This is what the Perfection of martial arts is all about. Strong techniques that are simple and easy to learn and yet when mastered even more powerful and effective.

Finally ! Someone On KZfaq who fights like me. Showing real world application to his students.

I liked his style - rough, but realistic, and no harm done. My immediate reaction is "wish I could travel to the UK to learn from this guy. And I'm no toughy - much older and relatively junior belt. Are there any other videos of Sensei Trevor Steward?

Thanks for keeping the traditions alive!👊🏾🙏🏾

This is what Japanese Jiu-Jitsu is truly like.

I like your style!

That’s the kind of jujitsu I was taught. Street applicable.

Good solid techniques with no frills. Uke gets a bit of a tough time, but if he wasn't agreeable someone else would be picked. Being chosen as Uke is actually a bit of a privilege as it means you are trusted with your self control and to look after yourself with break falls and to tap or indicate when the technique is properly applied. You are no 'victim' of the teacher - or that guy would quickly have no students. There's a difference between pain and structural damage to the body which is why you need a good level of control - you can see the techniques are having the right effect but they stop short of choking out, smashing heads, knock outs and arm breaks so are still able to train. Good video. I see 2 guys working together to teach students techniques that will help defend themselves and not soft compliant drills that give them a false impression of violence.

Very nice stuff. Although IMHO many of these tecs would be better suited to a pre emptive situation using distance management/the fence rather than from a boxing style attack.Thanks.

Very impressive, very impressive skill set, two big thumbs up, I'd love to train with this guy. Getting smacked is part of the lesson, to feel is to believe, and as you can see his uke is conditioned to take the strikes, this works for both of them, he can utilize more depth of penetration and resulting contact manipulation, and the student can condition himself to take strikes, which on the street you inevitably will receive, then switch roles. If this type of training is to intense for people then you just don't do it, find something or someone who will treat you gently, but you will regret it if you ever get into an altercation, you will be nullified by the level of violence. It all depends on what your training for, military combat, law enforcement, bouncer, personal protection or just fun and sport, you make a choice based on the afore mentioned. It always baffles me when people criticize contact in martial arts, its not bloody pottery class, its martial, martial means military, military means war, and if you are going to use it effectively you must have that mindset or the intention wont be there and you will come unstuck. Imagine joining a boxing gym and you weren't allowed to punch each other, whats the point?

For anyone thinking this is harsh, watch boxing videos, or amature mma training videos where they train fighters. Better yet watch hood fights and you will understand why this has to be harsh!

Simple and to the point very effective. Too many idiots out there teaching rubbish that would never ever work this looks pretty good.👍

Great stuff

He's rock solid!

Maybe I’m the only one....but the instructor kinda looks like Michael Fassbender, plus 25 years. Even kind of has a light Magento voice.

Hey Sensei, great to see schools out there still doing the old style. We are in Houston, TX and still practice as well. Nice work, where is you linage from?

The point was made 15 minutes ago. There is a simple & fine line from teaching & disrespecting your Uke! This so called sensei is definitely taking pleasure in hurting this student. If nothing else he needs to rotate his Uke's as to not over utilize them or just plain hurt them. When people starting laughing & for too long you have wonder what are they witnessing? I've been trained hard by my Sensei for 15 year's and never I mean NEVER have I felt desrepected like this questionable sensei has been to this man! And I'm not even going to mention the obvious possible reason! He is a piece of doo doo!

Sensei is a badass bro

This is what I'm looking for. Unfortunately I'm far away in Malaysia. Something to add to my arsenal alongside Judo and BJJ.

Great Uke

Good stuff always enjoy the wall techniques, true about pain you get frustrated if it doesn't feel correct. This training style is invaluable in stress testing your ju jitsu.

damn man that Uke deserves a beer after that session :p

When.a punch hits you from an attacker like what the sensi is teaching,he is not hurting him but teaching and mentally conditioning his body and mind to for go this pain and make it condition him to in case gets into a fight on the street to be able to obsorb smimilar pain! Same what i used to do in my kung fu classes... Trust me rather he shows him this pain then out on the street! You HAVE to remember that it is possible you will take a blow but have to absorb it and fight.... Your life could depend on it!

2nd technique good variation to rear choke. Is that iriminage

love it sensei brilliant

This uke needs a medal!

Nice to see Ju jitsu in a clip titled Ju jitsu and not end up watching BJJ. I've been practicing for twelve years and love it,dislike the misunderstanding with BJJ (Americans I think). Good training!

I'm the uke a lot at my dojo. I feel your pain man. But we all get better for it.

Too hard? Nope! This is pretty standard UK Ju-Jitsu. There was one brief moment where the uke's neck looked to be in danger but that was likely just the camera angle.

For all those whinging about uke. He is a brown belt and been doing this and being uke for years. He is not phased its business as usual. If you are too scared watching this video because it is real, go back to karate point fighting class. It’s okay - there are levels.

What ju jutsu ryu is this?

