BJJ=duelers art JJJ=battlefield art Both=badass as fuck Both=better than sitting in a couch eating potatoe chips lol

@marcioferreira7955

10 жыл бұрын

winning with lighter than vc white band? coward! faces a black band of the same weight that you ...

@NuevoVR

6 жыл бұрын

truer words could not be spoken

@NYPATRIOTBX

6 жыл бұрын

agreed !

@nataliareg6664

6 жыл бұрын

True, I am trying to decide wether I go for BJJ or JJJ. I did Aikido but also krav maga on the side. I am now looking for a complete martial art that is good for defending myself in the street, not to win tournaments... which one, BJJ or JJJ?

@MrT.Bushido

6 жыл бұрын

Natalia REG i have done both, JJJ has a focus on throws, joint locks and striking. It also has quite a few submissions. Like my teacher likes kimuras and trngl chokes. But bjj has a lot of submissions, sweeps and a few takedowns. Personally, i would reccomend JJJ for a street fight, but Bjj helps a lot if you happen to be weaker *(i am not saying JJJ doesnt, i am just saying Bjj is better for that situation.)

Half of these haters probably never rolled in a tournament. I say...Good for getting 2nd place. The guy showed that he could get the dominant position multiple times, and as a guy who is 6'8'', Ii think this guy used his long limbs advantageously. Cool video

@MrFreakinAwesome20

4 жыл бұрын

All he did was out muscle a smaller opponent. No skill there . He made a ugly attempt at an armbar while the smaller white belt set up a beautiful triangle. The guy was just bigger than him . If he was the same size as the white belt he would've tapped .

@MrFreakinAwesome20

4 жыл бұрын

Size matters in all levels of the sport .

@bdothoncho1871

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrFreakinAwesome20 the famous line “size don’t matter” 🤣🤣

@jaimediprimioderezende5954

Жыл бұрын

Pathetic

Why so many down votes? Shit this guy got second place using his own style of jujitsu good for him.

@b-rossellini8560

4 жыл бұрын

It’s judo

@Rabbit.760

4 жыл бұрын

@@djdoc06 how you gonna finish that comment with "sounds disrespectful" 🤣

@jjs3890

4 жыл бұрын

B-Rossellini judo is jujutsu with safety rules.

BJJ people: "size does not matter in BJJ, that's the beauty of it" Also BJJ people: "HE'S TWICE THE SIZE OF HIS OPPONENTS!"

@Wolfenkuni

4 жыл бұрын

Anybody saying size does not matter is wrong. But a good BJJ practitioner can negate size advantages. Or as the Gracies put it: 20lbs or 20 years equal one belt level. A 50-year-old 150lbs black belt might still lose to a 30-year-old 170lbs physically stronger purple belt. (unlikely though) but he might easily have beaten the same person 5 years earlier when the now purple belt was a white belt.

@zeks12345

4 жыл бұрын

Jiu jitsu is developed to have advantage over stronger or bigger people than you( Street fight). In competition where both guys know jiu jitsu is like any other sport, you fight in your class division. But you can still fight bigger and stronger guys if you are greater belt or much more experienced.

@Pric3less1

4 жыл бұрын

He just tall, he’s not bigger than his opponents in terms of weight or muscle mass. That’s all it is to it

@AjaychinuShah

3 жыл бұрын

I've never heard or seen a girl complain about size in BJJ is unfair EVER. It may make a difference, then just work harder effortlessly. "Sleep less damnit." -A (Coach Schwarzenegger)

@juiceman7649

3 жыл бұрын

It matters when he's a white belt and barley has any techniques, that's like saying boxing doesn't work when all the boxer throws is jabs, it's a stupid fucking argument

people are giving a hard time because youtubers are douchebags as a general rule. you did a great job: put yourself out there and you won, thats more than most of these fools can say.congratulations to you sir

@anonymoususer480

4 жыл бұрын

Hunter Powers well said

Love the classical old school Tekken background music or BGM!

If he's proud of his 2nd place let him be. Yes it's just white belt but everyone starts there. Some tournament doesn't prove what style i better depends on the person and the situation. Keep up the good work!!!

I give you props for this. I am a Danzan ryu and a Brazilian Jiu jitsu practioner. You were able to get 2nd in a different type situation, while a lot of people don't know that traditional jiu jitsu is more for life or death. Keep up the good work, my first tournament in BJJ I didn't get placed in anything. Thought you did real well here and had a lot of guts to step up to something different.

