It’s different. Japanese Jujutsu is a martial art similar to MMA but mainly for realistic scenarios and for destruction rather than a sport. Jujutsu was used by the Samurai.
@@XrayIuxx Yes, in Brazilian jiu jitsu the focus is on the grappling ground part, creating different variations of strikes, so it stopped being a fight for strong and even thin people who could easily do it, but from what I'm seeing it seems to me that nowadays they use jiu jitsu on the ground and fighting on the feet, and they call it jujutsu, but in reality jujutsu is judo and jiu jitsu but simplified on the ground, fewer strikes and variations. I translated this text, I don't know if the translation is correct.
@@brunnolgl2199 I understood what you said it was all clear. Brazilian JiuJitsu is also sport orientated. Jujutsu is not judo, it created Judo and Judo created Brazilian JiuJitsu is mainly ground game. Jujutsu involves Judo, Aikido, Krav Maga, Karate, Brazilian JiuJitsu, etc. Brazilian doesn’t contain striking while Jujutsu involves all types of strikes. I study martial arts arts and learn a lot about them and I know is a lot about many different martial arts. Further more, Judo and BJJ both don’t have strikes and Jujutsu is both stand up and involves a lot of ground game.
Jujutsu is the father art of judo and Aikido and so forth .. and the grandfather Art of BJJ .. which means judo is bjj dad .. but japanese jujutsu is the original ..
@@rusiatevuetibau6333 most sport jj is light contact without head shots or ground shots This is the only one that is virtually mma in a gi,kudo is the same but without ground shots and the helmet gives bad habits,ive sparred in one mamy times when i had facial injuries.
@@rusiatevuetibau6333 "LMAO nah thats on YOU if you don’t make a habit of blocking, that’s clearly a reach" In fact, that's a well know issue in Kudo. Thanks to the helmet's protection, it's too common that Kudo players don't have proper guard. Kudo is amazing and likely the best Karate style in terms of fighting, but the helmet - although necessary - bring issues.