This is Japanese Ju-Jitsu

Often people find themselves curious as to what Japanese Jiu-Jitsu is. While there are very many styles of jiu jitsu, perceptions, and etc.. most commonly you will see the significant difference in Japanese jiu-jitsu is the emphasis on self-defense. While we still do focus on sport as well, to keep sharp for today's expectations of grappling too, we believe self defense should ALWAYS come first..
#japanesejujitsu #sport #selfdefense

[@darylfields]

Japanese jujitsu is like the father of judo and the grandfather of bjj

[@michaelswann9849]

It is a ceremonial art. Like comparing a studebaker to a nascar stock car

[@vittoriovedli4819]

It's not "like the father". It is, the father!

[@vittoriovedli4819]

@@michaelswann9849 no!

[@michaelswann9849]

@@vittoriovedli4819 yes.

[@GR-le1ms]

​@@vittoriovedli4819yes

[@DarrenBriggs-sf8qt]

Nice to see our arts represented skillfully. Thank you

[@tadeasstavek2927]

I have just turned eighteen today.I am learning this art from the age of seven.I am currently getting ready to achieve my blue belt. I love this martial art.

[@brianclark4713]

Hope you got your Blue homeboy

[@tadeasstavek2927]

@@brianclark4713 Yeah. Now I am training for the brown one

[@DuMaMeMay]

Brazilian jiu jitsu is made more for sport while Japanese jiu jitsu still kept it's lethal techniques for self defense.

[@deebo2932]

Exactly 💯

[@myrongaines5542]

A Japanese JJ black belt walked into our BJJ gym trying to "prove himself". He hurt a few of our white belts. So as a purple belt, my professor asked me to "humble" him. After a few rounds of sparring and him tapping out, he never came back.

[@deebo2932]

@@myrongaines5542 Sure sure, where's your proof??

[@DuMaMeMay]

​@@myrongaines5542 Nice, that happens in every martial arts gym. I could say the same where I've seen JJJ practitioners take out BJJ practitioners, especially when there are no rules in the fight. In a street fight, are you going to lay down on the ground with your legs up and show him your junk?

[@qanonbrasil5255]

Oh Yeah! Every year we see JJ being BJJ world champions ! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@destructionc7596]

I want to do Japanese Ju Jitsu, Judo and Gracie Jiu Jitsu. But I’m only learning GJJ right now. Next I’m gonna learn at a place that teacher judo and Ju Jitsu. This is gonna be fun😁

[@SuperColonel91]

Then just do Regular Japanese Jiu-jitsu! Because Gracie Jiu-jitsu is only a small portion of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, in which BJJ is only small portion of Japanese Jiu-jitsu! And Judo Derives from Jiu-jitsu, So just by training in Japanese Jiu-jitsu, you would cover all of the Techniques taught in those other 2 styles. So my best advice to you is to just save your money and train in Japanese Jiu-jitsu!

[@destructionc7596]

@@SuperColonel91 do you know where I can possibly get instruction for it. I live in GA and can’t find any place that teaches it

[@SuperColonel91]

@@destructionc7596 I guess Google it, or just do Krav Maga which is a Hybrid Fighting Style Geared towards Warfare. One of the styles that it Barrows from is Japanese Jiu-jitsu!

[@dianecenteno5275]

@@destructionc7596 check any school that advertises Judo / Jujitsu or Jujutsu / Krav ( Simplified Jujitsu blended with other arts). You can also look up Yoshitsune Jujitsu/ International Federation of Jujitsuans, or World Warrior Alliance. We have schools worldwide. Good luck 💮

[@you07for07you]

@@SuperColonel91 This is completely wrong. Many techniques have been added to Judo and Jiu-Jitsu after their development, so they are completely different

[@hexkwondo]

That attack on turtle mount is definitely something i would like to replicate.

[@RyanMinney]

Do you have any videos’s that are not technique drilling? Competition, tournament, live randori?

