Einfach im Training ausprobieren. Gezeigt wird hier primär eine Technik. Dabei ist es wichtig, dass man die Technik gut sehen kann. Die eigentliche Anwendung im Kampf kann man ja nicht so schön planen.

That system is Ju-Jutsu not Ju-Jitsu. Ju-Jitsu is a different system.

@@RayZXA I believe Ju-Jitsu can be spelt in different ways - Ju-Jitsu Ju-Jutsu Jiu- Jitsu It's still all Ju-Jitsu the spelling is irrelevant.

@@stefanobio7045 No, they can't. Because they are different systems and not the same. I have been doing it since 2009 and my trainer/master has been doing it for over 40 years.

@@RayZXA ok...... So what is the difference in kote Geshi in Ju-Jitsu, Ju-Jutsu, or Jiu-jitsu if they are different systems then please? Thank you.

@@stefanobio7045 In 1967, Franz-Josef Gresch, Werner Heim, Otto Brief, Richard Unterburger, Klaus Münstermann and other Dan holders were commissioned by the German Dan College to compile techniques from Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Karate, Aikido and other martial arts into a new self-defense system. The client was the Federal Ministry of the Interior, which was looking for an effective, style-open and cross-style system of unarmed self-defense for the police, customs, judiciary and armed forces. Thus, the techniques from the martial arts styles mentioned above that seemed best for the daily practice of these professional groups were combined. Since the "gentle" techniques predominated over kicks and punches, it was called the "gentle art", Ju-Jutsu. Because of its open concept, Ju-Jutsu quickly found followers among employees of the security authorities (police, judiciary, federal police, customs), who had learned it as a form of unarmed self-defense in their own authorities. These took it from the authorities to sports clubs, and soon a wide variety of umbrella organizations in which Ju-Jutsu was practiced emerged. In order to practice sport in an organized manner in the form of competitions and to have uniform and comparable grading standards, these associations issued examination and competition regulations for their areas. Since then, Ju-Jutsu has no longer been a completely open system. Even though these examination regulations did not limit the scope of the techniques, but merely specified which techniques had to be demonstrated at a minimum in order to obtain a graduation, many people, including many Ju-Jutsuka, got the impression that these were the only "official" techniques. A wide variety of examination and competition regulations were in place across the country.

Ich weiß nicht ob dein Kommentar ernst gemeint ist? Aber wenn ja: Da geht es um eine Aneinanderreihung von Techniken für eine Prüfung. Nicht um eine realistische SV Situation.

hab mich das auch gefragt, wie soll ein Wettkämpfer ein Körperabbiegen oder Ellbogentechnik zeigen. oder umgekehrt ein SV orientierter Prüfling einen Seitstreckhebel

Hier wird ein technischer Lehrgang gezeigt. Sonst einfach mal nach Wettkampf suchen, da gibt es ausreichend nicht kooperative Partner.

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