I did a style called Phor Kune kung fu.... I attended and WOW I was in for a suprise! The instructors was down to earth and the price of sessions was very very reasonable like £6-8 for a solid training session of 2hr+ 2x a week. From here i learnt real tough physical training. How to properly kick,punch,condiotion my body,block with forearm and condition,yoga style stretching Such as kunckle push up,wrist push up's etc.... You will feel you have done a work out. sessions was hard and you can feel you have done a workout. This was a similar hard style of training except it was Phore Kune Kung Fu.

Cool

Nice!

Goshin Style.. The best!

Hermosas técnicas ❤

Impressive

Thank you Master

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I saw rather harsh demonstrations on a student, with which the teacher wanted to show super-efficiency. At the same time, the student is limited in his actions - he is obliged to attack with one hand and rather slowly. But a really quick attack of several hits will show that most spectacular moves are not effective. Elements of wrestling are of little use against a heavier and stronger opponent.

Very similar to my sensei. Realistic no bull shit training

He doesn't have to be black: the perception is that black is frequently viewed as villans in our society; and that is not limited to black, some whites too. We do not live in a color blind society. There are other black belts there - the instructor responded and addressed the issue respectfully and i agreed he chose him for his own legitimate reasons. The problem is you and others fears of not feeling comfortable with the question and automatically taking a defensive posture to show you couldn't handle the discussion. What? People should hide and not ask these type questions? If im a racist what are you if you breakout in attack mode. Respect people's questions and if you have a good answer give it, but if all you can do is bitch kick and scream about something real or not real, then perhaps you should let some one else with a little more intel speak on it, not you. You would escalate b/c you cant handle it. The instructor is a good man. He responded in a very mature and intelligent way. He's cool with me. I'm sorry if i offended you and intended no disrespect. I asked and got my answer. Your comment only raises hell.

Looks like a job for Daniel Larusso

That girl that keeps covering her mouth is going to quit..... 😄

Having trained like this - I'd say it's perfectly fine. The Uki has done this hundreds of times, so is used to this. The instructor is training with a partner he trusts and understands to be able to work with correctly. See how the Uki gets up fine every time. Quite honestly, TMA needs MORE of this. Hard work, hard contact. If you are always treated gently, then you learn nothing about how to deal with hard contact.

The teacher loves himself.. acting and talking hard in front of his students..

Okay..to the people saying the instructor is abusing the uke. Not true at all. This is the correct way to train combat arts. The instructors job is to assault you physically and mentally to prepare you for war. This is how you build character and endurance. It's not simply about learning physical movements.

Big respect to the uke

In my opinion it is more than lasted Realista better said because actually the street or real physical aggressions are not soft are strong and horrible and what the sensei Trevor is doing is seeing his students the reality of the facts and is hard with his Uke "who lends his body to perform the Techniques" the Tori that would be Sensei Trevor obviously in the face of the care of his Uke so he could explain the Techniques, another thing he highlighted a lot is that he has the concept of the basics and fast that is to say basic techniques that cover a part of many possible scenarios of aggressions being simple and fast to achieve greater effectiveness at the time of the Goshin Jutsu "Self-Defense

take it easy there bucko

Going hard on his student? yes. Too hard? definitely not. Having a rougher pressure like this is how you learn to be effective in your movements and to make it more instinctual to help you in an eventual real life fight.

This guy is very agressive&rough. But on the street it is way different.... His style is aggressive, in a way that imagine.. Your in an area that you don't know your surrouunding is in a rough area,it is dark, transport is not great your around a mile from the nearest transport link. A dude pulls up starts asking you questions etc.... Tried to prevent you from going on... Tries to assualt you/rob you... In this above seneario you HAVE NO CHOICE.... AGRESSIVE,FAST,SWIFT AND OUT! Take the dude out ASAP. You dont know the back up he can have or know thst area but this method above that is best taught! There are a lot of b.s styles of all kinda m.a that will teach u CRAP like my old Karate did. This guy cares for you and does not want£££ like my old sensi... Remember this style is great! Keep up the good work&good luck to all.M.A practioners.

Excelente!!!👏👏👏

Students often underestimate how violent a fight can be so a dose of reality is important. In my view, the uke allows the teacher to use him to demonstrate the technique so that the students can repeat it. The teacher should, most times, and depending on the purpose of the exercise, give the uke a heads-up by first doing the technique slowly so he can prepare his body mentally and physically. These are violent techniques designed cause damage. The respect for each other goes both ways. The teacher must remember that the uke is moving at 1/2 speed and is in essence compliant, while the teacher may be moving at 3/4 speed with freedom of movement. If this is how every training session goes then it is abuse of the uke but if it happens intermittently to introduce a dose of reality then it is acceptable.

Even the class itself their was no real conditioning etc.... My dear old man did Karate for several years and kept telling me to change the style. He practice Skotokan&Go-ju ryu. 1fine day after doing this style the old sensi in my karate clubs demands went up. You must pay xxx to attebd all our courses as a black belt if not your belt will go.... The most senior of grades could not take a hit punch or kick and would be stuck on the street(trust me). 1 fine day I woke up smelt the coffe and changed style.....

In the street it will bee with bad intentions also

Nice in shorting the distance...no quite as effective as the instructor makes the students believe. Street fighting is not as clean as the dojo and I see a lack of respect for the student. Not acceptable.