Keep going! Whatever your fight style!

One of my instructors is a Judoka and holds a black belt in JJJ and BJJ, He taught me that very same armbar from Casa Gatame, nice work.

Hey Shinobi, that's a great video and well done on the placing. I was just wondering if you can please tell me what the technique that you submitted the second guy with is called? It looked a bit like a Kimura but using your legs? Thank you.

And 9 years later the mutebutton is still on...😂

@tkOzeki

3 жыл бұрын

Uncultured smh.

I did a very similar thing at a NAGA tourney like 10 years ago, as an orange belt in JJJ but I lost badly. I could have won, maybe, but I panicked and forgot all my techniques. In JJJ you'll have the stand-up advantage from randori practice, and on the ground it can really go either way in the early ranks. I think once you start taking on blue belts though your JJJ will fail you.

@coachbulldog4917

5 жыл бұрын

I worry about that myself, I train in JJJ, I have a few friends who do BJJ but my work schedule doesnt allow me to make it to any local BJJ classes, while I commit a lot of time to my JJJ I wonder how it will compare in the long run with those who train in BJJ.

@ww3032

5 жыл бұрын

It happens. Competitions are nerve wracking.

@cahallo5964

Жыл бұрын

@@coachbulldog4917 I think the issue is on the ground, bjj guys are very very good at that, but I don't think you lose your advantage on the stand up ever

Great job. I study Kito Ryu JJ and MMA and your techniques were clean and you always tried to get out of guard and into a better position. Too much negativity on the internet. White, yellow, who cares? Both are beginner levels at the bottom of Kyu ranks. Most tournaments group the bottom Kyu ranks to compete with each other until you get to blue or purple. Nice work.

@JujutsuHeiho

9 жыл бұрын

Hey, that's very cool that you are from Kito Ryu. Thanks for the compliments.

@cherokees51

9 жыл бұрын

Brady boudreaux I agree with you 100% on this,some people do have big ego's,I myself just started to study ju jitsu about 3 months ago and I love it,now I will never be high in the belts but thats ok I like what I'm doing,and I will be 65 years old in 2 months

Great job, man! I like how you keep moving and turning your opponents' attacks to your advantage.

bjjj came from jjj and judo. jjj was originally designed for Samurai, for the battle field, and had lethal moves. It also had many disciplines, such as kate, striking, grappling, wrestling, weapons use, etc. BJJ only took one of these disciplines and focused on it; the grappling. Much of BJJ techniques originate in JJJ; but BJJ took it a step further incorporating new moves and techniques. Russian Sambo also had its birthplace in Judo; incorporating it, with at least 6 different grappling and wrestling ars from across the former Russian Empire.

@bighands69

6 жыл бұрын

JJJ was not designed for the battle field. It came from the battlefield and came from more accurately the Bushido.

@saulocamargo6117

6 жыл бұрын

tropickman judo came from jjj

@sitwo175

5 жыл бұрын

tropickman I agree with this, but the difference is between the traditional japanese jiu jitsu and the sports forms of the Japanese jiu jitsu.

Good stuff! I study Japanese Jiu Jitsu (Goshin) in Southern Maryland and have seen it fair very well against BJJ. Best of luck to you in the future keep posting your completions!

@jjs3890

4 жыл бұрын

True. And that’s pretty good since JJJ has to remove a large part of the curriculum to compete in a BJJ competition.

@fgarciz

2 жыл бұрын

@@jjs3890 Can you explain a little deeper? I'm looking to enroll in JJJ but I'm questioning myself if its a better option to do BJJ

@joaoferreiradasilva4023

Жыл бұрын

@@fgarciz JJJ have a lot of technics that are forbiden in competition. The main goal in combat is to neutralize the opponent no matter what. The origin was never a sport but a question of life and death. If it's better than BJJ? It depends of what are you looking for. JJJ it's more of a philosophy, with a lot of ritual of japanese culture (depends of the Dojo) and you might learn weapon combat.

a vs video in the white belt division?!? funny

@jan-alexanderpelz1649

8 жыл бұрын

Y lmao kinda paradox

@comentario3595

8 жыл бұрын

+Michele Cipriani bjj white belt vs japanese jiu jitsu kkkkkkkk

@thedarkknight646

8 жыл бұрын

+Jack Alchem maybe the ones at your school are like that but I've been around some white belts that actually know what they're doing the ones that compete in particular

