David Aguzzi- Brown Belt Brazilian Jiu Jitsu vs Black Belt Japanese Jiu Jitsu

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David Aguzzi- Brown Belt Brazilian Jiu Jitsu vs Black Belt Japanese Jiu Jitsu

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David Aguzzi a Brown belt in Bazilian Jiu-Jitsu vs Black Belt Japanese Jiu-Jitsu.
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@MetalGamer666 11 жыл бұрын

What makes BJJ so good is that you get to train at close to 100% intensity against resisting opponents with close to 100% of your techniques every day! You can't do that in striking arts or against weapons.

@JujutsuHeiho 9 жыл бұрын

The posture that guy immediately took goes to show that he was not from a Japanese Jujutsu background.

@TheAdamJeter 12 жыл бұрын

For all you people who are spelling the Japanese art Jiu-Jitsu, you are wrong Japanese Jujutsu is where most modern martial arts are derived from! The JJJ artist in this video did not follow any of the training he may or may not have had! Stop hating on JJJ, BJJ wouldn/t exist without it! And a Gracie went to Japan and got Owned by a Japanese Jujutsu artist!

@PaulGill-jf9cm 24 күн бұрын

Really? Which Gracie?

@James-ze9es 8 жыл бұрын

Of course the bjj guy won, it's the specific art he has been trained in, if this were an actual fight were punches and kicks could be thrown, there's a good chance the jjj guy would smash him. It's like asking someone who can speak many languages fairly well to speak against someone who was born under one language and is fluent at it.

@giovannimendez4672 9 ай бұрын

Lol what u saing. Jjj verily has some strikes. It will be more obvious that the bjj also has striking/mma background or training at least

@James-ze9es 9 ай бұрын

@@giovannimendez4672 bruh wtf this was 7 years ago 😳

@doldgee7500 7 ай бұрын

@@James-ze9es😂😂

@PaulBrigmam 6 ай бұрын

Feudal jujitsu was a grappling art not a striking one. In unarmed combat the BJJ guy would very likely end up deceased

@cerelilqt 12 жыл бұрын

To add to the dirty fighting in BJJ argument thing, I'd like to point out, if you went for a bite or an eye gouge, your opponent would likely use dirty techniques too. Its a case of whether you actually want to escalate a fight to that level or not.

@dthesq 11 жыл бұрын

I do jjj and I'l absolutely agree for one-on-one competitions like this or MMA, bjj is 10x better. They're different arts for different purposes. BJJ is using the principles of jujitsu to win a fight against one unarmed person, JJJ is using the same principles to survive a fight against multiple people, or someone who's armed. Great video :)

@migraine516 13 жыл бұрын

He just fell into that triangle.

@madmike1708 8 жыл бұрын

now this was fast but you can tell how little the JJJ knew. when passing he broke a golden rule "both arms out or both in" and when the bjj fighter put his calf on the back of the JJJ fighters neck he had no reaction intill the legs were hooked. however the biggest give away was once the triangle was locked...he turned to the wrong side. the JJJ fighter made the triangle TIGHTER.

@Alden-Smith Жыл бұрын

Clearly you know nothing its just bjj vs bjj if the jjj guy can't use his actual techniques because they're illegal in bjj rules so...invalid point

@funkinmyeye 13 жыл бұрын

nobody can even try to hide the fact that bjj is THE style for groundwork, they are mustard at it and it's proven. I'm really looking forward to throwing myself into bjj, i started jjj a while ago and wanted to get a bit of competency first but love bjj so much, seriously coming from a jjj student, bjj is the stuff for the ground but thats not to say the styles should be separated and one labelled as better, the principles are pretty similar anyway

@homieg12p 12 жыл бұрын

i dont know if ur hating but jjj( japanesse jui jitsu) but jjj is a great martial art! not to hate on bjj but jjj works with throws(hip throwes) rolls like side rolls forward rolls flying rolls and many more also kicks like creasent kicks basic kicks alot of katas working with weaponds like wooden sords nunchucks ext and alot of self defence but i guess it kind of counts of what dojo u go to right now i go to a great dojo and im learning a lot! so dont over estimate it

@ChamorruWarrior 12 жыл бұрын

You must understand the context of JJJ. JJJ is a very tiny piece of a whole combat system taught to the Samurai. JJJ makes no sense anywhere on earth but a feudal Japanese battle field. JJJ is a weapon based fighting style, it was used by people who fought with swords in armor and occasionally got into clinches, where they could do disarms, wrist locks or sweeps. MMA is a "realistic" sport fight. A historical Samurai battle was a REAL fight. So why did no one use "boxing, MT, BJJ or wrestling"?

