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Jiu-jitsu

04/7/09

Considered as a form of martial arts that was handed down from ancient Samurai warriors of Japan during its war-torn era, it has become one of the more preferred disciplines around the world. The movements of Jiu-jitsu are mostly made up of ground-grappling, throws, punches, and kicks. The martial arts discipline also teaches the student how to handle weapons. The techniques applied in Jiu-jitsu center mostly on the use of leverage as oppose to brute strength. This means that mastery of the techniques is what matters.

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isn`t there any punches and kicks in brazilian jujitsu or normal jujitsu i am thinking about learning one of them which is better

Posted by MMA at July 15, 2009, 1:26 pm

There are no striking in Jiu-jitsu. Only submission holds.

Posted by Facts at July 15, 2009, 3:21 pm

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