@comentario3595

8 жыл бұрын

White Belt BJJ??? this video is bullshit

@Osprey1994

8 жыл бұрын

+Comentário: I'm a white belt but I have to train against Blue belts all the time do to lack of white belts and I have multiple submissions against them.... It depends on your surroundings BUT it took me more than 4 months before I started landing submissions I've been training for almost a year and I definitely noticed after about 7 months I was starting to catch people but another problem is that I know these people way better than some random blue belt I am used to their habits and how they roll.

Nice job man. Great to see your dedication to training paid off, even though you narrowly missed the win on the final fight. How long have you been training in Japanese jujutsu for?

Congratulations, nice work!

that arm-sub over the second dude was amazing, what is that called?

People... First learn a little bit more about Jujutsu; don't be so fanatic. Be a professional.

@AjaychinuShah

3 жыл бұрын

@@-lowdown-4698 Hardly anyone believes you, because there are two clowns quietly socializing in the background waiting to join like a setup. Watch Sifu Norris in a bar it is educational. But just practicing BJJ is for acquiring Street Smarts, a most practical and relevant Self Defense, for any life situation, so you don't even have to go down to scrapping. Actually, elementary students should do BJJ, then in middle school, Boxing or a Striking-based Form, then in High School, a Judo.

@-lowdown-4698

3 жыл бұрын

@@AjaychinuShah the lord Jesus Christ will forgive you for your negative comment, he also forgives "Hardly anyone" because he knows that I do not lie, I will pray for you🙏🏼

@AjaychinuShah

3 жыл бұрын

@@-lowdown-4698 Thanks, I need as much positive energy I can get.

@-lowdown-4698

3 жыл бұрын

@@AjaychinuShah yes you do, I'm glad you see that,goodluck, vale.

@-lowdown-4698

3 жыл бұрын

Also who ever "Hardly anyone" is I wish him or she well,please pass on the message to "Hardly anyone" thankyou.

thank you for the tekken music. as soon as i heard the music open up it made me a happy person. lol

Good job, man. With those long legs, I was expecting triangle city. lol

very interesting ,well done.

Those bringing up "size", or "level of competition". Both grading's for JJJ and BJJ differ. Technically speaking the Jujutsuka went in as white belt, as he was at a BJJ Competition and was representing his Art. This guy went in representing his style of JJJ and solely relied on technique, so size is out the equation. JJJ and BJJ are not entirely similar. While BJJ focuses on groundwork, JJJ is designed for (self defence), which primarily focuses on stand up, leverage, pressure points, lethal blows, and basic ground work. Some aspects within the art can be used for competitions, even though its not geared towards combat sport. I guess it just depends on how you train. BJJ fanboys need to realize no style is superior to another.. It depends on the practitioner as well as level of commitment. respect to the Jujutsuka well done for coming 2nd place.

@88unstopable

8 жыл бұрын

being lanky and tall cab help techniques. Don't give me size isn't a factor bullshit. it's a factor, just like skill and knowledge are factors.

@tenofspades4470

8 жыл бұрын

+88unstoppable Fuck off. He never said that.

@saibotnoob3784

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah man...i hate those fools claiming that their martial art is THE BEST...

@88unstopable

8 жыл бұрын

+Ten of Spades its what he implied dumbshit. Context clues idiot.

@tenofspades4470

8 жыл бұрын

88unstoppable JJJ uses little in the way of weight-based strength, and does not teach the usage of height advantage. Try again.

Good job first time out. You show a lot of patience and control in competition.

Very good and personal attributes provide an exciting mix!

Yellow belt in JJJ is the third grade, a lot of these guys are 2-3 stripe whites. I'd say they're about the same. That tape on a BJJ belt means a lot every stripe.

@oscar6353

6 жыл бұрын

in jjj it is the first yellow grade removing the white that is more than obvious and it is not the third one as you say

@robertbennett5657

5 жыл бұрын

In most Japanese fighting style's it take's at least 5 year's of training just to be a black belt and that basic's unless you go to a mcdojo

Great to see young guys carry on tradition. Budo Spirit!