@ibliskhan2527 3 жыл бұрын

When I did japanese jiu jistu sensei also thought us striking with it as he said traditional jjj has striking in it also alot of jjj moves are illegal in bjj but I do love bjj because ground game is the best but bjj players are always going to stay in the ground and jjj players will always stand up ouss

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku I've known Japanese for a long time and lived there for almost a decade. I worked as a translator. I know exactly what I am talking about. I'm on E-Budo I've been a member since 2001. Many of the guys there are old friends. Again you are only thinking of ONE system of romanization. There are several that doesn't make the others wrong. We can continue this soley in Japanese if you doubt me.

@pcjudosambo 12 жыл бұрын

First mistake of the black belt ... letting the guy pull full guard, could have avoided that by simply changing his stance to sideways ... then, the worst that would happen is the brown belt pulls half guard and half guard is way better than going into BJJ's full guard (e.g. Fedor vs Werdum or even this fight). Second, why go on the ground, that's exactly where the BJJ brown belt wants to be ... stand up and try for a takedown then posture up (once on the ground) and win by points :-)

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku Incorrect. The kana for JU/JIU is a JI(じ) with a chisai YU (ゅ) to create JU (じゅ) the actual pronunciation is a blend of the JI plus YU so it would phonetically sound like a sharp JEE with a softer YU. You are again making a mistake. JIU JITSU is not a mispronunciation its perfectly fine and yes even koryu systems will use it when they romanize even now.

@ryismyname4889 7 ай бұрын

A great example of the sport of BJJ. Starting down that low and coxing the opponent into the position to be taken down was an excellent strategy. Against a BJJ practitioner of you end up on the ground is game over. In a self defence situation it'll just get you kicked in the head though.

@Worldwiderecorders 13 жыл бұрын

@streeteffective Yeah mate In my opinion BJJ is the best for like competition or like MMA with rules but if ur fighting no rules I believe JJJ is a very dangerous art. I love both of them its just amazing to watch,

@cementium 13 жыл бұрын

@sevengone I am not saying that a grappler wouldn't kick or punch, it's an example on how versatile JJJ is. A friend who practice JJJ in the same dojo and is a 2nd kyu like me is also a 1st dan judo and even when we are striking

@justingandy4259 7 ай бұрын

Bro this wasnt even close😭😭 id last longer than that "jjj" guy and im a white belt💀💀💀💀

@TheMountainBreezes 13 жыл бұрын

(Quiz on empty hands combat): I always would like to know this answer: In a real fight to defending his life, who has the winner's advantage: A master of karate with full knowledge of kata’s bunkai and makiwara experienced or a Wing Chun master trained in wooden dummy (mudjong). Who’s the one that would survive? Which are the technical difficulties of each style. I mean what are the better chances of each fighter going through the 'handicap analysis' Example: Ju-Jutsu vs. Karate and so on.

@donfanto1 12 жыл бұрын

aikido and judo also derived from JJJ. BJJ was created by gracie family. they on their part were immigrants from japan(as i remember it). they knew jiujiutsu so they used the knowledge and started new school of martial arts. shortly speaking BJJ+aikido+some judo=complete JJJ

@mrejpeguero 13 жыл бұрын

People r living in a dream world. I was raised in the Bronx. Theres no winning multiple opponents. They don't take turns like in the movies. Hit n run kid.

@TheAdamJeter 12 жыл бұрын

JJJ is not the Way of the Sword, Ken-Jujutsu and Lai-Jujutasu are those arts. Japanese Jujutsu is where BJJ, Aikido, Judo, and most modern Martial Arts can find its base. The reason nobody used the MA you listed is because ,aside from wrestling, they didn't exist! JJJ is a combat style martial art, and they trained "WITHOUT" weapons as much as they did "WITH" weapons.