[@tfcjujitsu3881]

I myself am 4th dan in japanese jj, but just a white belt in bjj but i have done very well in tournaments ☺️.. also have done a pretty good job defending in reality as well. I believe japanese jj and Brazilian honestly blend well and both have there emphasis that show

[@RyanMinney]

@@tfcjujitsu3881 so yes or no to live sparring and combat you kind of danced around that one.

[@tfcjujitsu3881]

@@RyanMinney definitely no dancing around, and there are videos of myself in live tournaments on the channel. No recent sparring footage of myself though. When i catch some sparring footage soon ill post to show.. 🙏 all i can say on the topic at the moment.

[@jameslyons6655]

That’s really the main issue. It’s not the techniques, it’s how it is usually trained. Before I started BJJ I trained at my friends JJJ school. Every class there had sparring including stand up, throws and groundwork. He also kept a steady flow of people from other styles (wrestling, aikido, shotokan, Muay Thai) coming through the doors so you would get different looks. Unfortunately that seems to be rare as most places have limited sparring, no competition and rely primarily on fully compliant drills.

[@michaelswann9849]

@@jameslyons6655 jjj is just fancier tai chi.

[@sirethanthegreat4069]

This is an important element of the jujitsu portion of Kajukenbo. By the way, what’s the name of the song? It’s very cool.

[@davidt1621]

I threw a few punches, but I heard classical music instead of rock. Does this indicate incorrect technique?

[@kevinalex4444]

This is the best JJJ style!! Hokutoryu Practitioner from India

[@jeetrajroy3521]

Where in India ??

[@kevinalex4444]

@@jeetrajroy3521 . You should try Ignition MMA gym in Nerul, Navi Mumbai. Sensei Darshan can teach you this style in it's true spirit.

[@johnpauljones9310]

And now you know why Kano synthesize it into Judo. Judo, like wrestling, can be practiced at 100% intensity without permanently harming yourself or your training partners or your opponents in competition. You can't do that with Ju-Jitsu or Karate. Only by going 100% in training do you know you can go 100% when it counts.

[@redpuppy101]

Ssshhhh, Judo is just a sport and cannot be used for fighting or self defense because nobody wears a Gi on the streets!

[@scoobydoo7275]

​@@redpuppy101yeah no one wears jackets and layers for 3/4 seasons of the year, where I live in Michigan

[@redpuppy101]

@@scoobydoo7275 wrestling is probably way more popular there anyway. I’m not saying Judo is the ultimate grappling art, I was just being sarcastic about people not taking it seriously because of the Gi. If I would own a gym without specific competition in mind, I would probably train Gi and NoGi depending on the weather season. But I don’t own a gym, nor am I in any position of teaching. Cheers!

[@scoobydoo7275]

@@redpuppy101 sorry man, I was also being sarcastic because I think judo is great for a cold state like mine. 3 out of the 4 seasons, everyone is in layers or big jackets so the Gi translates well to the streets here.

[@redpuppy101]

@@scoobydoo7275 went over my head, sorry :)) I live in Europe and I am terrible at geography. Just googled to find out that Michigan is up north. Then Gi grappling FTW there!

[@agrmon7]

I've always like the true Japanese style jiu-jitsu. It's more of the combative side, which I believe would be beneficial in real world scenarios. Nothing wrong the other styles of jiu-jitsu. I have mad respect for other forms, but the combative side is where I would do more of.

[@a-man3179]

To everyone asking about resisting opponents, there are other videos on the chnanel which show that.

[@jwiese100]

Its the style the samurai used and that alone makes it awsome

[@gringo3002]

Swords would be of limited use against an armored opponent.

[@Himmyjewett]

they didn't, samurai were horse archers turned gunmen turned nonexistent

[@Montanakid1988]

If you know Brazilian, Japanese Jiu jitsu with judo and sambo you’re a force to be reckoned with

[@jeegunugger1871]

No there is a form of bjj that emphasizes self defense over sport

[@Montanakid1988]

@@jeegunugger1871 not surprised. But I’d rather not take someone on who knows a combination of all those

[@kaen4299]

No point in doing all of these, pick max two of them and get good at both instead of trying to do everything and then suck. Most of these styles have so many techniques in common anyway.