Nice Transitions .Keep up the hard work :)

Well done! You had me holding my breath a time or two!

At this level of grappling skillsets are still so undeveloped that skill really plays a minuscule role in tournament outcomes. As a rule of thumb, the most athletic competitor usually wins white belt tournaments.

@negative_creep2581

4 жыл бұрын

Well, he was the tallest guy and was a yellow belt

@prodigypenn

4 жыл бұрын

@@negative_creep2581 he was a yellow belt in a different system, there is no yellow belt in BJJ, except maybe for children

@negative_creep2581

4 жыл бұрын

@@prodigypenn yes, i know. The title of the video already sugests that. But, it would be a fair game if both were beginners on their respective styles. (Also, assuming that he could be a judoka, yellow is the second/third belt in judo)

@prodigypenn

4 жыл бұрын

@@negative_creep2581 yellow belt is beginners rank, equivalent to about white belt with 2 stripe or so

@humann5682

3 жыл бұрын

This video is also nearly 10 years old. The level of BJJ has gotten even higher across the board since then. Would doubt he would get this level of match these days, even at white belt.

Japanese traditional Jiu-Jitsu goes way back to the samurai, maybe even to the chinese monks.. but.... "Jiu-Jitsu" is an older romanization that was the original spelling of the art in the West, and it is still in common use, where as the modern Hepburn romanization is "jūjutsu". When Maeda left Japan, judo was still often referred to as "Kano jiu-jitsu",[14] or, even more generically, simply as "jiu-jitsu".[15][16] Higashi, the co-author of "Kano Jiu-Jitsu"[14] wrote in the foreword: Some confusion has arisen over the employment of the term 'jiudo'. To make the matter clear I will state that jiudo is the term selected by Professor Kano as describing his system more accurately than jiu-jitsu does. Professor Kano is one of the leading educators of Japan, and it is natural that he should cast about for the technical word that would most accurately describe his system. But the Japanese people generally still cling to the more popular nomenclature and call it jiu-jitsu.[14] Outside Japan, however, this distinction was noted even less. Thus, when Maeda and Satake arrived in Brazil in 1914, every newspaper announced their art as being "jiu-jitsu" despite both men being Kodokan judoka.[3] It was not until 1925 that the Japanese government itself officially mandated that the correct name for the martial art taught in the Japanese public schools should be "judo" rather than "jujutsu".[17] In Brazil, the art is still called "jiu-jitsu". When the Gracies went to the United States to spread their art, they used the terms "Brazilian jiu-jitsu" and "Gracie Jiu-Jitsu" to differentiate from the already present styles using similar-sounding names. In a 1994 interview with Yoshinori Nishi, Hélio Gracie said, that he didn´t even know the word of judo itself, until the sport came in the 1950s to Brazil, because he heard that Mitsuyo Maeda called his style "jiu-jitsu".

@thefirsthotdog3345

5 жыл бұрын

legbreaker This is history class all over again

@jessiesineath7702

5 жыл бұрын

@@thefirsthotdog3345 Seriously lol bro must have really cracked his knuckles before he typed all that

@dianecenteno5275

4 жыл бұрын

A good history but not entirely correct. Jujutsu is the term for Koru Jujitsu pre WWII. Gendai or modern Jujitsu is post WWII. The differences is in the training applications and modernization.

I guess I'm very late to the party, but these are some beautiful submissions. Taking the Newaza game to the BJJ practitioners is amazing. I'm not a huge fan of BJJ - very evident from the second opponent (immediately going to his back and guarding). Thank you for sharing.

Nice video dude, I really enjoyed it

that guy has a serious size advantage over the guys he's beating

@maskedmedia9504

8 жыл бұрын

it doesn't matter about size jiu jitsu.

@DOW9925

8 жыл бұрын

+BattleOfTheGames uh...no...ever heard of weight classes? Trust me - I've trained bjj for years - size matters

@maskedmedia9504

8 жыл бұрын

+T Whitney I have too the UFC was created to show how size does not matter when it comes to bjj I'm a 220 pound blue belt that has got tapped by countless smaller opponents I would know

@cloudoftime

8 жыл бұрын

+BattleOfTheGames Size does matter when skills are equivalent. That's the point. The UFC (in the beginning) showed how submission grappling could be utilized by a smaller opponent to beat a larger opponent who was UNTRAINED or significantly undertrained in submission defense.

