My mate, a tough lad from Llanelli asked Mr Doak to trAin his youngest daughter in real self defence. Mr Doak agreed, visited the house for fifteen afternoons and gave her three hours training each time on the back lawn. Taught her some real and brutal self defence and wouldn't take a penny for his time. The girls mum was disabled and she helped care for her. Mr Doak was a true gentleman.
I've taken Aikido and BJJ and wrested in high school a bit. I can see how technical he is , not wasting any movement. an in depth understanding of skeletal mechanics. this is great stuff.
That is a true demonstration of the spirit of martial arts!! So often now being a bad ass is the only focus (mma- at least it’s image) and while that is truly important to a warrior- so is the soft power he demonstrated with his character!😎
I realize that I am way late to the party, but I wanted to add my respect. I had never seen this man before, but now I am looking up everything I can find on him. He's the best I've ever seen.
The man is a legend. I'm proud to say he trained me for a short time in Neath. Even though he was in ill health he was turning up at the dojo and still teaching. Wish I could have spent more time with this incredible sensei.
Good day sir. I am a Martial Arts inst, just came across Shihan Doak and was very impress with his knowledge. Only yesterday realized that he passed. i pray the warrior memory lives on forever. How he died. If i can ask.
First met Billy at a Jujitsu and Judo seminar in Birmingham. Travelled to Llanelli to spend a few days at his classes afterwards and experienced knowledge and skills I'll never forget. He was such a humble man who made time for people whenever he could. Much missed.
Now here is a sensei who knew jujutsu through and through. I really admire not only his attention to detail but also his insistence on caring for one's partner when practicing dangerous techniques. It only takes one serious injury in this art to put an end to it all. I am sure half the injuries I sustained in my martial arts journey could have been prevented with the right instruction. You cannot respect enough a man like the late Billy Doak.
Many thanks for uploading this. It is fantastic. He was definitely a great martial artist. It was pity for lost of such a teacher. I really enjoy all the film and learned.
What an excellent video tutorial with a superb Sensei, it is tragical he died so young, the world of Ju Jitsu has suffered a great loss. And this needs to be re-uploaded in better quality, it deserves better. RIP Mr. Doak.
Doak Shihan, my compliments on presenting a simple, exquisite, memorable class. I've seen many sensei in my 56 years of martial arts,and may I say that your techniques are among a few that I would call beautiful. You turn out excellent students. Domo arrigato.
Cancer of the pancreas, he was my sense and a true gentleman. And by far the best martial arts practitioner there was. I am/was his uki in the video you have just commented on. He died at the young age of 47, he is deeply missed by his students and many friends and family.
the bond between teacher and student is special only a martial artist can understand my sensi is like a father to me sorry for your loss remember what he taught and he lives on
Thank you very much for sharing this material. It must be the most breath-taking showcase of traditional jiu jitsu I have ever seen both live and online. What is seen here is intensity and the precision of unmatched proportions. I just want you to know that this material serves over people to develop their own jiu jitsu and to keep the tradition ongoing.
I practice DZR JJ many similarities - this was a beautiful lesson. And a big Mazal Tov to his two students that did most of the demos. (And a special wow to his female student - she should be an inspiration for all women)
thank you for sharing this video...your your permission i will save it and study it....i love how relaxed and "fri endly" he is with all the participants...very disarming
I had the pleasure of training under Sensie Billie Doak at a number of bashos held in Shrewsbury many moons ago. He was also on the grading panel when i did my brown belt in Hankyo Kempo Jujitsu. A great character and martial artist.
I used to practice Goshin Jujitsu. I never had the honor of meeting this man but judging from what I've seen god damn is he good. Its really unfortunate he is gone there are VERY few masters of traditional martial arts left and I am truly sad I never got to train with this one
I just found that Shihan Doak has passed on some time ago. Isn't that the way it often works? You find a gem and almost as soon as you do, it passes from your sight. Shihan ,I know that you live on in the techniques and hearts of your students.
