Confused on how to spell and pronounce Ju Jutsu.? It’s spelled JU JUTSU. It’s pronounced JU JUTSU. Not spelled jui jitsu which would be pronounced Jewie Jitzsue. Just silly.
No thats something different aligning more towards Japanese jiu jitsu hes speaking on Brazilian jiu jitsu. I heard a while a go jutsu or jutzu idk is meaning intended for death
@@joshuadity you really just said that. I guess what makes me cringe most about that is you actually believe every word of what you just said. Huh.? There’s an old saying about letting the world think you a fool, or open your mouth and prove them right. Heard it?
@@ReiMonCoH Ju Jutsu is a Japanese self defence martial art based on joint locks, chokes, pressure points and throws with striking, it is also referred to as Nihon Ju Jutsu or Nihon Tai Jitsu. Jutsu and Jitsu are the same thing however it is just different pronunciation from different parts of Japan. It can be effective when used right as there are very effective throws and strikes but some techniques (such as pressure points or some joint locks) are quite outdated and ineffective in the modern day hence it is a dying breed of martial art and not commonly used in the UFC. Now Brazilian Jiu jitsu is when Mitsuyo Maeda brought down Kano’s Ju Jitsu (now known as Judo) to Brazil and taught the Gracies, who focused more on the ground techniques and improved them, creating their own style Gracie Jiu jitsu or commonly known as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, based on submissions such as chokes and joint locks and takedowns, however there is no striking. Jiu is the Brazilian spelling for Ju as they pronounce it the same way whilst using the spelling concept of their own language, hence the use of the word Jiu. It is utilised by all fighters in the UFC and is very effective however one major issue is the lack of attention to takedowns during training and guard pulling, however once again this is only dependent on the martial artist as I like to train and improve my takedown defence and offence and my academy teaches them as they have wrestling classes and judo classes to learn from which is then adapted to BJJ. Now fancy pants stop getting angry and just do some research rather than raging in the comments. I am a BJJ practitioner myself and my father is a 1st dan Japanese Ju Jitsu practitioner so don’t act as if I am clueless. I hope this comment has helped you understand.
@@ReiMonCoH wow youre mean but my words are coming from a Japanese jiu jitsu black belt and a judo black belt so you have yet to explain yourself when ive explained him?
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Or 4 points for modified mount
Whats a tech fall?
Do you get an additional 3 points for every 3 seconds you continue to full mount your opponent?
No
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Confused on how to spell and pronounce Ju Jutsu.?
It’s spelled JU JUTSU.
It’s pronounced JU JUTSU.
Not spelled jui jitsu which would be pronounced Jewie Jitzsue.
Just silly.
No thats something different aligning more towards Japanese jiu jitsu hes speaking on Brazilian jiu jitsu. I heard a while a go jutsu or jutzu idk is meaning intended for death
@@joshuadity you really just said that.
I guess what makes me cringe most about that is you actually believe every word of what you just said. Huh.?
There’s an old saying about letting the world think you a fool, or open your mouth and prove them right.
Heard it?
@@ReiMonCoH Ju Jutsu is a Japanese self defence martial art based on joint locks, chokes, pressure points and throws with striking, it is also referred to as Nihon Ju Jutsu or Nihon Tai Jitsu. Jutsu and Jitsu are the same thing however it is just different pronunciation from different parts of Japan. It can be effective when used right as there are very effective throws and strikes but some techniques (such as pressure points or some joint locks) are quite outdated and ineffective in the modern day hence it is a dying breed of martial art and not commonly used in the UFC.
Now Brazilian Jiu jitsu is when Mitsuyo Maeda brought down Kano’s Ju Jitsu (now known as Judo) to Brazil and taught the Gracies, who focused more on the ground techniques and improved them, creating their own style Gracie Jiu jitsu or commonly known as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, based on submissions such as chokes and joint locks and takedowns, however there is no striking. Jiu is the Brazilian spelling for Ju as they pronounce it the same way whilst using the spelling concept of their own language, hence the use of the word Jiu. It is utilised by all fighters in the UFC and is very effective however one major issue is the lack of attention to takedowns during training and guard pulling, however once again this is only dependent on the martial artist as I like to train and improve my takedown defence and offence and my academy teaches them as they have wrestling classes and judo classes to learn from which is then adapted to BJJ. Now fancy pants stop getting angry and just do some research rather than raging in the comments. I am a BJJ practitioner myself and my father is a 1st dan Japanese Ju Jitsu practitioner so don’t act as if I am clueless. I hope this comment has helped you understand.
@@ReiMonCoH wow youre mean but my words are coming from a Japanese jiu jitsu black belt and a judo black belt so you have yet to explain yourself when ive explained him?
@@ReiMonCoH the problem with someone like you is i chose to try to teach what ive learned and youve chosen to ridicule and now no one learns.
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