Well taught. One thing I've learned from cross training in the arts is that what you can't do slow and accurate, you won't do fast and smooth. Regardless of style, my experience has taught me the jutsu happens in between events in the exchange. Hands setting up feet, standing setting up ground and etc... No one method fits all encounters, so one's muscle memory and accuracy are key components. Well taught. Osu! I don't need to train in their art or even agree with technique used to appreciate the spirit of the training, the discipline of the practicioners or the skill sets they're working through. Guru Dan Inosanto always admonishes us as instructors to never take off our white belts. Always see some particle of value in a system or school. If your mind remains open, you can continually fill it.
I'm late adding a comment but well said. My sensei (6th Dan) teaches that we are all white belts and should have the mind of a beginner - this includes herself.
Very nice form. It is evident from the video that your understanding is deep. Small things being done properly that many might not catch. Thank you for posting this 10 minute video packed with many, many hours, days and years of training ideas for anyone who knows what they are looking at.
I'm not sure what part of Jujutsu BASICS people do not understand. By your logic, firearms training at the range is a waste because that's not how attackers really attack. This is all beginner material. And yes it works fine practically and at speed (I am a police officer.)
Excellent video of basics. I practice Aikido and I love the style. Why do so many people have to say "but it won't work in real life". I'm 67 and wish I had known this stuff in my teens - not to punish others but to protect myself from bullies. Cheers.
martial artists who created this techniques knew way much more about combat and weaponry than some one in a gym who keeps using a macebell and repeating that this locks dont work
Very god demostration, i want train some clasic jujutsu.but in my country there are no traditional ju jutsu dojos only bjj ... personally I prefer the original style or this style...
Thank you for the comment. Aikido has its roots in Jujutsu so similarities are unavoidable. If you're on the receiving end, a good way to look at it is Aikido uses off-balance a little more to facilitate the throw/ takedown. Hakko Ryu uses more pain. I don't do Aikido, I do Hakko Ryu, so the video is certainly not Aikido. Thanks for watching and the comment
@metl99 I train in Daito Ryu, Hakko Ryu (also a Daito Ryu derivative) and Toraken Ryu (a Hakko Ryu derivative). The demonstration is both Hakko Ryu and Toraken Ryu. I am happy to hear from you. One of my teachers also trained in Hapkido and remarked at how similar some of the techniques are. If I can be of assistance in your research let me know. Greetings from Virginia, USA.
As your calling it Ikkyo, I can see you are coming at this from an Aikido point of view. Osae Dori (Ude and Mune) in Hakko Ryu is one of the first principles and refers mostly to how the pin is executed. Most of the waza in this enbu do not include any pins. This is just a demo and a lot of henka. Don't read too much into it technically or from a curriculum point of view. Thanks for the comment.
+Joe Meacham the techniques work fine for what they were designed to do: provide tools to respond to street attacks. I have known quite a few people who have used them to defend themselves against street thugs.
Many people watching this and my sword videos cannot understand an aspect of traditional training. It is improper to post exact material from the curriculum, thus, henka or variations are oftentimes demonstrated. As with the sword videos I posted, the only way to see the authentic techniques is to come to the dojo. Thanks
You spread your feet to disperse the energy of the fall. We wouldn't breakfall like this and then stay there. There are many injuries that result from not spreading your feet. We drop to our knees and then to a guard position as soon as our hands and feet hit the ground. This is an instructional video, not a counter-terrorist tactical video. The physics of the fall has to be understood before modifying it. Cheers.
I agree. However, as your using the jujitsu spelling (there is no jitsu in martial arts) your confusing a general statement about the modern evolution of "jujitsu" and the meaning of "jujutsu" , which is defined as a Japanese martial art. Thus, I think the viewer's use of the term authentic. Not everyone knows the etymology or transliteration of the term so I prefer to use the term "classical"
Ju Jitsu written is always a eurpeanised version. Also in Germany Ju Jutsu as Jiu Jitsu are modern mixed arts. Jiu Jitsu is also mostly a westernised version. The pure japanese is written Ju Jutsu with the style name like fore exampe Fusen Ryu Ju Jutsu. In Japan Ju Jutsu is only a term . They always have also the name of the style and they can diifer greatly.