I love this techniques. I trained in goshin jujitsu chow hoon. I have been the uka numerous times just like the female. The teacher so awesome the way he teaches. The students are very lucky to have a teacher like him.
The best just jujitsu practitioner ever and a lovely man off the mats, glad I was on his good side or I'd probably be in a wheelchair right now , greatly missed man .
As a long time bjj'er I really like Billy's grappling techniques. Very direct and to the point with good transitions from move to move. Sometimes bjj can get so overly detailed that you cant remember moves. These seem very easy to remember
Thats why you practice. You don’t learn all the details the first time you learn a technique. Get a base for the move, then you work on the details over time. Also im yet to see half of these “brutal techniques” put into practice with resistance or against a bigger stronger aggressor.
Sensei Morgan, first off along me to offer you my deepest condolences on such an obviously irreplaceable loss. I never had the pleasure to meet your Shihan but he was very respected in our JJ circles. I have been a student of old style JJ for almost 48 yrs and a teacher for almost 36 of them and also a Hachidan. This was one of the best presented seminars and wazas I have ever had the distinct honor and pleasure to watch.His Yudansha Shareen I believe is her name is she related to him as well in someway, it seems, that a young lady of the skill set is often related as a wife or daughter or something of that nature. She has certainly done a great job as did you Sensei Morgan His wazas were done with conviction, safety,impunity and a great deal of love for his students and the art. Your black belts Yudansha's are what black belts should look like and act like. I am very impressed Shihan Morgan. Arigato Gozaimasu for sharing. Regarding other ridculous comments here, I am not even going to take the time to debate or address. well done Sir fantastic job.
That was his wife. She got kicked out of her parents and he took her in and trained her and then started...you know...and they got married. She got to keep everything he had just by being a woman. Women have it easier than men I personally think but that's what makes us men because of the hardship and if a man isn't in hardship of anything then he's a vag boy in my opinion.
Hi just had to view the videos again so just seen your reply your loss comes across very deeply he looked and came across as a great man, I love some of the technique he used I train in Halifax I would as I'm sure other clubs like to see if your club would be interested in doing a seminar
This Sensei looks like an awesome teacher with some great knowledge. I have done some Japanese Jiu Jitsu, Aikido and BJJ. My issue with Jui Jitsu and Aikido is that both of them is they are great once I have an arm. But when sparring full speed full contact it is so hard to trap or catch an arm. Does anyone have insight on how to improve the chances or to lead an opponent into giving an arm without them realising it?
According to my sensei it's all about learning to absorb a punch literally, gaining control of an arm might means to take the hit in an acceptable amount of force but after making contact that's when you can control it and follow up with locks, projections, etc.
Damn i feel bad bad i coulda offered advice but the main way to catch punches is stay at the end of them point blank is u need to learn " kumi kata" a form of engagement basically u need to learn to learn to not catch da arms but get ur hips close to his hips ....and if he punches this isnt grappling look at it as him extending period.....i do daito ryu but over all ill say this 100% against a wrestler moves like mine n akido is much harder they wont extend but my guy theres so many other moves even if we go by judo 67 moves basically .....my guy theres many ways to atk someone balance u just gota learn the real thing n try to master being a uke cuz thats where alot of da Japanese magic is at yeilding to force ......lastly btw dont take a hit to give a hit thats wrestler mentality sure tho if u got to bit down etc but i think defense first with out defense u got no health bar n ur throws should come from getting closer ..... Daito ryu akido has moves like kote geisha but like wrist locks are kinda dick ish unless in real situations anyways stick to learning da clench and learning how to get control of his arm try to drill slow even against better guys it will help true da process n hopefully u dont try n get into a fight to try these moves 😅🙏🏽💯
Only watched 15 mins so far but he is superb. Wonderful Throwing and so crisp in his execution of Technique. Thank you for sharing this and I hope to watch the rest shortly. Thanks again.
