Japanese police's Taiho Jutsu 逮捕術 (arresting techniques) 

Interesting, especially in contrast to: "The purpose of this art (Daito ryu Aikijujutsu) is not to be killed, not to be struck, not to be kicked, and we will not strike, will not kick, and will not kill. It is completely for self-defense. We can handle opponents expediently, utilizing their own power, through their own aggression. So even women and children can use it. However, it is taught only to respectable people. It's misuse would be frightening..." -- Takeda Sokaku

@@andrewrodriguez7310 ''You kill the opponent with strikes, you throw them to get rid of the body''- Ueshiba Morihei (before he lost his mind)

That was before Judo became sport orientated.....

And what do you mean by repeating the words attributed to him from having said maybe one day before?

柔道とは自分、仲間、家族を守るために作られました

So basically they are not trained ,to do the job they do .

@@oscarsaucedo5446 ...how are they gonna be trained when they're getting "defunded" all over the country?

Police dept have been under trained for decades , defunding is not an excuse... they had centuries to get it right... defunding is the cost subpar performance.

@@oscarsaucedo5446 Sure they could always have better training... but "subpar" ? ...Really? Police have over 375 million interactions with civilians per year and in 2019 there were only 9 questionable shootings. Those figures are miraculous. Apparently they're doing pretty damn good.

I bet if Officers were trained to fight, we would have less shooting incidents like Jacob Blake

@@saltypepper4028 i've heard that Krav Maga has recently also turned from great to shit, depends on the school and teacher of course, not necessarily the majority but a lot of them are starting to use less effective training methods which are making the techniques almost useless, since those practitioners won't be able to use them when adrenaline kicks in.

Aikido has always been a practical self-defense martial art that focuses itself on not punch/kick/tackling the opponent. Its just that some frauds advertised the Aikido as the strongest fighting technique that doesn't throw punches yet it surpasses them, which is obviously false and lead to the misconception of whole Aikido being seen as a fraud.

@@cman8995 No it hasn’t.

@@echofoxtrotwhiskey1595 How so? I think its focus on trying to neutralize someone who are bigger and stronger than you, has a practical self-defense uses. It obviously wouldn't overpower the opponent and win you fights, but if you are lucky enough it could buy you time to run away to get help or grab a weapon. It makes sense that it's applied in police force since not every officers are a fighter nor built like one.

@@saltypepper4028 people who says things like "who gives you his arm willingly" doesn't understand Aikido training method. If you are a beginner and I don't give you my arm willingly, you'll never learn how to perform the technic. If two people have to practice a technique thousand times a day, alternating the roles of attacker and defender offering each other full resistance every time, probably they'll not be able to training next few days. Aikido way of training is right, the understanding of it that people who tries Aikido two or three times, or watch it in RU-vid, probably not

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So sad but true!

@@Projectdarksource Cyclops! A one eyed creature with limited vision.

And they'd be right. When someone pulls a gun, you rarely have time to figure out if they're gonna negotiate or just start shooting. You have to assume they're gonna shoot people.

@@burgeryoufoundbehindthegrill No one is talking about "justified " use of lethal force here. The context is handling situations properly and efficiently when it's not. So that it doesn't lead you into a compromised situation where you feel threated enough to shoot an unarmed man. And in the instances where they showed techniques with a gun it would be how to deal with it when caught off guard and your weapon is not available or holstered.

Thank you Leslie

Same in Jodo. We use the Jo staff to deflect the weapon then strike the hand. We can follow with a strike to solar plexus, ribs or head but the hands are targeted.

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If unique is a nice way of saying you would get beat down badly by someone with 1-2 years of boxing or BJJ, yes. It’s extremely unique. LOL

George Dillman his worst student. The guy is a fraud.

@@michaelstrong4823Yeah, no. That never happens as much as you like to believe. Taiho Jutsu is for police and they can take down someone with those disciplines.

@@Shadowrulzalways LOL. At least know a bit of history regarding your fantasies before typing. Taiho Jitsu was abandoned by the US armed forces years ago. The army does combatives. Every other branch has something similar with a different name. A mixture of boxing, wrestling and BJJ. There has never been one ranked fighter from that discipline. Please just stop. Oh, dork sensei would beat Jon Jones. He just doesn’t want to be a millionaire and have his style be considered the greatest ever. Hahahaha. He said feudal Japanese jujitsu. Comedy.

