Im currently a second degree brown belt in jjj and started doing bjj again a few months back and i use alot of jjj in my standup game along with some wrestling and it amazes me how much all of it can flow together.
not sorry.... but poor throwing techniques....the tai otoshi is not well executed neither the ipon seoi nage... the tori it's a brown belt so he do not has any excuse for that kind of errors in the techineques...
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This video just goes to show how important groundwork is. Blue gi should have followed up with a submission technique against an opponent who just keeps re-popping up. White gi should learn jujutsu too. Very weird match. Yes, that was a joke.
BJJ(grappling) is one catalog in Jujutsu. One can argue many different arguments on both side but a thing can never be better than something that it comes from. It can only make advancements.
Most of these appear to be the same throws. Mainly ipponzeoi, ogoshi and harai goshi with a few others like tsurikomi gosh and o uchi thrown in from time to time. And tori is really taking his time and entering really widely. Especially for his harai goshi he's really throwing his leg far forwards then really driving it backwards with a lot of strength and very slowly And uke's ukemi...
No, but since nobody else has commented I can get you started. The basic over-the-shoulder is a seio nage. It's possible this is called "ippon seionage" (one arm shoulder throw) but if so it's a variation. It's putting a lot more tension on the elbow joint than for example, Judo would recommend doing (for safe practice without frequent injury). It also reminds me of "sode tsurikomi goshi" because of the sleeve pull; I don't think it's a "goshi" (hip throw) though; but I'm just throwing out additional techniques for you to google since I'm not sure my first answer is going to hit it 100%.
Call out to god Yes, however you need to unbalance your opponent first and sometimes this part of the training is ignored to focus on the throws alone. It's important to teach strikes aswell which are used to soften your opponent making them easier to throw...
Any technique is effective in a street fight if you're comfortable enough. I have an orange belt in JJJ and have done wrestling for 2 years. The leg sweeps technique from JJJ can be quite effective against wrestlers sometimes and easy to pull off.
The throws themselves will work from multiple entry points; they are just using punches for the demo because it's a good way to showcase the throws Most/nearly all of those throws will work from more of a clinch-fighting position, like in Judo; and possibly from other entries like wrist grabs or bear hugs from behind, etc (depending on the techniques themselves).
The one at 1:54 is some kind of Harai... Not sure which. He's basically just angling out to the side and sweeping one leg. Judo harai techniques are usually done with motion (like "Deashi harai") You may have a hard time finding someone in the youtube comments section who knows the specific JJJ name for that specific sweep.
Uh dude,what is he doing or the arm movements he is doing on the blocks with the strikes before the Judo throws? Those are called Jujitsu arm bars,arm sweeps & takedowns! I know because I am a practitioner of Okinawan Shorin Ryu Karate.Who is the son of 2 parents who both practiced it & my father(Roki Dan 6th degree black belt & 10th degree Sho Dan in Aikido) actually owned a dojo where we live in the mid 70's-early 80's.Got plenty of proof on my Facebook to prove it! And I am also an instructor with a degree in Krav Maga which is Japanese Jujitsu,Aikido,Wing Chun,Jeet Kune Do,Muay Thai,boxing & Brazilian Jiujitsu. So please, nothing personal I have the criteria to know what I am talking about.And if you are not a martial artist or a practitioner of any form,mainly Japanese like I have known since 3,throwing kicks.Do not comment about art forms you do not know nothing about! As someone engrained with a Japanese martial art legacy.It disturbs me when I see people in RU-vid martial art videos acting like they're Mr.Myagi gurus!
It's Jujitsu. Judo originated from Jujitsu and was devised by Jigoro Kano in the 1860's. So, apart from some modifications (and with the exception of the throws which are deemed too dangerous for competition), Judo throws are Jujitsu throws. Understand now?
yes, Jiujitsu is the father of many descendant martial arts. From Jiujitsu we have, Karate, Aikido, Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu etc. It all came from this core of the source. Created by the Samurais. When punching hard armor with a fist was ineffecitve, a throw followed by an armbar-> break arm = a lot more effective.
This is a practice session/demo of the basic throwing technique, not a sparring match. Hence Uke does not resist. The jujutsu dojo in which i train practices full contact randori with striking and throws against resisting opponents, up to four or five at once at the higher Dan ranks, as do many others. People with little or no training spend a lot of time making misinformed comments on the interwebs.
+ferretapocalypse I have heard of a demonstration so all the more reason to look better! And there is no excuse to enter the throws incorrectly either!
to anyone saying that in Ju Jutsu you dont spar full contact in our school we do, when you train like the way you do in the video you are practicing technique only. so your Uke is not meant to resist he is simply just a body to be thrown. however in randori and sparring you do in fact practice throws on a non co operative opponent.
When I was young Jujitsu was just called "jujitsu" and we practiced many moves seen in several schools today, even some of those known as "aikido" and "kodokan goshin jutsu". The Japanese science of winning by giving way is still the best system for self defense, IMO.
The guy in white Gi isn't trying to prevent blue Gi from those throws. I heard Japanese Jujitsu practitioners don't sparr full contact like the BJJ practitioners do. No good!
46jokers You obviously have no knowledge in martial arts. grappling is always full contact. no punches or strikes but full speed and full resistance and full contact
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46jokers Bruce Lee worshippers such as yourself are very childish and feminine. Sounds like you had no father in your home while you were a child. Maybe you think little Brucie is your Daddy? LOL