@ggreeen8802

7 жыл бұрын

lol Thats too bad he shoulda trained in Jiu Jitsu

Experienced BJJ player = "3 stripe white belt" ?

@makesenz

6 жыл бұрын

In the beginner fase? yes. He is a yellow belt JJJ after 4 months of training, to get 3 stripes takes a lot longer. I've been training BJJ for 2,5 years and i got 2 stripes:)

@b-rossellini8560

4 жыл бұрын

It’s judo

i like how he looks really calm while he grappling with these dudes keeping calm and slowing your breathing is key

Well done you seem to have a real love for the grappling arts I wish you lots of luck

Ive done both Ju jutsu and BJJ and considering in Ju jutsu they dont focus on ground technique so much, you performed well. I took on a BJJguy before i dabbled in it and we had a stalemate on the ground. Both arts are awesome its just the traditional is focused on combat while the other focuses on sport. In samurai war or even the streets you wouldnt wanna be on the ground much as you are gonna get hurt, even Rickson admits this. Aikido is also effective as its about evasion and staying upright.

@mikeylitchfield4651

Жыл бұрын

The thing a lot of traditional martial artists don't take into account is that when you do the sports version of something the sparring becomes a very large proportion of the training and for that reason the training usually gets you closer to the feeling of a real fight. While JJJ guys are wasting time learning hand manipulation techniques and kata's BJJ people are rolling on the ground and Thai boxers are sparring in the ring. I don't want to hear that your Aikido techniques work on the street and a grapplers rolling experience doesn't. Nothing could be further from the truth. What is this stupid situation you are preparing for where you don't want to be on the ground because there's more than one guy? If there's more than one guy you're f*cked anyway no matter what you do. I would say at least 25% of your JJJ training would be completely useless to you in the street even if you could implement everything you were taught perfectly.

@Leonidas3888

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeylitchfield4651 @Mikey Litchfield I guess you know more than Rickson Gracie lol. Even though this is a 10 year old post haha. Still to dumb it down for you if you were to simply get the traditional guys doing the sparring where they learn what a punch feels like and all the other fun stuff sparring brings problem solved. As much as mma has made people stupider about fighting for those who recognize an mma guy who trains 6 days, usually follows a diet supplement plan, sometimes peds adds conditioning weights cardio whatever vs the traditional guy who trains 6-8 hours a week its clearly an apple to oranges comparison. Idc though those who know know.

@mikeylitchfield4651

Жыл бұрын

@@Leonidas3888 Hold on there pal. Richard Gracie was not a JJJ guy. He was BJJ. I've been doing BJJ for two years and JJJ for eight. I don't claim to be an expert on anything but I know the difference between these two styles since I train in both. You're not getting the point of what I'm saying. I would agree I haven't seen a JJJ gym that offers lessons 6 days a week. but even if there is one If you do a side by side comparison the BJJ guys would spend more time on the mat anyway. BJJ focuses on situation sparring for almost half the lesson. The typical JJJ class spends one hour 20 minutes doing drills and kata's and ten minutes on the mat. I don't know how anyone thinks that JJJ has the edge on self defence since this is the case. Also yeah I agree it would be problem solved if the traditional guys made sparring a larger component of their training but they're not going to are they? Instead they're going to continue to j*rk themselves off with their perfect Kata's and forms because actually learning to fight is hard.

@Leonidas3888

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeylitchfield4651 you seem bitter, probably watched some video telling you you wasted 8 years. Just know all jjj schools aren't the same. Look up Walt Bayless story jjj guy who wasn't allowed to fight in UFC 1 cause they didn't want Royce to get his ass kicked. BJJ is nothing more than Kano JJ. But Americans got sucked into the ufc infomercial which took probably millions of dollars from Americans at this point.

@Leonidas3888

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeylitchfield4651 ik my shit worked in the street.

Whats up with Japanese Jujutsu people always claiming to be better than BJJ? Grow up, who cares, practice whatever makes you happy

@kng4822

10 жыл бұрын

it's not a matter of happiness. It's a matter of which technique will save your life in a tense situation

@Rodroy32391

10 жыл бұрын

Kai Nicoll-Griffith I believe it's safe to say that most forms of martial arts will do this. Both Japanese Jiu Jitsu & Brazilian Jiu Jitsu will more than suffice in a tense situation.

