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Indeed, it was also developed by suffragettes in the early 20th century to help that cause.

They all have slightly different areas of tactics they are looking for and all differ, they can all look similar as any wrestling style or any art that shares common heritage.

It's always good to find a new system to try.

I said the exact same thing when I first learned about it. It's such an amazing looking grappling style

There is of course a lot more nuanced the history of BJJ and specifics but did our best to get as much in. As we say the popularity was the Gracie's but the origin is of course Japan. Glad you enjoyed it.

For sure

He definitely had striking knowledge.

Absolutely.

Interesting take.

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Absolutely

Sad times.

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Mentioned many times on Australian TV and in popular culture by comedians etc. (Aussie family and have seen on Aussie TV)

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Absolutely.

A very impressive feat by the birds.

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Due to the bastardisation of the name to Baritsu by Arthur Conan Doyle many didn't realise. However the original art was created and had a main dojo in Soho, London with many instructors sent out to help adaption. There are good instructors and bad all over, but remember this is not simply a stick art so looking for the adaptive instructors are likely your best bet.

Definitely a great starting point. Any systems that allow it.

Created in a turbulent time as well.

Britfag martial art

Indeed

There is likely a common martial ancestor, as is the case with many.

@@Edudivexo understandable

Glad you enjoyed!

Absolutely, Canne de Combat was actually later incorporated in Bartitsu after Barton-Wright saw it's need.

It is certainly a strange form growth from these systems.

Fair!

There has obviously been a lot learnt on all sides and the Fairbairn system had a very different objected, likely nearer in comparison to Mcmap etc. It was very much a system of it's time, those who still practice a form of it tend to have made adaptions much as has happened with standard systems over the years.

It is a heavy hybrid

It is the basics and for display etc. as with any system, that of course changes the more you train and when you are adapting etc.

They are mainly in Hawaii but I'm sure you'll ne able to find one.

Has been proven, but only one particular style has been effective

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Ok

The main places to fin it are around Hawaii but has been growing.

Glad you enjoyed and good luck!

It's so unfortunate that dojos exist like that. They are out there for every style, it seems, which is sad.

Very much the same as any martial art, always needs mixing up.

@@Edudivexo so I know.

No in fact he and E. W. Barton-Wright both worked at Pearson magazine together and it was there where when Doyle was forced due to demand to bring Holmes back he got the idea to take one letter out of Bartitsu, call it Baritsu and call it a day.

@@EdudivexoThat’s interesting! I thought it was just a misspelling on Doyle’s part.

Understandable but Doyle actually says it is a Japanese wrestling system to basically try and have it as a Holmes only style but it all came from his awareness of Bartitsu which at the time had a training centre in Soho.

It’s mma

Glad to hear you have found it effective and useful for you.

@@sirethanthegreat4069 Any use of Punch counters or grab arts?

@@sirethanthegreat4069 ...the very first UFC around 92, which I watched that year w/my dad, proved these deadly striking arts weren't so deadly. We witnessed 5th dan karateka and hall of fame martial arts masters unable to kill nor knockout opponents w/a single blow. They often began brawling just like an untrained street fighter before being taken down by a wrestler or jiujitsu grappler. That was when a 170lb young man from brazil was taking down & choking deadly striking arts masters & a hall of fame master in an octogan cage. During WWII Imperial Japanese karateka tested their deadly striking on prisoners to test the one strike kill theory and in their officer journals they recorded their ability to maim & mutilate but failed to kill. They had to use their katana to put the wounded prisoners out of their misery. Judo however is proven lethal due to shimewaza and hadaka jime waza.

No surprise, when done properly judo can directly be used the same.

It's always fun to train in something new.

6th Dan Uechi Ryu. . . you've put in decades of hard work and are far more dangerous with empty hands than kajukembo would've made you due to uechi ryu hojo undo conditioning, bone density cultivation and the highly efficient uechi ryu strikes for highly vulnerable targets. Uechi Ryu is the most efficient kara te for unarmed combat defense.

@@SoldierDrew Thank you. Yes, Uechi ryu is a very effective and dangerous Okinawan Ksrate style. I went to Okinawa 4 times in my life and I trained with great masters as Shinyu Gushi sensei and others. The conditioning is so hard thst I have scars all over my hands. Bones can be so hard as rocks. I also trained in Goju for many years, but Uechi is my favorite style, and also more realistic in self defense situations. Kajukembo seems interesting, fast, but Uechi-ryu is also very fast, and the conditioning of the hands, fists, foots, and elbows make it a very dangerous style. In my journey in Okinawa I've seen amazing and unimaginable Karate situations. People in general associates Karate with the sport which has the same name, or with what they see in everyday dojo. One of my sensei used to say that what is thaught in everyday Karate dojo (any style) is only 2/3 of 50% of the first level of Karate (1' level is exoterism, 2' level is mesoterism, 3' level is esoterism). It's like an iceberg, almost all of it is under the water, we can see only a very small part. Karate is the same. Thank you!

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Kajukenbo is actually often called a form of MMA itself. Although it isn't used directly, like many martial arts there are several that use elements of it. It is adapted as any other.

@@Edudivexo el kajukenbo tiene demasiados golpes ilegales, como para competir. Es una defensa personal, para que los débiles se puedan defender de gente mas grande y fuerte🙂

Jiu Jitsu is certainly one of those used and due to the general overlap of martial arts there will always be a few different systems you can point to.

It's an interesting system and of course not all systems are for direct attack etc.

Of course these are just clips and not all systems have the same purpose but it is an interesting system.

This is demonstrations. In a realistic situation it´s just one or two moves, done very fast.

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Awesome, hope you enjoyed the video.

It does take part of it's system from Kenpo and then adapts so no surprise.

@@Edudivexo It looks cool. I'm currently a 2nd Degree Blackbelt in VSK Juijitsu, and I'll be getting my 1st Degree Blackbelt in Hapkido this year. Looking to Master both styles.

As a person that studied it, it’s totally rebranded Kenpo lol

Thank you!

It's somewhat both. The style of fighting came from the specifics of the sword.