[@BoxingTrainingJourney]

So basically, if you could make shadow clones or if you had a permanent clear schedule.

[@EpiphanyMindChange]

Jujitsu is the fighting art of the samurai. That means it’s made not for sport, but for real fights for soldiers who live for war. As someone who has done multiple martial arts and currently is only a member of 2 gyms (Gracie bjj and Judo), I can say this clearly looks like everything I have ever trained mixed together. I see techniques from each of my arts here.

[@jb_lofi]

Well, yeah, you would. Judo was known as "Kano Jiujutsu" in its early days, and featured many techniques that would be removed from Judo later, including the "do-osae" (guard) and double-leg takedowns, and Gracie Jiujitsu was an offshoot from that.

[@gringo3002]

I'm training in Kodokan Judo. It includes things that aren't allowed in Judo competitions.

[@lmk2869]

No pressure testing against live resisting opponents in hard sparring or competition is a big no no for me. Just scripted movie type shit that works, but only against untrained bafoons mostly.

[@perfectsplit5515]

And they rationalize it with the, "Our school does self-defense, while other schools are for sport."

[@goncalonascimento6054]

Are you really judging it from a 1 minute video?

[@sergiosapori]

There is not a ''Japanese jiu jitsu''. In the past there were a lot of jujutsu schools in Japan. So it is impossible to say : '' It is the real one Jujutsu''.

[@oosmanbeekawoo]

If there were multiple schools in Japan, then how do we distinguish them?

[@martialgeeks]

This is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TheProdigy260592]

Have those techniques been modified ? Because if it really was like that it wouldn’t have lost to Kano’s Judo

[@tfcjujitsu3881]

Our curriculum has techniques that date back as far as the original Koryu jujutsu , to today’s modern jujitsu combat techniques, judo, sambo ect ☺️

[@ManofOneGod]

Can you elaborate on that?? How did it exactly "lose"?

[@windingdriveway]

@@uberjackkde That was because most of the deadly stuff the Samurai used wasn't allowed in the competition. We should never forget they were highly trained assassins, not sport fighters

[@windingdriveway]

@@uberjackkde First of all they were so advanced at limb Manipulation etc they could tear a man apart in seconds. Elite MMA people are Athletes, most people aren't like them, even so I wouldn't be so sure about your statement, real life isn't in the octagon.

[@windingdriveway]

@@uberjackkde I don't mean tear them apart into dozens of pieces, just dislocations (it's still apart) Most people have never experienced real Samurai Jiu Jitsu. These ryu are bound by oaths of Secrecy & Loyalty and have gone further underground with the advent of MMA. They are real. I trained with one such group for some Years. It's not fighting as people understand it, it's instant destruction, so as to face the next battlefield opponent. It's their stuff, not for the Masses.

[@mrnomad1737]

Forbidding JJJ in ufc is like banning punch in boxing competetion. JJJ is the root of judoka, BJJ, kararte and other branch of martial art.

[@oosmanbeekawoo]

Why is it forbidden?

[@HawaiianBro808]

​@@oosmanbeekawoothe website states "Japanese jiu-jitsu techniques can be life-threatening, which is why they are illegal in MMA".

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Awesome!

[@saulreyes2976]

Nice looks like my art old Gracie Jujitsu with vale tudo

[@divinekapinga1071]

I think l will start jiu jutsu japanese l wanted to start box and judo and l think is beautiful combo of two

[@wozzi71]

If you wanna work in the theatre ,this is the martial art for you

[@perfectsplit5515]

Exactly. A GJJ white belt who was a judo white belt who had no other experience grappling did ne-waza at a school teaching judo and Japanese Jujitsu. He was tapping the black belts in judo and Japanese Jujitsu.

[@JudokaInTraining1987]

@@perfectsplit5515 That's probably because Gracie Jiu-Jitsu is up to date with the modern times.

[@josemontoyamotos290]

El Jiujitsu Japonés es parecido a el Goshin-Jutsu?

