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| IMPORTANT NOTE!
Many people have the misconception that all Jujitsu is
ground grappling (Brazilian Jiu-Jjitsu). This is
not true. There are many types of Jujitsu as
there are many times of Karate, Kung Fu, Kempo and so
on. These Jujitsu techniques we practice are NOT
meant for sport or 'tapping out'.
These techniques are meant to quickly diffuse a fight
by pain compliance, hyper-extension, breaking, or
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Jodoryu Jujitsu |
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Jodoryu Jujitsu is a implementation of Wally Jay's
Small Circle Jujitsu, TA Frazer's Disharmonic Emotion
Method, Song Park's Kiai Jitsu, and Ryukyu
Kempo's pressure point fighting. These 4 things when
combined with a full arsenal of martial techniques
(punching, kicking, grappling, and throwing) make for
an excellent approach to combat.
"If you train with me directly and are not a cage
fighter in training, you also know that our only real
objective is maiming and killing the bad guy. Most
other style focus on minimal damage to the opponent as
one of the primary philosophical principles. If a
student has that as a part of their belief system,
then it is okay and they can water it down, just as a
person who is taught to use a gun can shoot someone in
the head or just wing them. I just feel personally
that if I need to fire the gun in the first place it
should be a well placed shot aimed toward ultimate
incapacitation. If I don't need to do that, I don't
need to fire at all." Prof T.A. Frazer |
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Small Circle Jujitsu™ |
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The Japanese combat techniques of Jujutsu
(also commonly known as Jujitsu and other spellings) date
back at least 2000 years. The exact origins of jujutsu are
unclear, as most of it's history was only passed on in the
oral tradition. The few early written references show that
it's origins date back to mythology. Jujutsu was
formalized and most popular during the Edo period of
Japan. This was the era of the Samurai. Jujutsu was the
samurai's main set of combat techniques, after the sword
that is. There have been many, many styles (or ryu) of
Jujutsu throughout the history of Japan and more recently
the rest of the world.
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The origins of Small Circle Jujitsu™ are based on the
2000 year old classical jujitsu, but the revelation of the
small circle emphasis dates back to approximately 1944.
The founder, Professor Wally Jay studied a style known as
Kodenkan Jujitsu from Professor Henry S. Okazaki in
Hawaii.
Professor Jay's small circle jujitsu techniques are smooth
and functional because of his creation of the flow, which
interchangeable techniques are used to counterattack the
moves of the attacker.
Excerpts of this text borrowed from
Prof Jay's Small Circle Jujitsu UK |
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