@royrodriguez5649

10 жыл бұрын

***** Nice to know a battle of white belts is enough to form an opinion on an entire martial art that has proven very effective.

@ventusvanitas11

10 жыл бұрын

***** how many times have you used Japanese jiu jitsu to defend yourself against multiple assailants?

@ventusvanitas11

10 жыл бұрын

***** that's actually where you are wrong. I have actually done so TWICE, and there were two people one time and three the next. And you wanna know the funny thing about this? It's that i have never learned BJJ, I don't even have a white belt. I learned BJJ techniques that my sensei taught me in karate, and the principles in which they work easily proved themselves to be useful for self defense... By the way, you still have not answered MY question.

I love your attitude and your flow. I'm a JJJ blackbelt and have played Judo and Nogi Jiu Jitsu for over 15 years. Well done.

Good Job!! I hope you continue to compete.

Parabéns ao nosso jiu-jitsu brasileiro.

@igorboxe1008

4 жыл бұрын

Oss

This matchup was decided in the past, Brazilian jiu jitsu won and here it goes again winning

@gilldrill

8 жыл бұрын

A JJJ guy beating all but one BJJ guy is a Brazilian victory? Sure thing, lol. Also, BJJ did not win in the past. It lost to Judo.

@Meepicus124

8 жыл бұрын

Honestly, in situations like this, it doesn't matter which art they practice its the individual

@crichilds3528

8 жыл бұрын

Agreed, Has anyone seen the video with BJ pen doing a Judo tournament as a Judo white belt? It's ridiculous... he's well above white belt even though he's never trained strictly judo... But most of the grappling arts have similarities. I personally like Brazilian jiu jitsu but judo has some really cool throws and Jiu jitsu does too.

@MrWillman66

7 жыл бұрын

The JJJ guy is not using any JJJ in the fight. He's definitely done grappling, I'd imagine from the judo newaza that he's done.

@RichardArendsen

7 жыл бұрын

William Stevens-Harris jj schools do grappling too besides the traditional stuff for fun

Very good Judo elements in there! Great vid!

Dope Vid keep em coming bro

Japanese Jiu Jitsu has zero to do with BJJ "ground fighting" nonsense.

@johnkim2219

10 жыл бұрын

because BJJ destroys JJ

@Pappas12345

10 жыл бұрын

John Kim Where do you think Brazilian Jiu Jitsu came from?

@drroland7830

10 жыл бұрын

It's easy against white belt fighters with experience... It's really good aspect!

@arthgar7245

10 жыл бұрын

***** Jujutsu gave birth to BJJ too, Conde Koma was jujutsuka and he was Gracie family teacher

@josephkennedy5735

10 жыл бұрын

John Kim bjj is jujitsu the gracie were taught pre ww2 jujitsu aka kosen judo. Were do you think bjj came from?

Você ta lutando com faixas brancas , se você é mestre no minimo pegar um faixa preta e do mesmo peso não de peso mais leve !

@aldaiem0144

2 жыл бұрын

Deja de quejarte el jiujitsu brasileño se supone que es contra oponentes más pesados no?

Absolutely fascinated by the composure during the attempted triangle choke.

Nice sub on the second match. that side control was very nice. Careful on letting go of that grip on your leg to force the hand down, we have been taught to pop out as soon as we see the grip released. Enjoyed watching a different take on ground skills, thanks for the vid.

Japanese jiu jitsu is not for competition.

@JetFireGamingHD

7 жыл бұрын

Naah, it's not for competition. It's for war.

@sdqsdq6274

7 жыл бұрын

ya rite and you gonna tumble here and there during war? there's no mat on the war ground , just mud and grass

@IskandarTheWack

7 жыл бұрын

Japanese Jujutsu developed for sport is Judo and BJJ Just like how Muay Boran developed for sport is Muay Thai Muay Boran is more efficient is a fight though and yes real fights still exist with fists and stuff like cqc in the military as well.

@IskandarTheWack

7 жыл бұрын

***** Judo was developed as a post meiji restoration style that is built around establishing history without having hardened warriors around violently fighting. Judo is Budo Jujutsu is Bujutsu Jujutsu was warfare. Muay Thai was literally created to sportify muay boran styles, judo isn't the "Sport version", but it's the non military/feudalism.

