Jujutsu

The way we do this class is start on the ground. We do some stretches from yoga that are relevant to the muscles used in grappling, then play some moves and transitions as a warmup. Then we pair up and play pins. We use the Newaza from Judo and the basic ground moves from wrestling and Jujutsu as they complement each other perfectly and don't leave any gaps. Each pin has an escape and we play these, also drills such as pass the guard-escape the mount. Then we look at finishes from each...Read Full Story

Jujutsu Jujustsu of Japan has an captivating meaning and strategy. Ju means that flexible or delicate and Jutsu means that art. In other words, this martial art emphasizes the strategy of applying the force of the opponent versus himself rather than combating him with one’s have force. In genuinely means that applying one’s aggressive electrical power versus him rather than instantly opposing him. This martial art has rather several versions too. All kinds of grappling ways are being...Read Full Story

Our Jujutsu is based on Traditional Koryo Jujutsu, Kempo Goshin Jutsu and Sports Jujutsu. We train through all 7 dimensions of grappling combat. Newaza Groundgrappling, as in Judo, BJJ and wrestling. Pins, chokes, and locks. We grapple with gi jackets and without. We also have Ground Fighting as in Vale Tudo and MMA where we keep the gloves on and allow striking in ground range. Nage - Throws As in Judo. We practice all kinds of throws and then apply them in randori free sparring. As well as...Read Full Story

We train through all 7 dimensions of grappling combat. Newaza Groundgrappling, as in Judo, BJJ and wrestling. Pins, chokes, and locks. We grapple with gi jackets and without. We also have Ground Fighting as in Vale Tudo and MMA where we keep the gloves on and allow striking in ground range. Nage - Throws As in Judo. We practice all kinds of throws and then apply them in randori free sparring. As well as gi grappling, we use the wrestling concept of tieing up without grabbing the clothes...Read Full Story

The way we do this is start on the ground. We do some stretches from yoga that are relevant to the muscles used in grappling, then play some moves and transitions as a warmup. Then we pair up and play pins. We use the Newaza from Judo and the basic ground moves from Brazilian Jujutsu as they complement each other perfectly and don't leave any gaps. Each pin has an escape and we play these, also drills such as pass the guard-escape the mount. Then we look at finishes from each position...Read Full Story