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So nice training , thank you.

Thank you all sensei..

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Thanks for information ❤

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Wow just come across this youtube video. I have all of the original black belt vhs videos. I also have the World Ju Jitsu Federation Program book by Master Prof Robert Clark. (well used) I was honored to receive my Ju Jitsu Black Belt in 1991 from Prof Clark. I remember his wonderful sense of humour. I carried on training and had my own club in East London for 3 years. Trained in Win Chun and trained and taught Krav Maga. (Real Israeli Krav Maga) Stopped training in 2015. Clive.

1:15 I like the blocking techniques here.

Jijjistuu art

Powerful! Really effective!

Beautiful!

Thanks for this grading at the end of the month so needed this 👍🏻

The IJJF does things slightly different from WJJF. There's no saying one is better than the other the results are the same. I don't understand why there is a separation I'm not a politician. Maybe one day they will be as one.

I had a chance to take a class a while and it makes me want take more down the road

Brilliant technique from 2 of the best 💯🔥🔥🔥👊🏻

I'd like to learn Japanese Ju Jutsu. How can I do?

Hello please do tou tell me what the name of this jujitsu style? Sorry for my langage cause i'm french lol. Thanks.

This organization gets a lot of flack by traditionalists but really, how can you fault a guy for blending judo with some wrestling finishes and "classic" jujutsu ? Their blocking is very karate stiff but overall if you consider a lot of fights get into the standing grappling range pretty quick, their syllabus seems well suited and gives students usable skills right out of the gates. TBH, a lot of Japanese systems themselves have questionable roots so not sure why we obsess so much about that. BJJ is adapted judo, Okinawan systems were adapted kung fu etc. Function over history unless you want to be a kata museum.

looks like hapkido judo karate mix

Very good

I got this on DVD at home looking for another copy.

Classic Juku ryu if I remember? I used to train when Richard Morris and Brian Cheek were part of this federation. Also remember when I was graded to green and Debbie Horwhite(name check) demonstration of a strike on me, I did a full 360 ....Very scary Sensei! Wonder were she is now?

This is part of the official syllabus of WJJF for 3th Dan; the rest is made up by bare hands Kata (like in karate: Sandan Kata) and using weapons: Bo, Jo, katana, nunchaku, tonfa, kama, Rope or chain, sai, naginata (kihon and Kata like in Okinawa Kobudo). The purpose of the drills shown (renkoku waza) is not self defense, but increasing the speed and dexterity of the practitioner, like said in the beginning of the video.

This will make master ken proud. Always strike the groin

awesome.

I’m going for my yellow belt tonight and it is no where near as savage as this…

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Rice bag reversal throw (tawara gaeshi) is such an awesome throw, especially as a counter to the double leg.

I’m loving this, it’s actually great to see him going that extra mile ie. Not just tai otoshi but follow up with breaking every bone in his body! Respect to sensei and the uke!

Muito bom

This video of WJJF syllabus is a nice instructional guides

Really appreciate these uploads , Best Regards from Stoke on trent

Jiu jitsu has ground Techniques and is older than judo

I wish I was trained by him

does anyone know where to find these possibly on dvd…supplementing my students American Kenpo

I hated the bar chokes, the gi didn't reflect on a real or competitive situation, plus I was shit at them, both offence and defence

Professor Clarke was and always will be a don, sensai dave Martin is an amazing practitioner also

Bob was open about his Japanese and Korean training and even his exposure to Kempo (although I never saw much Kempo influence in the clubs), but the language used here makes me suspect that there was a lot more Catch influence than he ever let on - the old Honbu Dojo was not afterall, a million miles from Wigan.

thank you! Couldn't get the syllabus without buying it so eternally grateful, now I can learn at home

Is this jikishin jujitsu?

The late professor Clark rip

Old but good - thanks

Choreography is great they spent a lot of time practicing

Soke Alan Campbell is a fantastic instructor. Friendly, but deadly. His instruction was informative & interesting. Received my 1st Dan back in 2002 mostly thanks to him. 🥋

shoulder armlock is my favorite.

those are awesome moves.

What belt is the techniques from. Looks like 2nd or 3rd Dan tech.

I,m learning

I remember buying all of these videos and spending hours studying them and training the techniques in the WJJF Doko in Southport with Soke Alan Campbell and the instructor team. Great days of training hard and intensely- it was always an experience being on the receiving end of Alan Campbell‘s awesome technique. Steve Smith was always a great training partner too and also had the opportunity to train with Robert Clark a couple times. Good times - definitely needed to know how to breakfast properly 😂

As a beginner it does become really confusing looking into all the different branches of martial arts ....off the top of your head you think Karate,Jiu Jitsu, taekwondo and Judo.... but then you look into it and theres so so many types.... Shorinji, kempo etc etc.... kinda overwhelming when it comes to choosing a club