Woow thats real ju-jitsu, and that woman is frikking deadly..awesome skills. I had a sensie 15 yeats ago from Kiel, he instruct very similar technices. Awesom video, Billy Doak is a real master.
Thank you. After years of scrounging we finally got some mats. I appreciate your sharing with us some practical throwing techniques. All things in their own time. We will put each to good use. All the best. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association
My heavens what awesome teacher! Sad to Read he passed on. The young lady looks outstanding, Has any of his students opened up a school in the east coast?
Now this is what I call training. That gold standard not that watered down condensed stuff we see now. This for pure self defense for the street. Not a tournament where you make a person tap out. This for your life your very life. In the streets there's only one rule. There's no rules.
Great format and applications ! Are there more videos of this man teaching ? Sorry to hear he crossed. Rip. I hope his teachings reached those who were learning from him.
Hi Ceri. Thanks for uploading this. It is fantastic. I used to live in LLanelli back in the 80's, went to Bryngwyn school. All my family is still there. Went to Sted's, but moved away long time ago.Sensei yourself and sher show how dynamic real Goshin jutsu is. Do you have any more of Sensei' Doak that you can upload? please? Once again many thanks.Diolch yn fawr.
I've been trying to analyze BJJ for some time now. One conclusion I've drawn is that BJJ is really Kosen Judo except BJJ is dirtier in the sense of not following the standard Judo rules. The second difference and primary reason I don't like BJJ is that it's more like street fighting whereas Kosen Judo, or Judo in general is more academic. I've noticed that many BJJ players don't care about bowing in or opening a class formerly as in Judo. I find that most BJJ fighters are less educated than true Judo lovers. Despite this, I have met some real scum bag Judo players and real nice BJJ players. In addition, BJJ can be pretty wicked and I fear it may one day overcome both Kosen and Kodokan Judo. The Gracie's may have proven this. As far as conditioning Kodokan is the least rigorous, next BJJ and Kosen is the most rigorous of all. For now, Kodokan Judo seems to have the edge only because fights begin standing and a professional throw can seal the deal.
The original style are more cloer to gracie jiujitsu though. Real classical jiujitsu from the 1800's to early 19.00's had all these self defense moves but also a complete ground grappling system. What you are seeing here is incomplete modern jiujitsu not classical at all.
twice_baked potato it is the classical ju jitsu and not incomplete modern ju jitsu. My Sensei went to Japan and they said he style of ju jitsu he teaches is the classic original style from the beginning and they haven't seen it for many years. You obviously don't know much about ju jitsu if that what you think.
Well your sensei is wrong and what they are practicing when he went to japan is wrong too. Its a modern bastardazation of the japanes jiuitsu that was taught in the late 1800's through early 1900's. Somewhere around the 1910's the great jiujitsu practioners with the complete newaza left japan for europe brazil etc...luckily brazil was open to learning the true calssical style and then preserved it. Everyone else in the world including in japan then started to just focus on the stand up katas, lost the element of the randori practicis and newaza and what you have is what peole consider classical. In a sense it is classical because your sensei and his learned it from people long dead. But the people they learned it from new a more complete version but it became unfavorable in japan to teach newaza and to practice randori.
Muy interesante video, muchas gracias por compartirlo. ¿Específicamente que arte marcial es el que se practica en este video? (aunque en el título da el nombre de un estilo goshin ji justu, no se si se refiere al arte marcial o a algún estilo de algún arte marcial). Saludos cordiales.
fantastic movement and principles. This guy was crisp. The style is weak on the hands/blocking/parrying but seems to put the rest together quite nicely. What year was this?
EXCELLENT TECHNIQUE ...THIS IS THE BASE GOOD EXPLANATION...AFTER THAT THEY SHOULD LEARN OTHER MARTIAL ART TO ACOMPLIS AND FULL FILED KNOWLEDGE.....GOOD INSTRUCTOR....ALL THE BEST WISHES IN PROGRESS....