@Seegie16

7 жыл бұрын

and that is its down fall. For you see. the arts that are sport and competition based are the ones that can be practiced in entirety. You can practice eagle clawing someones eyes. Therefore chances are it will not work when its time to do it. Repetition of techniques that can be practiced in full contact is what makes a good fighter. Not theory

hopefully you can stop making excuses when you lose. post your finale match so people can decide for themselves if you lost because of the point system.

@saibotnoob3784

8 жыл бұрын

Stop bitching please

@88unstopable

8 жыл бұрын

+Noob Saibot Ha! the guy who made the video is bitching. I'm being objective. If you can't see that you're stupid.

great music and rolls man!! Would love to see you battle a 10th planet practitioner - do you do any no-gi?

That is one of the most accurate descriptions Ive come across yet.

this is horrible jiu jitsu

@Ankoku15

7 жыл бұрын

They are white belts.

@playapapapa23

6 жыл бұрын

It’s not horrible for the level.

Oh boy where to start. NAGA forbits small joint manipulation so no wrist, no toes, no ankles, no knee bar locks, no back sisccor locks, and of course no finger locks making the japanese jujutsu guy fight under these rules is a disgrace. Allow the Japanese jujutsu its entire syllabus of waza in these tournaments and you will see BJJ practioners with broken knees shoulders and wrists. BJJ is judo new-waza and nothing more. Go on Gracies go challange Daito-ryu, Fusen-ryu, Yagyu shinkage-ryu to a match and by a match im not talking with rules im talking about the Koryu way as in fighting the guy as if you were in the Edo period. This is where sport martial arts disgrace themselves to their war ancestors by butchering the technique then having the sheer arrogance to claim the old ways (where their technique even came from) doesnt work.

@chaos_omega

8 жыл бұрын

Small joints are only fingers an toes... Wrist locks are still legal, most ankle locks are still legal, knee bars are fine (why would you think the knee is a small joint?) Who cares what martial artists call themselves? If you can deliver the goods then the name is unimportant.

@coreytoyotaguy2000

8 жыл бұрын

+Chaos Omega apparently and twisting of joints is illegal aside from locking of pelvis joint via a leglock but a good old knee twist and break is not allowed I've asked by bjj buddies around town. In koryu jujutsu it's anything goes punches kicks and whats known as "dirty tricks" which gurantee victory over he or art that doesn't have em as bjj is kodokan judo new waza as maeda was not allowed to teach his jujutsu. Seoi nage in jujutsu breaks the elbow shoulder and rotator cuff yet bjj has no nage-waza so another technique they will lose to if they drop all the rules

@chaos_omega

8 жыл бұрын

I'm looking at the Naga rules right now. This only applies to heel hooks. But Naga also isn't the only grappling rules. "Submission only" contests are becoming more popular, they usually have very little restrictions the subs you can use.

@coreytoyotaguy2000

8 жыл бұрын

Chaos Omega​​​​​ some maybe but the majority follow mma rules for insurance reasons while in Japan said nonsense was never an issue in Japan. My issue with bjj is it claims to be jujutsu when it spends all its time in guard thus it's not jujutsu it's judo new waza as jujutsu you never go to the ground or spend that much time on it. Tachi waza and nage waza first along with kansetsu and katame waza for control followed by shime waza for a finish all while standing is real jujutsu which few use anymore aside from us koryu practioners whom don't wanna kill hence why koryu are war arts while bjj like judo are grendai budo and compete 

@chaos_omega

8 жыл бұрын

Corey Gravelle I don't believe you (or I) get to say what is or is not jiu-jitsu. BJJ is called jiu-jitsu because when it was taught to the Gracies, judo was still known as Kano jujutsu. Judo is just a modern form of jujutsu, just like BJJ. If you're going to get all worked up about semantics, maybe you are playing around with the wrong hobby. Being hung up on what people call their martial art doesn't seem like something you should waste your time on as a martial artist. As they say, "shut up and train!"

Great work! You pass guard better than most blue belt bjj guys I roll with! And those opponents where solid; classic NAGA, keep white belts from being promoted until after the tourney.

Good work brotha keep kicking ass and taking names!

Lol he is a black belt competing in a white belt division shame on you! !!