There is no "authentic" jujitsu. No one family or person developed it. Besides, any art that doesn't evolve over time, any art that isn't alive isn't worth learning.
eh...this just doesn't feel like something that would work in a real altercation. even with someone who literally has no fight training. and don't get me wrong, i learned a martial art that had 90% of these moves in it, and i thought the same thing back then as i do now watching this video. i dont think its wise to think a guy is going to throw a punch, and you're going to automatically throw over your shoulder and twist and fling his body around etc. some of the take downs are good, but its the ones with the least steps that can be done the fastest that are good. some of them really absurd.
Nizz 0matic sorry u feel that way. I'm a police officer and I use this system every day. U watch a BEGINNERS tutorial and an introduction to the art and shoot it down without knowing anything about it.
Maybe you did not learn the art.... Maybe you did not want to learn.... The learning of a Martial Art is something very personal.... Sometimes people got then wrong way
Eldrich Blacklion if it was aikido, I would have called it aikido... it is jujutsu. I'm certain I've never insulted u. Why would u post something like that in someone else's page when u are ignorant of the style...?
Eldrich Blacklion precisely... its not aikido garb. In fact, I'm wearing a montsuki, which aikido never wears in training. I'm wearing brown and blue, which aikido would never wear. Have you ever studied aikido or jujutsu?
Yeah, I practice jujitsu. There's a bunch of techniques here that I've never seen even though I've been doing it for five years. That combined with the aikido garb makes me think it's aikido.
Eldrich Blacklion you practice jujitsu, or jujutsu. Jujitsu is not a word in Japanese. This is my point. I gather you train in Brazilian jujitsu or a derivative. I have trained in Classical Japanese jujutsu for nearly 30 years. The fact that you don't recognize the most basic of jujutsu techniques says a lot. However, I understand those like you with a narrow focus of martial arts might recognize this as aikido. Aikido has its roots in Japanese jujutsu, just as judo, Brazilian jujitsu, and hapkido do. These techniques are the tachi waza, or standing techniques. The ne waza, or ground techniques more familiar to ground fighting practitioners, would be in another video. Thanks for the comments.
Well taught. One thing I've learned from cross training in the arts is that what you can't do slow and accurate, you won't do fast and smooth. Regardless of style, my experience has taught me the jutsu happens in between events in the exchange. Hands setting up feet, standing setting up ground and etc... No one method fits all encounters, so one's muscle memory and accuracy are key components. Well taught. Osu! I don't need to train in their art or even agree with technique used to appreciate the spirit of the training, the discipline of the practicioners or the skill sets they're working through. Guru Dan Inosanto always admonishes us as instructors to never take off our white belts. Always see some particle of value in a system or school. If your mind remains open, you can continually fill it.
WISE PRACTIONER
I'm late adding a comment but well said. My sensei (6th Dan) teaches that we are all white belts and should have the mind of a beginner - this includes herself.
TimberBlay Late as well but this comment needs more likes. Well said!
Very nice form. It is evident from the video that your understanding is deep. Small things being done properly that many might not catch. Thank you for posting this 10 minute video packed with many, many hours, days and years of training ideas for anyone who knows what they are looking at.
I'm not sure what part of Jujutsu BASICS people do not understand. By your logic, firearms training at the range is a waste because that's not how attackers really attack. This is all beginner material. And yes it works fine practically and at speed (I am a police officer.)
Excellent video of basics. I practice Aikido and I love the style. Why do so many people have to say "but it won't work in real life". I'm 67 and wish I had known this stuff in my teens - not to punish others but to protect myself from bullies. Cheers.
martial artists who created this techniques knew way much more about combat and weaponry than some one in a gym who keeps using a macebell and repeating that this locks dont work
what is the style?