So the word "Goshin" indicates the Japanese style of Ju Jitsu? Or is Goshin a specific style of Japanese JJ? All I can find in my city are Brazilian flavours. But I really prefer the Asian Matial Arts because of their philosophical underpinnings. Sad to learn this great master passed way before his time :(
Goshin refers to self-defense. Goshin is used in a bunch of Japanese martial arts - you'll find references to "Goshin-Jitsu" (self-defense techniques) in a number of Japanese martial arts, i.e. Judo, Karate, Aikido, etc.
This Guy is great and his techniques are so thorough, very well taught. His two senior are also well taught. Sorry to hear he has passed on. By the way which country he's from?
Funny how real jujutsu teachers are built like brick outhouses... This teacher is one of a very few that make it real ... Its a great shame and loss he died so young.... What did he do for a living other than teach jujutsu and what other training did he do to have the immense strength he obviously possessed? I would be very interested in finding out... I am partly paralyzed on the left side of my body in my left leg, but found the practice of martial arts of great help in overcoming my partial disability.... I would have loved to have met this teacher...
Tony Wagstaffe his muscles are due to weight training, nothing to do with jitsu.its entirely false that great jujitsu teachers are built.most what he's teaching here is rubbish that could never be used.he's a nice guy and formidable himself but material and methods are nonsense from a practical sense. I was at a seminar of his yes ago and was very unimpressed by his coaching. I was training judo,wrestling and mma at the time and found the techs to be pure fantasy
Fine, So who are you? Your avatar tells me nothing other than you could be like the rest of the nasty people who make negative and derogatory, but "kind" word comments on youtube... There are enough of them... IF you are good as you say you are, then let all of us see you in action.... Maybe then we might take some notice?...
Oh! And another one who hides behind some weird avatar that thinks that too.... How would you know? Have you met me? Have you any idea who I might be? That I did competitive martial arts too? Actually been in many real fights? Of course not.... I'm just a fantasist according to yet another troll. I notice that in your video's you talk a hell of a lot!! so instead of a load of verbal garbage, please put up a video up of yourself showing what you can do... I don't care what it is, whether its MMA, or any other "martial art" with rules or whatever, just you fighting against real odds.... Tell me why many an MMA practitioner are now beginning to realise that Aikido or Aiki jujutsu techniques are in fact very effective and are now being engaged in training as an addition to their self-defence knowledge, as we all know that they are not allowed to be used in MMA matches, as it breaks the bloody rules lmao !! People like you and your lot make me laugh!!
Actually, you are wrong as I've practised a number of martial arts with some form of free fighting, so please do yourself a favour and go and do one like all the other idiotic commentators that infest You tube....
My mate, a tough lad from Llanelli asked Mr Doak to trAin his youngest daughter in real self defence. Mr Doak agreed, visited the house for fifteen afternoons and gave her three hours training each time on the back lawn. Taught her some real and brutal self defence and wouldn't take a penny for his time. The girls mum was disabled and she helped care for her. Mr Doak was a true gentleman.
I've taken Aikido and BJJ and wrested in high school a bit. I can see how technical he is , not wasting any movement. an in depth understanding of skeletal mechanics. this is great stuff.
That is a true demonstration of the spirit of martial arts!! So often now being a bad ass is the only focus (mma- at least it’s image) and while that is truly important to a warrior- so is the soft power he demonstrated with his character!😎
the word you are looking for is Shohan, shidoshi, sensei, sifu....master
I realize that I am way late to the party, but I wanted to add my respect. I had never seen this man before, but now I am looking up everything I can find on him. He's the best I've ever seen.
The man is a legend. I'm proud to say he trained me for a short time in Neath. Even though he was in ill health he was turning up at the dojo and still teaching. Wish I could have spent more time with this incredible sensei.