@153gmoney 11 жыл бұрын

if youre trying to say japanese jiu jitsu or judo is more effective than brazilian jiu jitsu.....youre wrong but right at the same time......its never the style thats better its just bjj focuses on the most important aspect of ground fighting....anyways its always the FIGHTER who is better. for example muay thai is considered superior over karate or kung fu but check out Andy Hug and youll see what im talking about.

@DespairIIIX 13 жыл бұрын

@MrGroupkiller you're not getting it. BJJ is ONLY meant for 1 vs 1. It's a great martial art, absolutely wonderful, but ONLY for 1 vs 1. If it's 1 vs 5 then you'll get stomped without a doubt. When you take JJJ, another equally wonderful martial art, you have MORE of a chance to get out of there safe because it doesn't only deal with 1 vs 1 situations. It's like if you were to have a gun fight with 6 people. Would you choose a musket with 1 shot, or a handgun with 12 rounds. thats all there is:)

@TheMountainBreezes 13 жыл бұрын

This was originally the reason for the pursuit of scientific approach to find a reasonable explanation for the facts mentioned below (Main subject here is the knowledge of fighting with empty hands) Conclusion: “As a sport activity Martial Arts aren't real” so only the military men know better this hidden truth. e.g. They’ll never smash the opponents throat, break a leg, neck bones or blind a fellow during a sport competition and of course just because It’s not a valid strategy.

@Ultradude604 12 жыл бұрын

That black belt is actually a ninja, he's wearing a ninja suit underneath.

@dthesq 11 жыл бұрын

Please reread my comment. You reversed where I said "beat" and "handle". In my experience (1 year bjj, 4 years JJJ), I think BJJ is a much better art for 'take down one guy and submit them' or "win", but JJJ is better for quickly repelling an attack (a standing throw/lock/disarm from a dynamic attack) such that you could then repel a second incoming attack, before escaping/etc. If you go to the ground with an attacker, you cant defend against anyone else. Different arts for different purposes.

@153gmoney 11 жыл бұрын

bjj also focuses on strikes and throws esp if its for self defense....bjj was based off jj or judo so theyre almost the same just different rules and styles.

@AmericanTestConstitution 11 жыл бұрын

thanks for response.

@Worldwiderecorders 13 жыл бұрын

@MrGroupkiller No that means BJJ is more effective in a sport such as MMA there athletes not street fighters or bouncers you cant use all the techniques of Japanese ju jitsu inside the octagon because its considered "illegal".

@blahlahblahlahh 11 жыл бұрын

If you know people training for 4-5 years and are still a white belt, they either are sandbagging or their teacher knows they never will be good enough to move up a belt. It does not take that long to reach a blue belt. also stripes do not count as a belt in brazilian jiu jitsu

@DW01 12 жыл бұрын

Don't box a boxer. Don't grapple a grappler. Don't wrestle a wrestler.......... You get the point.

@blahlahblahlahh 11 жыл бұрын

it takes a little less, a little more, or sometimes exactly 1 - 2 years to get a blue belt in bjj. there are more than 4 belts in bjj. just to name a the first 5 there is white, blue, purple, brown, and black. stripes do not count as belts.

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku Not true. Western JJ is a system of JJ that is founded by a western which is generally eclectic in nature. Is your arts founder hold menkyo kaiden in any of the schools? Is he listed as a lineage holder of any school in Japan? Is your school officially recognized in Japan as a branch of any school? If not its WJJ. There are several WJJ that have direct links to JJJ.

@153gmoney 11 жыл бұрын

in bjj, ofcourse a throw is important....but this is not a wrestling match....in bjj ground fighting or "ne-waza" as judo guys call it is their top priority.

@spinningtop4911 10 жыл бұрын

The BJJ superior leg dexterity allowed him to slap on the triangle choke and win the match :)

@Lorhax 13 жыл бұрын

@MrGroupkiller Not saying either one is better but y would they? MMA has absolutely nothing to do with street-fight/combatives. It's a cage art. It's meant for sports combat. That's where its powers and limitations are.

