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Check out the Jiu Jitsu Promotion Playlist...We have the 1st 6 Belt Ranks posted.

@@conwaytoe2toejiu-jitsu are the 1-6 belt ranks the different colors? Like is this what you have to know to get the next color?

@Consumer156 for the most part all martial arts systems have some sort of belt rank test. Because very few systems have the same belt color system we decided to number these in order. You'll notice that we consistently increase the difficulty of the test by the number of techniques demonstrated first and the quality of those techniques second. In the end the use of those techniques while sparring (Training with great resistance) is the true measurement of that skill.

He is my son and has been training since he was about 5 years old. We never promote to black belt until adulthood. He is not only a jiujitsu and kickboxing student, he is a wrester on the HS team. He is a junior assistant instructor for the kids class. He has a lot to learn but at age 15, he has 10 years of training overall with the last three years being very intense. He is preparing to join the military as well and yes, he can shoot rifle, shotgun and pistol on top of it all. (I am quite proud of all 4 of my children.)

Potato tomato... Jiu-Jitsu is an ever evolving system of techniques which change frequently. Remember that Kimura lock used to be reversed figure 4 lock, ude garami etc. same with loop choke, paper cutter, and alligator choke. It is ok to have slight variations in name and even applications

Jealousy and ignorance make for a lot of confusion. Don't freak out because you don't understand. Don't be jealous of what someone else has. Feel free to comment. Enjoy the videos. PS - in the end we never promote anyone to black belt under 18. Royce was instructing at age 14 and had a black belt at age 17. Google it and stop worrying about rank.

Thank you for your comment. You are entitled to that opinion, & whether you work this choke/technique is up to you as well. We are here showing different techniques that are available to you to use/work should you decide to do so.

Your reply lacks imagination. I agree that I wouldn't typically think of this particular choke in combat however I think a guy with a jacket would be just as manageable as a guy with a gi. Maybe I misunderstood your meaning. What would make this choke effective only in feudal Japan?

You'll be surprised how many ppl have a time machine on them these days 🤷‍♂️

Absolutely

Come try us out and we will video the results. I would love to post our team helping you see if we are frauds or not. PS - historically sleeve choke came before Ezekiel. Sode means sleeve. Here ya go. Educate yourself. Sode guruma jime is widely known as an Ezequiel choke (Portuguese: estrangulamento Ezequiel) in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The choke became associated with the judoka Ezequiel Paraguassu from the time he spent at Carlson Gracie's gym in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro in 1988 while preparing for the 1988 Olympics in South Korea.

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You are correct this is not Jiu Jitsu. One of our students when & trained at a Kempo Karate school in North Carolina & learned this technique. Thank you for your comment & helping the algorithm.

Better question for you... would like like to come try us out in person or just troll the Internet safely behind your screen?

@@conwaytoe2toekickboxing it was a legit question. who are yall under? who gave you the black belts?

I am from South Carolina. My instructor is Matt Avant. I've trained for a little bit longer than 40 years total. I had my first jujitsu match in 1994. I fought in Vale Tudo which is Portuguese for no holds barred when jujitsu used to be real Jiu-Jitsu not sport Jiu-Jitsu. I train with Taichi Hayashi in El Paso Texas. He's also a Judo and jujitsu instructor. His father was Ty Hayashi, a Japanese immigrant. I always welcome your comments but there is no legitimacy and asking who gave me a belt. The first part of that question insinuates that someone gave me something. I earn every rank I have. I've been training longer than you've been alive unless you are over 40. I fought in the cage, I fought in the ring, I fought on the street and I'm a retired combat veteran in the United States Army. I will say one more time that no one ever gave me anything. I earned everything that I have. Now if you have any other disrespectful questions I'm willing to entertain those as well. If you're wondering if we are a legitimate organization feel free to come in visit with us. I will treat you with great respect. It would be my honor to host you at our facility. If you come you'll be one of the few who was willing to see firsthand. Most people are cowards only wanting to say stupid things from behind a screen. I will wait

Great comment Thank you

i know these people personally and i can tell you the white belt has prior knowledge from other martial arts, while the purple belt is recovering from injury 🫶🏻

Ironic that you appear to be trolling and asking if this is a troll post.

shoes i dont understand, but its hard to tell the state of an athlete from a youtube video, who knows how much training he had done earlier in the day...illegal grips? not sure what you mean by that, and not to mention the poor guy is grappling someone MINIMUM 10-15 years younger than he is. the young guys bring way different energy to the mat than the OGs. There were a few questionable moments for sure, and not enough attempts at finishing...but we also dont know the intent of this Roll, it could have been to let the White Belt work, which is 100% possible, and realistic. I hear you, it wasnt an impressive display, but theres too much nuance to just hammer the purple belt right away. I think its cool to see people move on the mat, and see what works and what doesnt.

​@l0pster very good comment. The purple belt is also fighting with a significant hip injury so yeah...he is way stiff and defending for the most part.

@@l0pster 1:20 he just gripped inside of the wrist sleeve. Its not much but still illegal. I was just more curious on the position of his grips around 3:51 mark and throughout the match. Sorry to the original poster, didnt mean to sound like a troll comment. I was just surprised.

We offer a Kickboxing and a Jiu-Jitsu program. They are separate and distinct as far as belt rank is concerned. I do not offer a Kempo system. Belt rank is based on merit. Attendance, hard work, and capability is essential. We offer an option to test after 3-4 months.

@@conwaytoe2toekickboxing so these belts for students are Jujitsu? I have 3rd Dan Black belt in hapkido with 8 years can I wear if I join your school or do I have to start over with white?

@conwaytoe2toejiu-jitsu plz just want to know if I have to start over

@@Consumer156 yes you do but dont start here. Shoes in bjj is not good at all, find somewhere else

Don't need to start over. Come try a week at no charge to test drive the program. 807 Bill Dean Drive Conway Arkansas

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Never said I was a Judoka. I was trained by Taichi Hayashi who is a Judo instructor but I am definitely a Jiu-Jitsu specialist. I am also familiar with wrestling but don't claim to be a wrestler. So maybe you have an ax to grind. Maybe you are just a troll. I wanted to thank you for your comment anyway because every comment pushes the algorithm...even the ones I find rude.

Actually, with shoes on we have no fungus... doesn't that make sense?

Thanks brother....would love to visit or have you fly over if you have time.

@@conwaytoe2toejiu-jitsu I'll do some vids for you of different locks and concept applications if you wish. All the best. Steve

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