Good day sir. I am a Martial Arts inst, just came across Shihan Doak and was very impress with his knowledge. Only yesterday realized that he passed. i pray the warrior memory lives on forever. How he died. If i can ask.
@@geraldmcwilliams3865 Crohn's Disease I believe
I only met him for a few seminars but he was such a personality and so technically gifted. Such a quality martial artist
First met Billy at a Jujitsu and Judo seminar in Birmingham. Travelled to Llanelli to spend a few days at his classes afterwards and experienced knowledge and skills I'll never forget. He was such a humble man who made time for people whenever he could. Much missed.
I have watched this about 20 times! I will probably watch about 1,000 more.
I am in awe after watching this seminar. Shihan Billy Doak and his assistant sensei's are absolute world class ! Sensational video, thank you :D
Thanks. Was you there during this?
I see some simple/rare techniques being taught here in a classical learning environment. I like it. glad you uploaded it.
Now here is a sensei who knew jujutsu through and through. I really admire not only his attention to detail but also his insistence on caring for one's partner when practicing dangerous techniques. It only takes one serious injury in this art to put an end to it all. I am sure half the injuries I sustained in my martial arts journey could have been prevented with the right instruction. You cannot respect enough a man like the late Billy Doak.
Many thanks for uploading this. It is fantastic. He was definitely a great martial artist. It was pity for lost of such a teacher. I really enjoy all the film and learned.
Thanks 👍
What an excellent video tutorial with a superb Sensei, it is tragical he died so young, the world of Ju Jitsu has suffered a great loss.
And this needs to be re-uploaded in better quality, it deserves better. RIP Mr. Doak.
I had the pleasure of training under sense Doake briefly in the early 90's I've never come across any ju jitsu that comes close. RIP Billy.
Excellent Ju Jutsu!
May the spirit of this Hanshi be at peace amongst the Ancestors.
Doak Shihan, my compliments on presenting a simple, exquisite, memorable class.
I've seen many sensei in my 56 years of martial arts,and may I say that your techniques are among a few that I would call beautiful. You turn out excellent students. Domo arrigato.
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Cancer of the pancreas, he was my sense and a true gentleman. And by far the best martial arts practitioner there was. I am/was his uki in the video you have just commented on. He died at the young age of 47, he is deeply missed by his students and many friends and family.
He is great at jujitsu can I pay you to train with me I live in ny
would love to come to America NY what you offering? email - ceri-morgan@hotmail.com
just one small thing...was he a jew...
gameboy929 who cares
I really hope your just a Jewish person into martial arts and wanted to know if he was like u, and not something else.
this is absolutely excellent - thank you Mr doak
the bond between teacher and student is special only a martial artist can understand my sensi is like a father to me sorry for your loss remember what he taught and he lives on
this guy is great teacher. respect
I learnt so much from this video! Im deeply sorry about your loss he looks like a great man and teacher🙏🏻
Fantastic seminar. Great sensei and sempais. Thank you for sharing it with us.:)
Thank you very much for sharing this material. It must be the most breath-taking showcase of traditional jiu jitsu I have ever seen both live and online. What is seen here is intensity and the precision of unmatched proportions. I just want you to know that this material serves over people to develop their own jiu jitsu and to keep the tradition ongoing.
Trained under billy from a very young age. Great sensei and great man!
My highest respect! Great martial artist. Everybody is great in this video.
one of the best Master of Jujitsu God bless his soul
Billy will live on in our memories and hearts.......the whirlwind of Ju-jitsu is unforgetable.
Definitely unforgettable John my friend, hope all is well with you.
I watch this video several times and still its enteresting, thank you all for the great seminar.
The way he threw that student reminded me of the way the Hulk threw Loki around in the movie The Avengers.
LOL.