@Michaelscottpapercompany 7 жыл бұрын

Two different arts, for two different purposes. Why does this seem to be such a hard concept for people to understand? There is no one perfect martial art/style. Great video though, crazy how fast he got the JJJ guy in a triangle in the beginning

@demon39063 13 жыл бұрын

Man, that was a DEEP triangle

@emaun423 13 жыл бұрын

i train in Brazilian jujitsu and if im going to battle another art form i rather them use there full art form, mind you that i train in muay thai, boxing and have train in wrestling and jkd and escrima. i still would rather beat the other art form with them going all out. this bjj vs jjj don't mean shit unless the jjj practitioner can strike and use his full art form.

@donfanto1 12 жыл бұрын

imma tell one thing : BJJ is not something u can utilize in a streetfight. its made for the competitions and lots of its techniques leaves u open wide for a "dirty tricks", meaning if u fight with a good street fighter ur gonna have ur ass handed to u.

@algierssolja Ай бұрын

Lol, a good street fighter 😂

@donfanto1 Ай бұрын

@@algierssolja laugh all you want.

@algierssolja Ай бұрын

@@donfanto1 I laughed because it's funny 🤣. My favorite "good" street fighter is Ryu! Who is yours? 1 there is no such thing as a good street fighter. There is a trained and untrained fighter. Most martial arts training that spars medium - hard will beat your mythical street fighter 9 out of 10x. You think a guy who trains choking and breaking the limbs of resistant opponents of different body types for several hours daily/weekly is less dangerous than a guy who may have had 10-20 30 second fights in his entire life 🤣 that's what is funny.

@donfanto1 Ай бұрын

@@algierssolja if that's your definition of a good street fighter then I guess you have a reason to be so smug about it. There is a reason why eye gouging, poking, groin strikes, ear and hair grabs and the rest are forbidden in every regulated sport. Those are extremely dangerous and effective techniques. There is also a reason why hits to the back of the head are forbidden also. If those were allowed - 90% of the wrestlers in ufc and such promotions would suck ass. There is a very big gap between sanctioned sports and actual martial arts. To each their own. One has advantage when both parties are kept safe by the rules and ref. Another when there are no rules. Once again, I'm talking about a person who knows his shit. Not just a random Joe schmuck. Those won't even last 10 seconds against a trained fighter of any kind.

@algierssolja Ай бұрын

@@donfanto1 there is a reason why guns bats bricks oc spray, soap socks and knives aren't allowed in MMA also. 🥱 Again what you are saying is these street fighters don't exist. Show me the FBI data where these street fights end with an eye or ear missing. Show me a few videos of your favorite most effective street Fighters.

@henh32 13 жыл бұрын

@streeteffective - Agree. Internet cult for sure. It also helps that Brazil is nearer to the USA and is associated with famous footballers, carnivals, samba etc

@maripocita37 12 жыл бұрын

@alphamonX In a street fight every thing matter. Size. Speed. Strength. Conditioning. Training. Who HITS first. Who gets who in a headlock first. If the other person bites your nose, ears, fingers, neck or face off. If you get your eyes gouged out. I enjoy all forms of martial arts and am biased towards boxing because this is a family tradition. I know in a street fight you go there to live or die. I hate street fighting.

@boomer3418 11 жыл бұрын

one must remember jjj. is the orginal style and is not used for tournament use.. it is effectivly taught to the samurai for when they lost their weapon..layi g on your back pulling guard only works in a ring.. pull guard on a real jjj. and you will likly get your face stomped..also take note of the belt grading for each...5 for Brazilian...11 for jjj.

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku I think the mistake you are making is that you are only aware of one system of romanization when there are actually several. Hephrun, Nihon Shiki, etc. They may vary in their methods but the core principles are the same. As for JYU being used it is. Since I can't post links here I will send you a message on what I was talking about earlier. I lived in Japan for 9 years and seen sorts or romanji.

@ScolopaxJJ 11 жыл бұрын

the part about the belts level is true though. not because gracies wanted to make their style look better but just because other styles got watered down and started giving black belts to 13 year olds

@feirozeakhter7786 2 жыл бұрын

Ed Sheeran was tougher before he became a hippie. 😂

@homieg12p 12 жыл бұрын

yes u are right but both jjj and aikido formed from japan and im not quite sure about where judo came from but yes u are right!

@matthewbasile3333 12 жыл бұрын

give me some examples of a submission that would not work in a street fight BJJ is very effective in fighting street or competition

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku There is no such thing a best match when it comes to romanizing. And yes I meant Romaji not Romanji, sorry for the mistype. It seems you probably only know ALA or JSL. There are several in still in use depending where you go in Japan you will encounter different systems. Thats just the way it is. Still no matter how its romanized the prononciation is still the same. Don't get me started with dealing with Chinese it was maddening.