[@patiscool5553]

This looks pretty solid except the akido looking hand manipulation, those usually seem sus. The rest just looks like judo and bjj.

[@tfcjujitsu3881]

Well they all have very close to the same techniques just different emphasis ☺️.. and yes aikido got there arm and wrist locks from original jujutsu wich are still taught today for traditional purposes!

[@mikeylitchfield4651]

Yes those wrist lock and hand manipulation techniques are complete bullshit but If you take a JJJ class they will insist on covering them.

[@graciescottsdale]

@@mikeylitchfield4651 Are you saying wrist locks are BS?

[@amritakaushik2168]

@@mikeylitchfield4651 No it's not .Touch some grass .

[@mikeylitchfield4651]

@@graciescottsdale From standing they are yeah. From ground grappling they work but you're never going to get someone in a wrist lock from a punch which is what they practice in Aikido and JJJ.

[@martinkarori7203]

There is nothing like Japanese jujitsu. Where did you get that term?

[@Himmyjewett]

there is?

[@goncalonascimento6054]

It's literally the original martial art of the samurai where Judo, BJJ, Sambo and many other arts came and were inspired from.

[@KennethSlavaAdamson]

It's sooo hard to find a Japanese Jujutsu dojo... with all this BJJ craze... We had a Hakko Ryu club in the university, and it was amazing. Now I live in the Chicago burbs, and there isn't a single Japanese jujutsu dojo within 1 hour of driving... :(

[@dordo123]

There are two MAIN ju jitsu: Ju Jitsu. And Brazilian ju jitsu. There isnt a "japanese" ju jitsu.

[@VinOptimaxxx]

Sure, although these days it helps to clarify due to the popularity of BJJ

[@mrnomad1737]

Bjj is ground specialisation of JJJs grapling technique judoka . Where do people think judoka comes from.

[@nmn8829]

None of the guys in the video were resisting

[@levivahn469]

That's how drilling works.

[@michaelswann9849]

Sweet drilling bro

[@joelperry8187]

The American version is Combat Judo. Seek out a dojo and join the fun!

[@HiphopPushpromo]

This is cute but if you were to face a bigger opponent flipping him over your back or hip is not gonna work And the scissors take down will not work also. The rest of the techniques look good.

[@lordrobert12]

Where is Mr. Miyag?

[@LucasPRamos-uw5ro]

I didn't expect to see a GANSEKI-NAGE and a DO-GAESHI in this videos

[@kimosanders8727]

sparring?

[@tomshelby8351]

Fellow Hokutoryu practitioner from India...oss!

[@redraiderbjj6342]

I love it, some cool techniques.

[@iainstewart423]

BJJ is for sports, Japanese JJ is for the real world 👍

[@flintan4885]

You have no idea what you are talking about

[@iainstewart423]

@@flintan4885 I’m a former royal marine with over 12 years experience operating all over the world including 4 tours of Afghanistan. Plus I’m a second Dan in karate and jujitsu. Been doing martial arts for over 20 years. And you think you know better? 🤣😂

[@flintan4885]

@@iainstewart423 Yes, obviously

[@flintan4885]

@@iainstewart423 First of all bjj wasent developed for sport. Even if it wouldn't make it any less affective. JJJ includesany wrist locks and standing joint locks witch don't work on a resisting opponent. JJJ and Karate sparing is somtimes not the worst thing in the world, but an mma fighter or some who trains bjj or Muy Thai would distroy the everage JJJ guy. The JJJ and Karte spparing ruel sent are far from optimal from perfect. Military experience dosent say anything about martial arts knowledge. Have you ever tried standing wrist locks against a resisting opponent. Have you ever fought under an mma ruel set?

[@iainstewart423]

@@flintan4885 military experience doesn’t matter? I’ve learned from the best how to kill without hesitation with a vast array of weapons but also with my bare hands. Trust me, Japanese jujitsu works!

[@ronin2167]

I didn't see one Japanese person.