😂
I practice DZR JJ many similarities - this was a beautiful lesson. And a big Mazal Tov to his two students that did most of the demos. (And a special wow to his female student - she should be an inspiration for all women)
Thanks and the woman was his wife. She is great and a really nice person.
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thank you for sharing this video...your your permission i will save it and study it....i love how relaxed and "fri
endly" he is with all the participants...very disarming
I'm very impress Billy Doak training, he's good true master of the art of Gohin ju jitsu and also good instructor ..thanks for sharing
wow!! what a great teacher! keep him in your memories....
Thank you for posting this. This is a treasure trove of info. I am only 5th kyu but there is so much i can take from this.
I had the pleasure of training under Sensie Billie Doak at a number of bashos held in Shrewsbury many moons ago. He was also on the grading panel when i did my brown belt in Hankyo Kempo Jujitsu.
A great character and martial artist.
He was the best at what he did and was an honour to say he was my Sensei.
I never got to train with Billy, but some of the guys at my judo club (Samurai Olympic) fondly remember him!
I used to practice Goshin Jujitsu. I never had the honor of meeting this man but judging from what I've seen god damn is he good. Its really unfortunate he is gone there are VERY few masters of traditional martial arts left and I am truly sad I never got to train with this one
AJ the Investigator isn't Goshen Jutsu from the Kodakan system of self defense?
Don't do that!
I really enjoyed this awesome seminar.
Amazing 🤩 such skill! Thank you for sharing, I wish I’d had a chance to pay respects to Doak Sensei, he comes across as a real gentleman!
Brilliant instructor, great style of teaching, and knowledge.
Very nice! Learned a lot. Thank you.
didn't realise he was this well know across the world, what an honour it is to be related to him
Absolutely Elegant, Powerful, Beautiful, Precise!
wow brilliant video and a serious bit of technique and work by the uki's! I'll be going through this one for a while.
A superb sensei. A true master.
I just found that Shihan Doak has passed on some time ago. Isn't that the way it often works? You find a gem and almost as soon as you do, it passes from your sight. Shihan ,I know that you live on in the techniques and hearts of your students.
Larry Sanders
I had the privelege of being his UKE back in 1993 when I was a 2nd Dan. A very powerful and skilled martial artist!
Knowing Billy from the age of 13 and trained in the Sanshiroqai dojo in Llanelli was a great experience I’ll never forget RIP
Beautiful form. Power and grace.
AHHHHHH.WOW! Talk about good ukemi and control of the technique.
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True..
Wonderful teaching!
great ! tks for this video !!!! i will watch it again and again !
Thanks for uploading... A real gem!
just found this video , wow this man looks amazing , so fast , such smooth techniques , a Master ............... hes no longer with us !!
8 years gone today Sensei RIP ❤
Great teacher. You think its possible to learn just by watching these videos?
@@sz42781 maybe find some students of his. Also check out Michael DePasquale, Jr
MAY GOD BLESS YOUR SOUL OUR SENSEI.
Thanks for posting the lesson. I will incorporate it in my training.
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I love this techniques. I trained in goshin jujitsu chow hoon. I have been the uka numerous times just like the female. The teacher so awesome the way he teaches. The students are very lucky to have a teacher like him.
Watching this again. You cannot pressure test this. You either go with it or you get compound fractures, PERIOD!!!
That is a quality teacher for sure. Domo Sensei
The best just jujitsu practitioner ever and a lovely man off the mats, glad I was on his good side or I'd probably be in a wheelchair right now , greatly missed man .
This is a terrific video. Thank You.
As a long time bjj'er I really like Billy's grappling techniques. Very direct and to the point with good transitions from move to move. Sometimes bjj can get so overly detailed that you cant remember moves. These seem very easy to remember
Thats why you practice. You don’t learn all the details the first time you learn a technique. Get a base for the move, then you work on the details over time. Also im yet to see half of these “brutal techniques” put into practice with resistance or against a bigger stronger aggressor.