As a practitioner of aikido , I just love this video . This further widens my interest in traditional Japanese arts . Thanks for uploading .
Very god demostration, i want train some clasic jujutsu.but in my country there are no traditional ju jutsu dojos only bjj ... personally I prefer the original style or this style...
Thank you for the comment. Aikido has its roots in Jujutsu so similarities are unavoidable. If you're on the receiving end, a good way to look at it is Aikido uses off-balance a little more to facilitate the throw/ takedown. Hakko Ryu uses more pain. I don't do Aikido, I do Hakko Ryu, so the video is certainly not Aikido. Thanks for watching and the comment
A decent demonstration of traditional Ju Jitsu 👍
I like this video very much: good, clean tech., strong info shared. Nice and generous posting.
@metl99 I train in Daito Ryu, Hakko Ryu (also a Daito Ryu derivative) and Toraken Ryu (a Hakko Ryu derivative). The demonstration is both Hakko Ryu and Toraken Ryu. I am happy to hear from you. One of my teachers also trained in Hapkido and remarked at how similar some of the techniques are. If I can be of assistance in your research let me know. Greetings from Virginia, USA.
I'm martial artist study jujutsu techniques black belt techniques
As your calling it Ikkyo, I can see you are coming at this from an Aikido point of view. Osae Dori (Ude and Mune) in Hakko Ryu is one of the first principles and refers mostly to how the pin is executed. Most of the waza in this enbu do not include any pins. This is just a demo and a lot of henka. Don't read too much into it technically or from a curriculum point of view. Thanks for the comment.
Thank you for the compliment. More to come!!
Muy interesante , es un jiu jitsu con muchas técnicas que también se aplican en el Aikido ; como el shijonage.
So far so good no BJJ is superior comments.
Those arguments are messed up.. xD
Shoot. *^_^*
Do you have any flow drills showing more random type attacks with more resistance?
Basically so you don't know whats coming out of the set routines.
brilliant strikes atemi - waza then into technique
That is pretty much it in a nut shell....BUT NUTSHELLS, DO NOT HIT BACK!!!!!!
Joe Meacham I agree, but its just practice.. Training the mind...
+Joe Meacham the techniques work fine for what they were designed to do: provide tools to respond to street attacks. I have known quite a few people who have used them to defend themselves against street thugs.
excellent Takagi yoshin ryu and Kukishin ryu vid
Very Good!! 🙏🥋
Many people watching this and my sword videos cannot understand an aspect of traditional training. It is improper to post exact material from the curriculum, thus, henka or variations are oftentimes demonstrated. As with the sword videos I posted, the only way to see the authentic techniques is to come to the dojo. Thanks
Sinsei Rob doing it!!!
Great!!!
Nice work :-)
You spread your feet to disperse the energy of the fall. We wouldn't breakfall like this and then stay there. There are many injuries that result from not spreading your feet. We drop to our knees and then to a guard position as soon as our hands and feet hit the ground. This is an instructional video, not a counter-terrorist tactical video. The physics of the fall has to be understood before modifying it. Cheers.
I agree. However, as your using the jujitsu spelling (there is no jitsu in martial arts) your confusing a general statement about the modern evolution of "jujitsu" and the meaning of "jujutsu" , which is defined as a Japanese martial art. Thus, I think the viewer's use of the term authentic. Not everyone knows the etymology or transliteration of the term so I prefer to use the term "classical"
Just realized that Reverse Wrist Press is not Kote Gaeshi... Things remembered...
Que estilo de Jujutsu es?
very good vid thanks
Thanks!!
Very nice vid, like the Tech:s alot..
Great!
Ukemis on hardwood floors? Wow
ua-cam.com/video/0eJ-vObEAqU/v-deo.html Here in Croatia we do it on bricks.
@@kungfubalkan6646 same here! Much respect!
Which school, of classical Ju Jitsu?
