Can I Teach Myself Brazilian Jujitsu?
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You can watch videos and learn the techniques and language but you can never actually. Learn how to do it unless you have a partner. \nAnd having someone lay there while you try holds on them is not training. find a friend who wants to learn as well and train with them. But keep in mind a lot of the submisions Chokes and arm/leg locks are very dangerous and can be life threatening so I would advise against it.\n\n13+ years of Judo training. Judo is actualy derived from Jujitsu so most of the submissions are the same
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The best form of combat is Ju Box Fu it is a combination of Brazilian Jujitsu,Muay Thai kickboxing and kungFu if you have time to include wrestling you cant be beaten. \nIf someone is bigger and stronger you can take them to the ground and use your Jujitsu witch is very easy to learn and very effective. If your opponent is smaller and faster you can use you size and strength and strike them Kungfu is very unorthodox with back fists and kicking techniques they are hard to defend however it takes a long time to learn this style so start with kickboxing witch has a lot of basic power attacks.\nJujitsu is the best form for a 1 on 1 street fight but if you are faced with more than 1 opponent you will need to know your striking.\nIf you only have time to practise and learn 1 style i recommend Jujitsu if you study it for one year you can easily beat a 15 year Martial Artist from any of the classical styles (Karate,Boxing,KungFu,Judo or wrestling) witch are useless unless you both now the same style.\nIt is also very hard to find a Ju Box Fu school as it is a relatively new style so good luck.
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if you mean jui jitsu u wont learn it by video or just by watching it you need real training with parteners to understand were and how to to put a move on or to resist it im doing it now along with freestyle for severeal years and sparring with different peolpe still suprises me what i dont know.  EG>>> an arm bar does nt just become available you need to minipulate the situation to make it available. all the chokes bars locks can be shown but are no good when someone is resisting your martial advances(Hence real life training.
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You spelled it correctly in your question above.  It is Jujitsu.
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There are many, but few have english speaking instructors.  I'm gonig to a place near COEX.  The teacher speaks some english, enough for me to understand what I need to do.  Mostly we do striking, Jiu-Jitsu and MMA striking/takedown.  If you're interested in knowing more send me an IM or email.
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karate and as you become fit judo and/or ju jitsu is just awesome!\nEither of these will teach you to defend yourself immediately.\nkarate in particular emphasizes self discipline.\nTae-Kwon-Do  is the commonist type of karate taught in the US. Kung Fu is also one type of karate.\n\nBruce Lee does karate. Hitting, punching and kicking.\nSo does chuck Norris.\n\nju-jitsu involves using pressure points on your opponents body to control him. You do not have to move much. but it is harder to practice alone so requires more classes.
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If you are already a resident of Japan ask at your city office or international center. They will be able to tell you where your municipal budokan is. Usually any budokan will have all different classes from iado to kempo, and it's not expensive. Your municipal taxes help subsidize it, so take full advantage.  If you want to train at a "private" dojo then my advice is to start out at the budokan and find a situation that suits you through word of mouth. \n\nIf you want a situation where you are able to obtain a culture visa and thus train full time, you most likely need to work through a hombu dojo. The best way to do that would be through the administration of the style you already study. An introduction goes a long way in Japan. Culture visas are not as easy to obtain nowadays as they used to be, but it is still possible if you are willing to train full-time at a dojo which is qualified to be a visa sponsor. \n\nI suppose the third option is just look in the Japan Yellow Pages under martial arts and find one of the dojo that cater to expats.
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Gracie Jiu-Jitsu / Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is an highly effective self-Defense system, it is designed to allow a smaller, weaker person defend his or her self in a real world situation. It teaches standing self defense against punching, kicking and various weapons as well as grappling and ground fighting.\n\nJeet Kune Do/Personal Defensive Systems . JKD/PDS takes the best the martial art world has to offer in the area of self-defense and combines it all into one simple and easy-to-learn system. Every range of self defense is covered - Kicking, striking, trapping, Joint locks, grappling, Blunt and edged weapons, and much more. This system is designed to teach you to defend yourself.\n\ngood luck with it...
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A good way to start is training in kick boxing classes.  That will help with your striking.  Also wrestling classes will help you learn about rolling on the floor and teach you how to stand, shoot, sprawl, and overall control.  Wrestling will teach you about control on the ground.  Than taking Jiu-Jitsu class will help you with submissions and chokes.  Training to fight in MMA takes allot of time and dedication.
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texts I'm not sure about but you might want to look into some aspects of Ju Jitsu, karate kata i don't beleive uses weapons
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You need to take classes at the dojo. You won't learn anything otherwise.\n\nAnd pay attention in your physics classes at school. Physics will teach you how to flip someone!\n\n***Sorry, you don't have it covered. You cannot learn anything from on-line martial arts classes (whatever those might be). It takes years of practice and discipline to master even some of the aspects of the martial arts. You need to study in a dojo from a Sensei.
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Its tough to learn on your own, but there are a few websites that have some basic moves.  I'm sure there's a class in or near your city.  I found classes everywhere from San Francisco to Nevada City (pop 2500)
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Hey Now...\n\nGo take either a Wushu or Taichi class and \nthey will teach you...\n\nSmiles
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lol there are a few around where i live... in independence missoure the guy who brought it 2 the us lives... retired i bet... u can take it in topeka k.s. and u can learn it and any ryu-te karate(or ryukyu kempo) place along with tuite jutsu the 2 things that make ryu te totally diffrent than all other karates.... good stuff.... u can rean kyuso online by its self off the oficial website... 4 a price... but scince its a independant study..... i cant say youll get quality
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If you don't already; you should consider going to a good jujitsu school to learn. Watching videos and looking at pics may help but it's not the same as rolling around with someone and trying to get them in a move. Here is a link below. \n\nhttp://onthemat.com/techniques.php
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You, go to a dojo and start challenging people....please!
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it depends on what you are training for (health, competition, self defense). judo and jujitsu involve a lot of mat work and grappling. boxing is very good for cardio. karate is a good combo of most aspects. krav maga is great for self defense. aikido involves some mat work and joint manipulation. it also depends on how far you are willing to travel to learn. some people would travel 100 miles for class. most would only travel 10-15 miles. see what is offered in your area and watch a few classes. usually schools want you to sign a one year contract, so be sure you like what you see before you commit. some places offer seminars. some high schools and colleges offer community programs after hours for several weeks. expose yourself to as much as you can. good luck.