@raggledaggle721

5 жыл бұрын

You don't practice martial arts otherwise you could see the difference between yellow and black

The background music is perfect!🧐

Great skill my man, keep it up

Great job buddy you did awesome. I have nothing but respect for you. Forget all the haters on here, you did great.

nice !! i see you use your are length advantiage very well. one question : in your second match i see lot of chance you can perflom a cloth coke but you didnt do it , is it because of the rule didnt allow or for other reason ?

great job, keep up the training

That was great work

You are higher tank than all these white belts so you should win, and you did. Enjoyed it, thanks for uploading and sharing!

Enjoyable video, good job on your success.

o cara é um mostro no jujitsu! !!!! valeu gigante!!!!!!!

Great work from you Both looked like a tough Roll

they were ALL beastly! Great job to both arts.

well done man, well done. you put in high japanese styles

You're very good at ground control. This is my first time seeing Japanese jujutsu in a real fight.

Yeah it does. It is where all martial arts can be represented so therefore it determines what the top disciplines are.

Forgive my ignorance. But what jujutsu school you fight? Thx since now.

@BlackShinobiShozoku Oh. I see. The thing is for bjj we have lower stance to prepare for takedowns. But I have never done jjj in my life but it must be effective since you won second place. btw what is a kaiten nage?

Congrats brother!

Boxing - Jujutsu - Aikido - an awesome synergizing Kaido as well.

when I watch this I just see I need to step my Game up and stop slacking thank u

You guys hating on this guy. I give him props. That's good stamina and training right there. Those other guys practice too and they lost! Good job!!!

My friend you are the only one iv herd recently with the correct knowledge and facts. Koma was taught kodakan ju jitsu which is called judo taday which is the sporting versin of the art. Respect to you pal

i still don't get the differences between jujutsu, jujitsu, judo and aikido, can you tell me please +BlackShinobiShozoku? thanks

I too trained japanese-style jujutsu bruh. Way to represent ! I've been toying with the idea of going to a bjj tournament and trying out my stuff. Seeing this video, you have inspired me to move forward with that. Thanks!

I am a blue belt in BJJ, and I am thinking about stepping into JJJ for a bit. Are there any pointers you can give for transitioning into JJJ?

i cant speak for everyone but in the years ive worked as a bouncer... ive fought multiple opponent fights with no weight class limits, rules on striking, time limits, or refs... ive NEVER been taking down, ive never lost, ive placed many people into ambulances, and i believe its because i have a very realistic training sense, developed from years of street fights, etc...

Great performances from everyone in this video.

i hope youre still training congratulations and good luck with whatever is next for you

Before we go further, I think I may have a misconception as to what kotegaeshi is. Would you please explain it further? Is it used as a joint lock? A throw?

So where did you learn japanese jiu jit su?? From japanese university?? Can i learn it too here in korea?

Good roll. Just see some areas you can improve on. How is JJJ? never experienced it

So frustrating to watch! Little adjustment and these guys had it! Switch the hips a bit more, get the ankle into the knee, get that arm across in the triangle, get the palm up when going for the armbar. Jujitsu (Japanese or Brazilian) is all about the details, small adjustments make it work! Good job capitalizing on their errors, clearly paid attention to details and worked hard!

oh cool! im a martial art enthusiasist.i have been studying karate and ne waza, bunkai, tegumi, chin na, nam pai chuan, krav maga etc. but im very sad to see that there is hardly any good japanese jujutsu schools here in my country.i dont even afford enough money to go to anywhere foreign to see if there are any good japanese jujutsu schools like the one yu are learning.i wanted to know for if there r any more jjj styles which have strong ground works like yours.which jujutsu is yours btw?

Nice job breaking out of that Triangle choke by the guy in blue!

Well done. Despite hot competition from literally millions of KZread videos, yours has the WORST MUSIC of them all. Congratulations!

Where was the tournament, weight class, and what belt are you now?

You did really well and your technique is very impressive for the shot time you have been training. The 3rd guy you fought was blatantly a blue belt bjj practitioner but having said that you and everyone fought excellently. You did the sport justice!

What does Judo do once they go to the floor? What does Jiujitsu do to take them to the floor?

So the point is one is better than the other? Aby serious competition would have hit that armbar or that triangle choke right away so..

Great video. The 36 people who don't like this are the same 36 BJJ fan boys who disliked the video of Royce Gracie being beat up by Skuraba. Keep training you are going to be a beast!!