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku Takikawa? Thats rather odd. Shouldn't be TakiGawa? Even without seeing the kanji its very odd for KAWA not to be GAWA when preceeded by a KI syllable.

@jj691 11 жыл бұрын

Well if you have never done or competed in bjj you wont understand what David is doing there. For David he is simply so confident against this guy he has his hands on his knees to start the fight, by acting so cocky he waits for his opponent to come to him and by doing so catchs the guy right away in the triangle. How can he loose points for falling down and putting someone in a choke instantly? dosent make sense but i know you think falling on your back is the dumbest thing. Apparently not

@sevengone 13 жыл бұрын

@cementium but kicking in the balls or punching in the face are natural actions in fighting. Who is to say the grappler wouldn't employ the same tactics in a no-rules situation?

@cementium 13 жыл бұрын

@AidenMansour The thing with competition fighting is that there are rules one the streets there are non. And I know I can't directly land a vital point on the first strike or even throw him on the first try and I don't really want to get in a fight on the street because if I hurt someone they will can say I did it on purpose because I know how. In our dojo we do spar to practice techniques on a resisting opponent. 1/2

@blahlahblahlahh 11 жыл бұрын

That has nothing to with you being wrong about the info on advancing in belt ranking for BJJ but yes I'm very aware that in other systems it takes less time to advance in belts. That is why people see BJJ as a more mature approach to ranking.

@1ma4ighter 11 жыл бұрын

seriously? first of all going to triangle from the get go is practically giving your opponent side control/a double stack pass, secondly; this guy's a black belt and he doesn't know a decent escape for a triangle? that's like the second most common submission from guard! that being said; this guard is unique to bjj

@WeidenGreeb 12 жыл бұрын

90% of fights end up on the ground. BJJ teaches one how to dominate opponents on the ground and get them to the ground.

@Able24h 11 жыл бұрын

That's incorrect. Bjj is a modern martial art and most schools the self defense curriculum handles armed opponents with knives and guns. This has always been the case with bjj; however those unfamiliar with the art only see submission grappling matches on youtube and come up with bullshit. Bjj is not burdened with tradition. Hélio lost at times and when he did he learned what he could and named the move after his opponent. JJJ is for armored opponents in battlefields that no longer exist.

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku Full transmission would be documented and easily verified. Do you have any sources outside your school? A third party verification is always best. Do you have contact info for the Jikishinkage Ryu hombu? And to be clear your school is not affiliated with the kenjutsu school, right?

@edwardkania142 12 жыл бұрын

@themanwith6 Don't forget the down position. Or the rear mount. You guys do those too.

@AmericanTestConstitution 11 жыл бұрын

I like watching the the Graice family fights but are some of these sport Jujitsu rules strange; I think that sport martial arts should foster rules that help with self defense. Should'nt the BJJ guy who fell on the ground be penalized for that action. Or shouldn't rules change to somehow stop people from doing that. I really don't know the rules though and I have never done sport-jitsu either.

@TheAdamJeter 12 жыл бұрын

What you just said is not contradicting what I said, and neither is what I said contradicting what you said.

@cementium 13 жыл бұрын

@AidenMansour The other thing is here in the Netherlands if you practice martial arts they see more like a barbarian because people think you want to know how to fight and kill someone and in my case I am also a Christian who want's to protect the people who I love in case of an emergency.

@CullyGotHands 13 жыл бұрын

@Worldwiderecorders Hmm not exactly, I've only been training bjj/mma for almost a year and have never felt as if it weren't realistic. I mean if I only trained jiu jitsu I would probably be in trouble seeing that I'm a thin guy but everyone has their own opinion.

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku I don't know anything about Shinin Ryu but I do know about Jikishinkage Ryu. If your school is legit JJJ it would be listed as a branch under that. Is there any proof of that? I know you feel what you do is JJJ but that alone doesn't make it so. When I went back to Japan after studying Danzan Ryu I figured I was doing JJJ too. Nope I was told it was American JJ even though it was founded by a Japanese and with direct JJ links.

