Kata-ha Dori: an ancient version of a modern BJJ choke

[@alexcoutinho4193]

these aikijutsu moves feels so fluid for BJJ please do more

[@Aiki_and_Jiu]

Thanks. I hope to continue adding content with good correlation between ancient and modern training.

[@mgtowishfever8321]

instantly hooked on your aikijujutsu coverage,can you explain the technique called shumoku?

[@Aiki_and_Jiu]

Thanks! Not a technique I can say I use in randori…although it would be worthy of a demo someday.

[@mgtowishfever8321]

@@Aiki_and_Jiu yep,from what I've gathered,shumoku is somewhat dangerous as it doesn't leave a place for an ukemi,landing straight on the back,thanks for responding.

[@GarciaGungFuJKD]

Hey love the videos! Quick question, are the toes typically down during idori techniques or can we get up on our toes?

[@Aiki_and_Jiu]

Thanks. I practice both live and dead toe positions within idori techniques. I’m sure there’s a strict etiquette in some schools though.

[@GarciaGungFuJKD]

@@Aiki_and_Jiu Thanks the way you do it looks smooth and elegant and probably hurts less 😄. Live toes kill me.

[@timsimmons7916]

Super Knot!