Sensei Billy Doak, "This Is Ju Jitsu!"

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Goshin Ju-jitsu Association UK-Wales

6 жыл бұрын

Video Of Sensei Billy Doak, founder of the Goshin Ju-Jitsu Association UK-Wales. Please like our videos and subscribe to our channel!

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@sylvanusjoseph1140 3 жыл бұрын

It's good to see PROPER JIU JITSU for a change rather than the Brazilian Ground Wrestling Watered down form of Jiu Jitsu.

@antpausac 6 жыл бұрын

I think that people who looks to these kind of videos,must understand that they are done to make possible to understand and see how the thecnics must be done. Only in a continuously pratice someone could be able to use it in real combat. They are very dificult to get ready to aply them in the velocity that any real situation demands...But, that is a question of the dedication a student are ready do aply in he's pratice. Doing those kind of movements in a "real velocity", will not allow the students to understand how do use the thecnics. Be safe and don't forget that this is a way without stoppages.

@garethsmith585 14 сағат бұрын

Had the honour to meet and train with Billy doak in mid 90s. I can quite honestly say id seen nothing like him...ever. A superb martial artist

@Seegie16

Holy smokes thow throws

@garywilliamson1859 4 жыл бұрын

I know this is just training! The techniques are very refined. This teacher is excellent! As far as street effectiveness all of these techniques can be applied by implementing Atemi such as a punch to the throat, neck or other vital area, before executing a throw. Train hard with some sparing a few times a week and the combat effectiveness will become evident.

@JeffreyParker-ok5ed

Why is there even a damn debate on BJJ and JJJ? All this came from the Japanese. In which the Gracies take a lot of credit for. Everyone should loook up Kosen Judo. Befire the Gracies called it Brazilian Jiujitsu. JJJ is still one of the most effective classic martial arts out there. Even Gracie Jiujitsu is basically JJJ with their version of using leverage

@Master-Shannon 5 жыл бұрын

53 now with messed up arthritic knees wish I would found a teacher like this 30 odd years ago. Found 2, 7th Dan bujutsu Daito ryu masters in Japan (meaning weapons as well) unfortunately both weren’t interested in teaching. One was always drunk the other was only interested in marrying off his mid-30’s daughter. So if you find a good teacher treat them as you would pure gold.

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@fractalofgod6324 3 жыл бұрын

I had the privilege to train in Billy's class for a short while in the 90s. He was everything you would want in a sensei, I never found better.

@therhino9661 Жыл бұрын

Loved my time traing under Billy's tuition back in nearly 1987 for almost 3 years or so in the old church in Llanelli, Wales. Some of the techniques showed by Billy within this video are exceptionally fulfilled. With that being said, anyone who personally knew, and trained under his tutelage will agree, "That was Billy. What else would you expect?" LOL. A GREAT man. A humble man. A man also built like the broad side of a barn in his weightlifting/bodybuiling days too. Another sport Billy turned me onto in my youth. Billy, you had a great effect on this mans life, that I still rely on to this day, Sensai Doak.

@sandersblackbeltacad 5 жыл бұрын

This was a life well lived. RIP

@BB-mv9wl Жыл бұрын

A real shame this guy is no longer with us. One of the best I've ever seen by a country mile!

@chrisipacs2091

Absolutely love this i teach Korean Hapkido..its almost a direct reflection of this art..Rip Kyoshi Billy..You do and will Always have my Absolute Respect Sir!!

@andydbedford

Billy Doaks, was one of the very few teachers outside of Aikido that I got to train with. I grew up in Hereford and by the time I I met Billy had studied Aikido for about 5-6 years. He did a demonstration at a Budo event host by Gwynn Jones Shihan, (can’t remember where), I found his techniques remarkably precise and consistent, it was jaw dropping seeing his demonstration, not least his Uke being able to take it.