@kafkaesque567 13 жыл бұрын

>implying every single fight will be 1v10 all martial arts in general aren't that great in defending against multiple attackers even though it is possible (actually choked someone out, while another person was kicking me) real life isn't like the movies. The best thing to do if you're really worried about people beating you up buy a gun.

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku Do you speak, read, write Japanese? I do. I also been around for awhile. Jujutsu can be spelt Jiu Jitsu, Ju Jitsu or even Jyu Jitsu. It being romanized meaning we are attempting match letter combination to represent the sound. Bottomline the spelling doesn't matter. I just order a DVD from Japan for a movie that came out last year on the DVD come it has it romanized as JYU JITSU. When I was in Japan in the 80s I saw JiuJitsu and Jujitsu as much as I saw Jujutsu.

@Worldwiderecorders 13 жыл бұрын

@AidenMansour Not really if u learn it through the traditional and the street version trust me try learning it for a while I have trust me and still am believe me when I tell u its the scariest martial art or lets say "the most effective" martial arts I have seen MY OPINION .

@koryubugei 13 жыл бұрын

@AidenMansour I think my reply went to the wrong comment. My comment was directed toward BluePittbull666 who said that BJJ wins every time against every system. That would explain why you already knew what I was talking about.

@153gmoney 11 жыл бұрын

who cares about the rules, in REAL jiu jitsu there werent any time limits thats why bjj is more effective. most bjj practicioners focus on finishing the fight. even if you have to take your time.

@mafro34 11 жыл бұрын

The fact that a white belt could have done the same thing makes the JJJ guys look worse btw. Does not detract from the BJJ guy.

@Alden-Smith Жыл бұрын

How are you hating on the jjj guy when he has so many techniques limited?

@worldDuck7 11 жыл бұрын

or maybe they just want their belts to have have more meaning. i've done a few different martial, started out in shorin ryu karate. to be honest, you couldn't tell much of a difference in skill level between an orange belt(3rd rank) and a blue belt(5th rank). to be honest, people who have 30 different belts and are looking to advance you as quickly as possible are really more in it for the money than the art.

@sakalava47 10 жыл бұрын

that was fast

@Worldwiderecorders 12 жыл бұрын

@kafkaesque567 Not really if u keep the fight standing and use some techniques there are many throws in JJJ or Judo that allow u to throw one opponent down and ur still standing there are various techniques which allow u to do so so no there is a chance of a person winning even if its 1v3 its a fight anything can happen.

@kafkaesque567 13 жыл бұрын

I don't think it matters what martial art you know, if it's 1v3 pretty good chance you're going to get "stomped in the face"

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku If you can show me that either a) your school is recognized by Nippon Kobudo Kyokai or Shinkokai b) an offical new branch of any japanese school then I would say your school is truly JJJ. If not it is WJJ based on JJJ. James William's Nami Ryu is based on several JJJ. He studied under the likes of Kuroda Tetsuzan and Okamoto Seigo. He maintains many traditional roots and practices however his school is still considered WJJ. Its a great school just not true JJJ.

@Gigachaddy 11 жыл бұрын

but what happens if one of the multiple person that's attacking is a good bjj fighter

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku To be fair, your art isn't Japanese JJ either. From what I read on Akayama Ryu it would be refered to as Gendai Goshin JJ but not Japanese JJ. If you went to Japan and said you do Nihon JJ they would say that you do JJ but not Japanese JJ. That doesn't mean its bad its just not true Japanese JJ.

@vishreda 13 жыл бұрын

fight the real japanese jujutsu guy. they wont let you take a breath..

@homieg12p 12 жыл бұрын

ya i know im almost a yellow belt in jjj and i also take aikido and they work with a lot of shit rolls brake falls katas self defense and some kicks they normally work with all beginers kicks or basic kicks but i guess thats becuase im a beginer in jjj but i know o lot of kicks from taekwondo i used to take but im getting bullied and arlready got in to a fight

@Hyperion_Dark 13 жыл бұрын

@AidenMansour Exactly. Very well said.

@Lordasia 13 жыл бұрын

@BlackShinobiShozoku You are incorrect again. ROMANJI literally means ROMAN characters. It is an attempt to match the sounds with the characters. There is not one standard. "Koryu experts" aren't don't make the systems. Linguistic scholars due. Don Dreager wan't a linguistic scholar he used one of the systems that was in place, just like everyone else. Just like the Japanese try to use katakana to match western words it is not an exact science.

