What is jujitsu?
Jujitsu is a form of unarmed
combat which originated in the Orient. Its origins can be traced well into
Japanese and Chinese history. Training in Jujitsu incorporates the use of the
techniques for self-defence, unarmed combat, sporting and social / recreational
pursuits.
Jujitsu training includes the application of the following techniques:
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falling techniques |
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throwing techniques |
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joint-locking
techniques (wrist, elbow, shoulder, knee and ankle joints) |
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strangling techniques
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striking techniques
(punches and kicks) |
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holding
(immobilisation) techniques |
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• Ne waza |
grappling techniques |
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resuscitation
(first-aid) techniques |
Some more info:
Comparing martial arts systems
Reality
in training by Matthew Cugola
Countering
a boxer brawler or wrestler