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Lars
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You don't have to sign-up to view the channels.
Are you considering a membership?
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iamrushman
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sensei lars.don't really know about signing up......don't really know what they offer to members.
i'll have to look more closely when i have some time.
thanks
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Lars
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I don't know what they offer either. I don't think a membership is necessary.
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iamrushman
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lars thanks for the info........don't want to spent money i dont have..
with humble respects.
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Lars
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You have a point there! 
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thaiboxerken
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Joined: 21 Jun 2001
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Location: Portland, Oregon
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Actually, I think Jujitsu is the oldest form of Japanese martial art. Karate, judo and the other martial arts were derivatives of Jujitsu and were developed more for sport and to satisfy a more "non-violent" approach to the martial arts. Jujitsu is a very violent and war oriented martial art that was taught to warriors way back in Feudal Japan. The Jujitsu of today as devolved or evolved into something else.
I train in Brazillian Jujitsu which is more specialized in ground fighting and is very effective. But, I still realize that Japanese jujitsu is a totally different animal that was developed more for the battlefield and not one on one combat.
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Valn
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Joined: 23 Aug 2001
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Location: Tampa, FL
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Prodigy-Child
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| uhm UKE is the victim of the technique and tori is the attacker not the other way around |
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babysteffee
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Joined: 21 Aug 2001
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Location: Durham, UK
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Sorry...didn't see this post when I started a new thread asking what was involved in jiu jitsu...very good information here.
Am I right in thinking jiu jitsu is similar to Aikido then? |
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GoldDragon
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Joined: 10 Aug 2001
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Location: Hartford, Connecticut
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To be honest, I have never attempted to try JuJitSu. The only thing I know about is Jujitsu (literally ``the gentle fighting art'') is an empty handed extension of the sword fighting art of the Japanese Samuarai, and
This involves joint locks, throws, strikes, blocks, and chokes. But I do respect the Art and the people who train in this Art. Even tho its an old Art, it still brings out peace and harmony 
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