[@josejose-je6xu]

Wow

[@berylrosenberg704]

Its Eagle Claw Kung Fu or Wado Ryu plus a green belt in Judo

[@Tim_Currys_Acting_Career]

What is the technique used at 00:17?

[@josejose-je6xu]

Japan is cool I always love them

[@jeanceron9238]

Someone along time ago told me krav Maga was water down jiu-jitsu now I see 😂😂😂

[@Goldone99]

Kung Fu Hustle 💡

[@enriqueserrano7413]

Japanese Jiu Jitsu is like Krav Maga but legit

[@vittoriovedli4819]

Japanese Ju Jitsu is like Krav Maga? No!!

[@HeavyHunter16]

lmao did you guys even notice that there is not one single japanese person doing this xD

[@stoopidhaters]

Did you know that there are many Karate dojos in America? And in many of them, the sensei is not Japanese. Does that mean they are not training Karate?

[@thebuddhaofknowledgemichae2486]

They taught that in WW2

[@MrPlastyfikator]

All the greasy old dudes that have never sparred in their entire lives: "show me the sparring". Internet warlords, smh.

[@tfcjujitsu3881]

Actually friend, those old guys all come from the old school JJ fighting tournaments that do it all, kick, punch, knee, elbow, throw, grapple.. they may look like funny guys, but there very legit

[@m5a1stuart83]

Well even Goju have their own full contact called Irikumi Go which you can do punchs, kicks, throws and some sort of grappling. It may not be like BJJ but they look like MMA in Gi.

[@megag52]

I don't think this is winning against someone actually fighting back

[@mikeylitchfield4651]

Nope it wont. I dropped this for MMA and kickboxing and I'm not looking back.

[@amritakaushik2168]

It works in MMA .So there fore it's legit

[@megag52]

@@amritakaushik2168 as long as it works in mma

[@kaen4299]

@@mikeylitchfield4651 The leg locks and throws are totally legit techniques.

[@mikeylitchfield4651]

@@kaen4299 Yeah they are very legit. Unfortunately the sparring in JJJ is so infrequent that most of you can't use them as well as a BJJ guy or a Judoka. I learnt a lot of techniques from JJJ but I never really learned how to set up any of them from people who were putting up resistance or thinking a few steps ahead. It's only really sparring that teaches you how to do that.

[@ericpeterson6822]

This looks like John Wick

[@buildinsilence]

This is what he uses in the movies

[@jeffreyparker4033]

No, that's for BJJ

[@MultiBearsfan54]

So it’s literally just MMA?

[@jacquesaebischer9124]

L'efficacite meme

[@iamthelizardking6239]

If I’m ever in a fight and my opponent just stands still and let’s me attack I’ll be sure to do this stuff.

[@FredKirk-vi2rp]

Are you restarted? This martial art was created for hand-to-hand combat during war lol

[@iamthelizardking6239]

@@FredKirk-vi2rp no I’m not “restarted” but you’re definitely retarded if you think this is realistic in anyway. There is zero aliveness to what they are practicing, I want to see them spar each other.

[@arystanbeck914]

Looks like combat sambo to me

[@Freeman-xm7ug]

What is the difference between JJJ and BJJ

[@emanuelevalenza9334]

JJJ is true ju jitsu, the ancient Japanese martial art of samurai. BJJ is a martial art derived from judo.

[@kloewe6069]

@@emanuelevalenza9334 To be more specific too, I think JJJ trains more in lethal self-defense and "neutralizing" while BJJ trains in grappling and holds, never to kill or seriously harm your opponent. Which is better legally, haha 😂

[@antanaskiselis7919]

One is traditional martial art. With some emphasis on tradition, history and alleged authenticity. It's trained and practiced mostly in co-operative training as most traditional martial arts are. BJJ is modern martial art and combat sport. Akin to boxing or muay thay. While there is some co-operative training during drilling, there is very strong emphasis on live rolling that is fighting with fully resisting opponents who are trying to hurt you back. With Royce Gracie debut, BJJ won attention when it dominated Mixed Martial Arts scene. Recently it's been countered a bit by wrestling to prevent takedowns in the first place or with better BJJ. It also continues to innovate and is not concerned about "traditional" or whatever, if things work, they work. The bullshit is shaved with sparring. If you're more about learning the culture and I guess history not, go to JJJ. If you want to learn to fight go to BJJ. That is, to actually learn to fight you'll also need to supplement grappling with takedowns (wrestling or judo) and striking (boxing, muay thai).