The old 'stepping through' straight punch bullshit :-) I train Ju Jitsu too, and we almost all the defences are from a reverse punch, as 90+% of attacks are from a reverse punch (and non-straight)

He needs a lot to learn. No, not the student but the Sensei

Luar biasa gaes 😘😘👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I feel sorry for his poor training partner. Wow this dude is rough. lol

What’s the instructors (Sensei’s) name?

It's funny....when watching people actually fight in something like MMA, you don't see them ever using techniques like this....almost as if it's all for show and not practical....

On the videos it does look like him being thrown around like a piece of meat.... The same when my Sifu kicked us hard and contd hard and to block with X block forearms or we get kicked in our face. Remember this is not meant to hurt me but to condition the students to take a punch and make it feel like it was somewhat real. Kick so you can take a kick or your kicked being punched.... This was not meant to main or hurt us, but to teach us mentantilly physcially tp condition our bodies and minds to take it HERE in the training area! In the street there is on 2nd chance either sink or swim, perhaps you can take a hit from nowhere BOOM!

Try this on a resisting opponent and see what happens

His student took a beating, I think the others looked scared. I thought realistic sparring was a way to learn the techniques but I am new to all this so I don't understand it yet to make a valued comment just an observation

should be more careful around the head and neck....they're aren't as tough as the rest of the body

Excuse me it’s that Japanese jujitsu or Brazilian jujitsu plese let me know

This is very interesting.. must be Japanese jiu jitsu.......definitely goes against the principles of Helio Gracie jiu jitsu teachings !!!!

Training and teaching is a multitude... You can 'kata' by repeatedly practice solo or sparring techniques. You can speed up and you can increase tension and pressure. But you can never bash your student. You should never diminish or in any other way demean any individual in public life. This is a rule of decency in general, and certainly, in particular, in a dojo. Even worse when the 'dojo' is a public space. In my opinion, this 'uke' was treated too roughly. You can be rough, if only you have a heart and a concession. I doubt this is what we saw.

It’s like Gracie Jiu Jitsu already proved this 100 times and why do people keep just doing it anyway. Someone’s a good standup fighter and you try to do this kind of karate stuff on them you just gonna get knocked out you can’t take that risk you got to take them down in a smarter way in case they’re good it’s only work on someone that’s not a problem

😂😂

Damn Brother Man You Most Be In That Sunken Place' like Them Brothers On GET OUT MOVIE" ....GET OUT FUC BRO."

I wonder if they do real live sparring? If not than it's just Aikido

Wow that's what a call martial arts.

Is this japanese Jiu Jitsu ?

So brown belt in 3 years?!

Trevor Steward, have UFC matches? if not this doesn't matter at all.

Osu!

It does look very rough and tough from the Sensi-student. Some years ago I used to train in a bogus style of Karate(I won't say the name). The sensi who taught this bogus style of Karate gave a complete false sense to the students,meaning they would not teach any Japanese names of blocks,punches at all. You will see kids of 5-6 y.o with black belts, the highest grades of 4th Dan 3rd Dan with hardly any conditioning etc.... Would fleece you left right and center for outdoor courses that paid upto £1,000(perhaps more) to obtain your belt,no morals or eithics in this style of Karate. Not only that all the fancy do's and seminar's that you had to pay for incl grades outdoor b.s courses thinking their style was unbeatable and had students on a string.

He’s way to rough it isn’t necessary

abusive instructor

hey its his method of training and it does produce for sure.. as long as people consent to it

I feel sorry for the student. Is all that unnecessary for training. Somewhat sadistic.

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Bro idk I do BJJ and I know schools are different. This shit straight up looks like assault.

Please pressure test on people who know how to fight when you don’t know what’s coming. Not on some mamaluke ukes who feed you exactly what you expect when and how you expect it.

When are they going to show this stuff at real time, without the choreography? These techniques look great when the instructor knows what's coming and the "attacker" is not showing aggression or resistance.

another fucking mc dojo

This is fantastic in every aspect apart from two things, the punches being thrown are a traditional karate style with a step through straight punch usually done in lines. Whenever seen anybody attack like that Secondly he is going to the ground with him. Not good where multiple attackers may occur

what´s wrong in today Society that everybody wants to be a fighter ? is it a new Religion ?

Only in dojo, never I octagon.

Looks good and effective no question there but this is bordering on abuse of your student. There is no need for that extent of force when demonstrating repeatedly unless you’re showing off. There is a fine line between training and demonstrating efficacy and just being a bully during training. Anyone can become one and this looks dangerously close to me.

If this is ju jitsu, then he should stick to that martial art. Don't add any striking, because as soon as you do it becomes wrong. street fighters don't move like that, they don't step and punch; and they don't kick. MMA or muay thai are very effective sport martial arts that can be used on the streets because they cover a lot of situations that can happen outside the training hall.

These Japanese jiujitsu instructors love bullying an uke, meanwhile they’re absolutely terrified of sparring or competing with anyone. If they went to an mma school or bjj gym they’d get filled in by the white belts

I'm 100/100 the teacher he can't fights in street

what crap

Why only black man