I can't tell how many times I witnessed wrestlers thrash BJJ folks in open grappling competitions. And on the street it works well so long as it's a one on one fight without weapons against an untrained fighter on flat stable terrain. I heard all the hype too but...it just doesn't add up. It's just another art with very specific uses.

[@johnbravo4093]

Look more deadly.. like silat. Batle field martial art is better.

[@sylvanusjoseph1140]

Its great to see REAL Jiu Jitsu rather than that ground fighting impractical BJJ stuff. Sure it can be ok but against multiple attackers its weak. This is the real stuff.

[@Ultradude604]

@AlexLococo BJJ has saved lives in the streets, in car jacking attempts and even against knife attacks. Although BJJ is a sport, it is a martial art first for the streets, a sport second. Helio Gracie, the creator of BJJ had that in mind. Just because BJJ can be practice as a sport does not mean it can't be a effective martial art. An armlock still breaks the elbow joint on the street if the assailant don't know how to defend it, so can I choke. Your ignorance is laughable.

[@kevinburgess2039]

Striking is taken out of japanese jujutsu it would be useless against armour

[@paulofrota3958]

+Kevin Burgess Yeah... but no, actually no. One wouldn't try to strike against armor but do you see anyone there using armor? One can adapt the technique to the situation. Dealing in absolutes like that is simply inefficient.

[@joaquindegirolamo1885]

is gendai ju jutsu

[@PainoftheAncestors]

No true. Strikes to the exposed areas that armor does not cover are simulated.

[@jjs3890]

Many traditional Jujutsu schools had and still have striking in their systems. Jujutsu is a mixture of Yawara, Tai Jutsu, wajutsu, sumo, koppojutsu (complete striking art). Jujutsu blended these systems and created Jujutsu after the time of big battles was over. Multiple, armed attackers without armor became the norm and Jujutsu had to address this in the most efficient manner. Striking was generally used to set up throws or locks for immeadeate break and disposal. So striking has always existed but used very differently from modern striking.

[@filipstanic4543]

This is not effective in real life!

[@marcelodeustchulguim-nm9qq]

You don't know what you're talking about friend, Jujutsu was in the hands of the samurai on the battlefield, so I stopped being narrow-minded and go train

[@complexblackness]

:47 pure bullshit.

[@shinobidragon999]

ComplexBlackness You’re an asshole have you study any martial arts ?