[@mikeylitchfield4651]

Well without getting into the weeds and just talking about what it is practically which I can comment on because I did JJJ twice a week for eight years. Japanese Jujitsu is a combination of all the techniques you will find in Aikido Judo and BJJ. Many of the techniques are good but the training methodology is complete b*llshit. There's very little sparring so you're not actually getting taught how to fight. BJJ covers only techniques specific to ground fighting and takedowns. There is a lot of sparring involved in BJJ so what you do learn you will develop the confidence to use. I've heard this guy talk about Japanese Jujitsu being the original and true Jujitsu that was taught in Ancient Japan in the comments. First off he has no way of actually knowing that and secondly I very much doubt that's the case considering you can go to any Judo, Aikido or BJJ school and find all of the same techniques that are found in JJJ. Seriously I have not stumbled across one JJJ technique that can not be found in a different martial art. There is nothing unique or exceptional about Japanese Jujitsu or Traditional Jujitsu.

[@gringo3002]

​@@emanuelevalenza9334 From what I've heard, Judo was originally known as Kano Jujutsu and was still known as Kano Jujutsu when Brazilian Jujutsu was made from it. Otherwise, you'd have Brazilian Judo instead of Brazilian Jujutsu.

[@icookfood5680]

🤙

[@slugnaholowaa7406]

So Japanese ju jitsu is doing demonstrations?

[@jaymorsis-official]

Do you know what a demonstration is? Or was that a failed attempt at being a smart aleck?

[@senseihitmanwayofkempo8305]

Looks similar 2 danzan ryu

[@chriswilcox8977]

Out of interest, why or how is this specifically Japanese JuJutsu?

[@a-man3179]

Too much standing for Brazilian.

[@chriswilcox8977]

​@@a-man3179Ha, there is that - it's modern JJ for me, certainly not 'Japanese' in terms of my experience over there.

[@Fullmetal_christo]

I keep seeing Kani Basami, I thought this was outlawed in Judo/ Jiu Jitsu?

[@Zton-yn4kc]

Well, just because something is outlawed doesn’t mean you shouldn’t know it. Ask Mace Windu why his lightsaber is purple ;)

[@buildinsilence]

In competition bc the knee can buckle

[@definitlynotbenlente7671]

It is perfectly fine in japanese jujutsu

[@adrianprincipe2370]

7 seconds in and shows the most illegal Ju Jitsu move.

[@definitlynotbenlente7671]

Its fine in japanese jujutsu i have done kami basami many times in sparring i do not know what the fuss is about

[@Tjb571]

Idk how I feel about this the beginning feels like one of those fake gym montages so I couldn't watch the first 10 seconds

[@beimircc6434]

Is it really tho?

[@zsonohanz]

Yeah but no sparring though :/

[@tfcjujitsu3881]

Not here friend, just demo more than anything. But japanese jujitsu does definitely spar. Feel free to research some Japanese tournaments ☺️

[@AtticusDenzil]

i like the video combat style but what's with the shitty music?

[@rumchata6569]

Just do sambo and avoid the soyjitsu

[@JJR_83]

No. That’s basic Judo with white belt Jiu-Jitsu sprinkled in a the end.

[@cameronforbes2649]

classless comment

[@tfcjujitsu3881]

No friend, our system is original japanese jujutsu as far as lineage, but our head masters practiced Judo, sambo and more. Therefore its a tad different than pure traditional jj.

[@AL-ri6bk]

😂 wait what?