@seamusjallen 12 жыл бұрын

I don't believe that, that is a jjj black belt. If you're jjj in a bjj contest you have to enter under a white belt and vice versa, or at least yellow. Also the jjj guy had no concept of ground work to be immediately caught in sangaku jima. The jjj dan grades would be really good on floor work, or wouldn't have been stupid enough to be dragged down so quickly

@RightWingCon81 13 жыл бұрын

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@matthewbasile3333 12 жыл бұрын

ok i agree with you their, if there is more than one guy it's not a good idea to go to the ground. But i disagree with the triangle, if you get a top level guy to lock in a triangle on you marcello garcia for example you would have no time to smash his balls or slam him you would be out in 4 seconds.

@Worldwiderecorders 13 жыл бұрын

@AidenMansour No I didnt say thats all I tried I dont like telling people what my achievements are yes I have done lots of MMA been 2 years now and my main skill is actually Boxing its what I started with I have done Kick boxing, Wrestling , Thai kwondo , and yes I HAVE done BJJ actually , many more to Oh and I have done Karate I have a certain belt but no point in telling u which one so I am experienced and I know my stuff.

@Worldwiderecorders 13 жыл бұрын

@AidenMansour Not really mate I know a guy whos a jjj black belt and believe me when I say no one can touch him in a street fight I am a kickboxing specialist with a ton of amateur boxing experience and the guy is 80KGS and im 105 kgs and im 5"8" I mean im huge cause I do body building to and hes just lean ripped and hes just over an inch taller than me whenever we spar we spar without mma rules but just dont go a hundred percent when I go full he easily kicks my ass .

@loool070 12 жыл бұрын

because of the rules .

@ronki23 13 жыл бұрын

Of course a BJJ Brown Belt'd win against a JJJ Black Belt-groundwork is BJJ forte. t the same token, a Judoka could beat a Jujitsuka in randori and a Karateka could beat him in Kumite. JJJ is good for both the streets AND MMA-if this was MMA rules, the JJJ guy could use punches,kicks,throws AND grappling so it'd be more even. Anyway,there only seems to be 1 belt difference between the 2.

@niker4404 11 жыл бұрын

if it was under jjj rules, there would have been striking and throwing =P

@koryubugei 13 жыл бұрын

@AidenMansour Just currious as to how you figure that a battlefield tested art whose purpose was to be used against an opponent trying to kill you and whose purpose was to kill said opponent would be mostly ineffective against against non-battlefield tested arts especially an art as young as BJJ. In reality it comes down to individuals and how well they are trained (regardless of art).

@lycanthropegaming3432 Жыл бұрын

Except bjj techniques come from judo which comes from Ju Jutsu

@Alden-Smith Жыл бұрын

You know the jjj guy can't use most of his techniques right? They are illegal in bjj rules

@TheGraciefighter101 13 жыл бұрын

@cementium in all fairness JJJ just does a lot of things badly. I studied it for years and wish I could get that time back

@ImZeaH 11 жыл бұрын

Wow, that was amazing.

@donfanto1 12 жыл бұрын

read my other comments. BJJ is all about parter. in the street going down is not an option

@marleySux 13 жыл бұрын

ALL THE JJJ PRACTITIONER NEEDED WAS ADVICE FROM STEVEN SEGAL!

@Alden-Smith Жыл бұрын

Yeah he can't really use his jjj if he's in bjj rules so...basically you know nothing

@afreiden 13 жыл бұрын

@streeteffective Well, the jjj guy is asking for criticism by wearing his jjj black belt to a bjj grappling match...

@cementium 13 жыл бұрын

@sevengone he always has a grap reflex and wants to make a throw.

@donfanto1 12 жыл бұрын

as i said, JJJ is more complete. and in the streets where going down is not an option..... i said all of it already. BJJ is a competitive sport. JJJ is a martial art with long history. BJJ is very useful in 1x1 but again...some people just will not go down that easily. and look the fight of grcie with kimo. that huge aloof sucks. he sucks at fighting. still he gave him a tough time , to the "unbeatable one". it clearly showed that BJJ is still not complete yet