@@michaelstrong4823 Bruh, nothing you said was even remotely fact. Taiho Jutsu was never used by Armed Forces. It is still taught in USA law enforcement. Also combative is not a mix of boxing, wrestling and BJJ. It has JJJ in it. And still taught to this day. Even Japanese Self-Defense force still uses JJJ in their training and they spar tirelessly with it. JJJ is a military art. It’s not a sport. And you’re seriously going to quote Jon Jones? The man is a moron and a deviant. 😂😂😂 He needs to stay in jail, where he belongs after all those crimes he just committed.

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Hahahahaha. Dog fighting? Luckily we’re back to this combined uke dance that doesn’t work.

@@michaelstrong4823 I wonder how people actually fight before the invention of guns. Then we can see if the traditional stuffs work or not.

​@@michaelstrong4823if it doesn't work it would not have been created, beside you do watch this video are you? it's simple as that

Check out Tommy Moore on youtube under the heading Bartitsu lab you will find a lot of information on Fairbairns gutter fighting system...

@@stefanobio7045 thx mate but im sub in his channel his is making awesome content 😁

@@eliastzanis7711 Your very welcome Elias......stay safe.....train hard and fight easy.......

@@stefanobio7045 you to mate 😁

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Yeah.. not to mention the leg holds the biggest artery in your body, and the chance of missing and hitting an innocent bystander is super high.

It's okay thanks for letting me know

What stunt?

@@burgeryoufoundbehindthegrill OK, basically what happened was Rokas made a few videos where in the first one he did a bad Jui Jitsu technique and waited for a while for the comments section to call out it was bad and then released a video going "congradulations you called out a bad technique Jui Jitsu people are awesome.... Blah blah blah..." He then did another video where he did a bad kotegaeshi in training claiming that his MMA coach was impressed with it and they were going to incorporate it into their MMA training. Most of the comments section called out that it was a bad technique or that he was making another hoax post. And a few people who gave a lukewarm, "oh thats nice, glad you could find something from your old training that works." He then went on to reveal that it was indeed another fake video amd took the very few comments that said "oh that's nice..." to claim "OH YOU SEE AIKIDO PEOPLE CAN'T LOOK AT TECHNIQUES CRITICALLY! THEY'RE ALL SHEEP! MMA N' JUIJITSU ARE THE ONLY WAY!....BLAH BLAH BLAH" It was complete case of confirmation bias. He started with his conclusions already drawn and went from there. Which is why I have no respect for the man and refuse to watch any video with him in it. To be honest he acts, or at least did act a few years ago like a convert to a new religion who becomes a fanatic (the old saying "More Catholic than the Pope" comes to mind) to the point where even if other MMA people say something positive about Aikido's footwork or timing he would try to shut them down (almost like he couldn't believe the heresy of a MMA person finding anything positive in Aikido) I don't know if that additude of his has changed or not, like I said I refuse to watch any video with him in it because I have lost all respect for that man.

@@jtilton5 So what you're saying is... You're an Aikidoka?

@@burgeryoufoundbehindthegrill Yeah, 3rd Dan in Nishio Ryu, though I've also studied some Judo, and Hapkido (When I lived in S. Korea)

Try putting a wrist lock on a person who is intoxicated thorough alcohol / drugs / mental problems and / or very aggressive.......

@@stefanobio7045 It's a technique that you can use when the opportunity presents its self. Honestly, I believe any move is viable, just got to pick your timing.

@@alexplayspad Yes your correct but there are many other factors to consider.......

@@stefanobio7045 Violence is chaos I understand that. I also understand that a wrist lock is a compliance technique and it won't work for everybody. Multiple people attacking you it would be a bad idea to go a lock of any kind. As I said, any technique is viable, may that be kickboxing, wrestling, jiu-jitsu, to having to pull out pepper spray, a taser, or a gun.

@@alexplayspad Yes very true.....a wise warrior avoids the battle.....