[@mikeylitchfield4651]

@@tfcjujitsu3881 You don't actually know what Jujutsu was in its original form though. You guys just kind of larp like you do. I would also find it kind of an amazing coincidence that you teach the original and purest form of Jujutsu which just happens to be a combination of all the techniques found in Judo BJJ and Aikido without a single one unique to the form that you teach. Weird how that works. It's almost like it's a just a hodge-podge of techniques from existing styles marketed as the the original artifact or something.

[@kaen4299]

@@mikeylitchfield4651 You have a point about the methodology of training but your argument about needing to have exclusive techniques is absolute nonsense. All these techniques you see in more modern martial arts like Judo and BJJ derive from JJJ, this is actually basic knowlege which makes it worse. They took it from JJJ and not the other way around like you're trying to say. The difference is that Judo and BJJ actually apply them in live sparring, hence why the training methodology in these arts is better. But the techniques themselves are from JJJ, it's literally common sense too, because JJJ is much older. And yes we know what JJJ is in it's original form. But there are a lot of styles in JJJ, there is no single general form of JJJ, but the the different styles we know of are dated back to the japanese middle age.

[@johnbaptist7082]

Judo is better.

[@slugnaholowaa7406]

Japanese ju jitsu is fighting someone who doesn't fight back? That's great!

[@revbladez5773]

Every martial arts does no-resistance drilling.

[@slugnaholowaa7406]

@@revbladez5773 just making jokes

[@definitlynotbenlente7671]

​@@slugnaholowaa7406and bjj is but schooting and banning all dangerous techniques

[@fr0g365]

All fun and games till your opponents stops acting like a mannaquin and knows some grappling

[@dailywakeup69]

This is sambo

[@Himmyjewett]

guess where sambo came from

[@vibovitold]

@@Himmyjewett Ju-Jitsu -> Judo and then Judo -> Sambo and Judo -> BJJ

[@stoopidhaters]

Sambo has elements of Wrestling, Judo, Jiu-Jitsu, Karate.

[@Adventurer-Rikth]

JJJ > BJJ

[@flintan4885]

For what?

[@certinho76]

Where are the Japanese? Looks like American Ju-jitsu with all the crappy and distracting music!

[@n.b.1684]

its not Juiuiui Jitsu its not Juiji Jietsu its not JI Yitsu or any other bullshit. It is Jū-Jutsu or Ju-Jutsu. It was just a translation mistake. This is known already and there is no reason anymore to call it Jiiiiiiiiitsu. Also Brazialian Ju Jitsu is "Ju Jutsu". Do you guys write "Tomorrow" or "TOOOOMARRAW" ?

[@classicanatura]

And not a single Japanese person to be found. I’m sure this is totally legit

[@I3orrovv]

As if being Japanese had anything to do with practicing traditional Jiu Jitsu. That's like saying I can't speak French well unless I'm French.

[@classicanatura]

@@I3orrovv you don’t have to be French to speak French, but if you’re going to teach French I’d prefer you be French.

[@eddietheblasian2043]

@@classicanatura lmao

[@Johnny-pm4ts]

@@classicanatura what

[@NYPATRIOTBX]

@@classicanatura then by that metric you should only be learning BJJ from someone who is from Brazil 🤣

[@scarred10]

Not Japanese anything,this is a mixture of judo,jap jitsu,karate and bjj taught outside Japan, there is almost no real jap jitsu left,even in Japan itself.

[@KingJancelot]

JJJ is the father of Judo,. Aikido, BJJ, Hapkido, Sambo, etc but they all come from Shuai Jiao.

[@21nitro21]

In the cage and on the street JAPANESE JJ is number one. Jon Jones is JAPANESE JJ and a few others. BJJ doesn't work if you cannot keep it on the ground. When I fight and was a MMA champion I used JAPANESE JJ. It was very beneficial because I have my black belt in it as in Judo. This is why my DOJO dominates at these competitions.

[@808souljahxl5]

So it' basically Goju Ryu Karate.

[@patrickrichard5948]

I’m a Goju Ryu 2nd kyu, and I’ve yet to see any Goju Ryu karateka do a hip throw like that because of their karate training

[@teodytrinidad9497]

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