Literally, what jiujitsu was designed for self defense. Now it's just a sport.

You mean old school Kodokan judo self-defense. All these techniques come from judo which is what Carlos Gracie was taught. They (Gracies) didn't come up with any of these. Unfortunately most judo schools no longer teach these. For the record: I trained at the Gracie Academy years ago and received my blue belt from them, so I'm not just some guy hating on them. I just believe giving credit where credit is due.

I agree. Every bjj school should know this

@@barrettokarate But, remember GJJ was born for the smaller person to be able to use it on bigger people. Historically, Kano jiu jitsu (aka kodokan Judo) didn't account for that as much, with many techniques failing if the person didn't have the size/strength for it. Also, the energy, used and leverage efficiency were improved for GJJ to make the techniques usable by smaller players. Yea, they didn't invent it, but they should get credit for improving it to be more functional. To be considered as a Gracie Jiu Jitsu technique, the technique had to pass through a filter called by the Gracies the Helio and Carlos Gracie filter. The filter has 3 elements. be energy efficient, based on natural movement so that anyone can do it, and have applications outside of the gym in a real fight. The additions the brothers made to the Kodokan Judo was primarily in the ne-waza, or ground fighting stage. Helio had found that his greatest success against his larger, stronger brothers came when he was on the ground and able to use agility to gain superior leverage. The Gracies favored a little-used position in Judo at the time, called the trunk position, which under their study would become a focus of BJJ now called the guard. Many Judokas used the position to some degree, but Brazilian Jiu Jitsu's ability to use it for control and transitions allowed it to dominate many other grappling styles of the time But, you probably already know all of this. This is mostly for anyone else interested and happens to be scrolling by...

@@barrettokarate In your experience do these stand up techniques really work?

@@MyZ001this is fine and all, but Kano was a small man, and basically followed the same philosophy. I also do GJJ & BJJ, so I’m not just “some guy”

Thanks, juan! This was my belly laugh for the day!

My professor is a Royler black belt. You don't get a black belt from the Gracie's unless you know the self defense moves

It's going to be useless for the vast majority of non elite women because the strength and aggression difference is too large between men and women especially when standing strength matters more.

yes a great combination for sure, some of those kicks are so explosive too and thats just in tournament lol

80 times? You counted them? Who does that? And who gets in scrapes that often?

@@Michael-si9ci It's an estimate. Around 80... Had you lived in a shithole called Poland you would have been in as many as I did. If not more... Btw, Mike Tyson had about 400 street fights.

​@@marcelnowakowski945When someone is fighting 80 times on the street that means he is the one who is looking for a trouble, lol

@@smesh141 Have you ever considered a possibility that this someone just dies not like bullies and... likes to teach them a lesson?

Royler

Sorry you’re correct Royler moves so much like Royce .. but I bet she could do it to Royce too ..

@@robertlee3805 yes for sure!

A lot of Jiu Jitsu gyms these days focus primarily on sport based Jiu Jitsu with little to no emphasis on self defense. To better answer your question you need to understand that in a tournament there are rules, weight classes, and time limits. On the street those things do not exist. So what's the difference between Gracie Jiu Jitsu and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu?To be considered as a Gracie Jiu Jitsu technique, the technique has to pass through a filter called by the Gracies as the Helio and Carlos Gracie filter, the founders and creators of Gracie Jiu Jitsu. The filter has 3 elements. First, the technique has to be energy efficient. Second, the technique has to be based on natural movement so that anyone can do it. And third, the technique has to have applications outside of the gym in a real fight.

Sadly, no. Most bjj schools focus on sport so you won't get any training of what is shown here.

Try to find Relson Gracie schools he is my master and these are the best fundamentals ...

Michelle Roth It depends on the school, but almost all of them have some form of judo throws. If you interested only in the takedowns I would suggest checking out judo. Both BJJ and judo are phenomenal grappling arts.

This is the stand up syllabus of Gracie Jiu Jitsu.

you can learn many of the basic moves for blue belt in around 3 months, if you train min twice, better three times, a week. Most people can reach blue belt in well under a year, which would give you enough tools to address all of the most common street attack bad guy behaviors - head lock counters, chokes, arm locks, stuff like that. Make sure you are studying GJJ for street defense though, not BJJ for sport - that is, if your goal is self defense and not sport.

@@VitalityGracieGarage Wow, a straight forward answer. Cool!

Blue belt under 1 years? OMG maybe in New school... But in school who practice old school bjj you can make 4- 5 years just for a blue belt... I know guy who practice for more 8 years and are still purple belt.

@@nakmuay2485 that's to get to blue belt(meaning you will be a white belt or beginner for 8 months to 1.5 yrs) then GET your blue belt. A 4 stripe blue in GU needs to know 275 techniques. Most blue from any local BJJ school will NOT that many techniques. I know as a local blue I don't

Cause, they focus on competition or "sport jiu jitsu"

This is bjj moron 😅

That women knows more about fighting and is more self aware than you will ever be 😅 Self defence is last resort on the street and it's better to at least know basic concepts than not know them. It's obvious that women in the first place would call for help, run or use a gun or gas if he has it. None lady would walk on the streets looking for a fight on purpose, so there is nothing misleading here if you were taught useful techniques and concepts.

every serious student knows the origins. hell, even the bjj heroes have it listed as japanese and the Gracie's lineage always include Mitsuyo Maeda. what are you talking about?

​@@DarkGMarineHe just wanted to show that he knows something. Moron 😅

of course it's fake it's a demonstration

Lol haters....

These aren't moves for someone squared up ready to fight with their hands up. It's for people just putting their hands on you or getting you in a headlock or bear hug....... morons.

@@TheShivang007 You do know the Gracies used to accept challenges from people. You could attack them any way you wanted and they would put you on the ground and choke you out. Nobody even had the chance to throw 10 punches.

@@andrewleahy5362 No one ever told Shivaay and John Etherage that GJJ practitioners can strike back as well.