They are professionals... but idiots keep yelling about defunding police, so that means less training. But BJJ/grappling/wrestling classes for all police would be hugely beneficial... I just don't know who's gonna pay for it.

The Police have firearms, body armour, batons, taser, handcuffs, CS or OC sprays, body worn cameras etc so unfortunately the self defence and control and restraint techniques form only a very small part of thier training now......

Taiho Jutsu is a mix of Karate, Judo, Aikido, Kenjutsu and Jujutsu. It’s got plenty.

The have a deeper car for their citizens. They care for the mentally ill, and will do all they can to solve the issue without taking life and they are very effective at it. Very peaceful society as a result. Okinawa is the best place I've ever lived in whose police I'm most comfortable with.

Thank you for sharing

I totally agree with you

Then go for BJJ, then karate, then boxing, then muay Thai, then capoeira.

Nao à toa AQ se desenvolveu o jiu jitsu.

Ye

I always knew that aikido works, because it has the same base as judo, which is jujutsu, the martial art that the samurai used when they were unarmed. The thing is that most aikidokas don't train like they should

Shoji Nishio Sensei.

Bruh, you just need to train your body. Don't be lile those people that say that they are bad at something without even getting used to it

Too bad you don’t know the difference between to and too. It’s also too bad that you are speaking on something that NAVY S.E.A.L.s, S.A.S. and every real world operator says is a ridiculous movie like concept. Shooting to wound gives someone capable of deadly force a chance to kill after wounded. Now they are pissed off and think they’re dying. Grow up buddy.

@@michaelstrong4823 yeah but it really depends, most people will just lose all of their force on their grip when shoot, so their weapon would fall. and i know that most would shoot unintentionally when this happens because of factors like how scary a gunshot sound is, but on this video, the police have shields and there are no hostages, there is no need to kill. Same thing if the suspect only has a knife, you don't need to fricking kill him, unless he's to close to you and you don't have time to shoot to a non-lethal part of the body. And also, the commenter didn't expecify on shooting someone that has a gun, he generalized because the american police is generally shooting for everything, even in knife situations and such. sorry if i have bad grammar or any typos. English isn't my first language, the comenter also had a lot od typos, is not that he doesn't know the difference between "to" and "too" maybe he just mispeled, just like he did with "merica" and "verry". Have a nice day.

@@michaelstrong4823 yeah I always get too and to mixed up I'll give you that, however are you a police officer? And if so enlighten me. Also I know that you can't start a sentence with and, but I hope you enjoyed that.

The USA are taught Taiho Jutsu. It’s just the training is lacking here.

I agree

Impossible unless your very lucky someone is filming it.

Understand they spar with these techniques. They are POLICE. They have to.

I'll cover Hapkido soon

@@Chadi what about ninjutsu? Togakure ryu, bujinkan, genbukan, akban, budoryu, etc... They look totally like something you would like... And the mcmap of usa marines is based in bujinkan nwn

@@Chadi awsoem chadi, i trined hapkido for a while and now im into bjj for like 10 years. ive also done some judo.. i think hapkido fits into your content realy well

Though there are many different Kwan (styles) of Hopkido some are closer to Tae Kwon Do / Tamg Soo Do and others are closer to Daito Ryu.

It's all related.

Yup

I wonder why US don't have a unified police force like other countries, including my country. Don't you guys think that it is a problem? People will see police as the police anyway, no matter which state/city the police are the police, so why not only have one unified police department and one policy? I also heard that US police officer buy your own guns and gears, it is so weird...furthermore, most of police footage I watched here on YT involved gun shootings, is that how US people living everyday? It's so scary My late father was in the PD, so I know bits about policing

Bonk to the head can heavily injure or kill. Bars and chokeholds don't and leave next to no injury

@@jansettler4828 ye

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Yep. Japanese Jujutsu is still taught even in Japanese military and even American military.

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@@Chadi lucky for me I got to train in this way for over ten years with others. If you like this style and you are in U.K see Paul Baker in Sussex.

@@MrSamurai137 I'm in France unfortunately

@@Chadi did you get to train with Tamura when he was still with us?

@@MrSamurai137 no only Tissier, Gonzales, Hiroshi Fujimaki and Hiroyuki Sakurai

Yeah... that would be insane not to shoot.

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