Well Done!
jujutsu throws are very dangerous.....
i like
@kamishinryu Thanks! Just doing what I was told!!
reminds me of miyama ryu jujitsu
Miyama Ryu .....I love Miyama
I still do Miyama Ryu
@@dioniciorodriguez9511 where are you located?
@@derrick_smitty he told you, miami
@properjujitsu THANKS!
muito bom
I wonder if this will work in real life
You are wellcome to visit the dojo and try over there
Can anyone explain the difference between ju-jutsu, jiu-jitsu and ju-jitsu to me?
Hans Rabjerg
They are all tranliterations of the same thing.
@@lmclm1755 Thanks for the answer :)
@Vincent D'Amore exclusively? I've heard there are branches of the sport where they focus more on striking
Ju Jitsu written is always a eurpeanised version. Also in Germany Ju Jutsu as Jiu Jitsu are modern mixed arts. Jiu Jitsu is also mostly a westernised version. The pure japanese is written Ju Jutsu with the style name like fore exampe Fusen Ryu Ju Jutsu. In Japan Ju Jutsu is only a term . They always have also the name of the style and they can diifer greatly.
I remember in an old samurai movie, they pronounced it "joo-jts." The vowels were almost silent.
Which Ryu is this?
Toraken ryu jujutsu is a derivative of Hakko ryu jujutsu. Both curricula are taught.
@@robertmrivers I see, thanks for the answer!
You should not cross your leg like that when doing Zempon Kaiten. You can hurt our legs.
This looks more Aikijūjutsu.
There is no "authentic" jujitsu. No one family or person developed it. Besides, any art that doesn't evolve over time, any art that isn't alive isn't worth learning.
eh...this just doesn't feel like something that would work in a real altercation. even with someone who literally has no fight training. and don't get me wrong, i learned a martial art that had 90% of these moves in it, and i thought the same thing back then as i do now watching this video.
i dont think its wise to think a guy is going to throw a punch, and you're going to automatically throw over your shoulder and twist and fling his body around etc. some of the take downs are good, but its the ones with the least steps that can be done the fastest that are good. some of them really absurd.
Nizz 0matic sorry u feel that way. I'm a police officer and I use this system every day. U watch a BEGINNERS tutorial and an introduction to the art and shoot it down without knowing anything about it.
What the hell are you expect from watching basic fundamentals.
Maybe you did not learn the art....
Maybe you did not want to learn....
The learning of a Martial Art is something very personal....
Sometimes people got then wrong way
looks like aikido and not jujutsu to me.
guess this guy has seen every jujutsu school's style and can obviously make an educated comparison 🙄
12 years ago, he must be a master by now
5 star
Na hora da luta isso nunca funciona...
This is aikido or some shit
Eldrich Blacklion if it was aikido, I would have called it aikido... it is jujutsu. I'm certain I've never insulted u. Why would u post something like that in someone else's page when u are ignorant of the style...?
Robert Rivers Why do you find it insulting when I assume a guy wearing an aikido garb is doing aikido?
Eldrich Blacklion precisely... its not aikido garb. In fact, I'm wearing a montsuki, which aikido never wears in training. I'm wearing brown and blue, which aikido would never wear. Have you ever studied aikido or jujutsu?
Yeah, I practice jujitsu. There's a bunch of techniques here that I've never seen even though I've been doing it for five years. That combined with the aikido garb makes me think it's aikido.
Eldrich Blacklion you practice jujitsu, or jujutsu. Jujitsu is not a word in Japanese. This is my point. I gather you train in Brazilian jujitsu or a derivative. I have trained in Classical Japanese jujutsu for nearly 30 years. The fact that you don't recognize the most basic of jujutsu techniques says a lot. However, I understand those like you with a narrow focus of martial arts might recognize this as aikido. Aikido has its roots in Japanese jujutsu, just as judo, Brazilian jujitsu, and hapkido do. These techniques are the tachi waza, or standing techniques. The ne waza, or ground techniques more familiar to ground fighting practitioners, would be in another video. Thanks for the comments.
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