Sensei Morgan, first off along me to offer you my deepest condolences on such an obviously irreplaceable loss. I never had the pleasure to meet your Shihan but he was very respected in our JJ circles. I have been a student of old style JJ for almost 48 yrs and a teacher for almost 36 of them and also a Hachidan. This was one of the best presented seminars and wazas I have ever had the distinct honor and pleasure to watch.His Yudansha Shareen I believe is her name is she related to him as well in someway, it seems, that a young lady of the skill set is often related as a wife or daughter or something of that nature. She has certainly done a great job as did you Sensei Morgan His wazas were done with conviction, safety,impunity and a great deal of love for his students and the art. Your black belts Yudansha's are what black belts should look like and act like. I am very impressed Shihan Morgan. Arigato Gozaimasu for sharing. Regarding other ridculous comments here, I am not even going to take the time to debate or address. well done Sir fantastic job.
That was his wife. She got kicked out of her parents and he took her in and trained her and then started...you know...and they got married.
She got to keep everything he had just by being a woman. Women have it easier than men I personally think but that's what makes us men because of the hardship and if a man isn't in hardship of anything then he's a vag boy in my opinion.
Hi just had to view the videos again so just seen your reply your loss comes across very deeply he looked and came across as a great man, I love some of the technique he used I train in Halifax I would as I'm sure other clubs like to see if your club would be interested in doing a seminar
This Sensei looks like an awesome teacher with some great knowledge. I have done some Japanese Jiu Jitsu, Aikido and BJJ. My issue with Jui Jitsu and Aikido is that both of them is they are great once I have an arm. But when sparring full speed full contact it is so hard to trap or catch an arm. Does anyone have insight on how to improve the chances or to lead an opponent into giving an arm without them realising it?
According to my sensei it's all about learning to absorb a punch literally, gaining control of an arm might means to take the hit in an acceptable amount of force but after making contact that's when you can control it and follow up with locks, projections, etc.
Damn i feel bad bad i coulda offered advice but the main way to catch punches is stay at the end of them point blank is u need to learn " kumi kata" a form of engagement basically u need to learn to learn to not catch da arms but get ur hips close to his hips ....and if he punches this isnt grappling look at it as him extending period.....i do daito ryu but over all ill say this 100% against a wrestler moves like mine n akido is much harder they wont extend but my guy theres so many other moves even if we go by judo 67 moves basically .....my guy theres many ways to atk someone balance u just gota learn the real thing n try to master being a uke cuz thats where alot of da Japanese magic is at yeilding to force ......lastly btw dont take a hit to give a hit thats wrestler mentality sure tho if u got to bit down etc but i think defense first with out defense u got no health bar n ur throws should come from getting closer ..... Daito ryu akido has moves like kote geisha but like wrist locks are kinda dick ish unless in real situations anyways stick to learning da clench and learning how to get control of his arm try to drill slow even against better guys it will help true da process n hopefully u dont try n get into a fight to try these moves 😅🙏🏽💯
@@fgsf9 this is what happens when you don’t pressure test you techniques.
très très bonne explication très beau mouvement
Only watched 15 mins so far but he is superb. Wonderful Throwing and so crisp in his execution of Technique. Thank you for sharing this and I hope to watch the rest shortly. Thanks again.
your welcome 👍
Absolutely fascinating. I will definitely 'borrow' some/all of these techniques.
Woow thats real ju-jitsu, and that woman is frikking deadly..awesome skills. I had a sensie 15 yeats ago from Kiel, he instruct very similar technices. Awesom video, Billy Doak is a real master.
Thank you. After years of scrounging we finally got some mats. I appreciate your sharing with us some practical throwing techniques. All things in their own time. We will put each to good use.
All the best.
Laoshr #60
Ching Yi Kung Fu Association
My heavens what awesome teacher! Sad to Read he passed on. The young lady looks outstanding,
Has any of his students opened up a school in the east coast?
Amazing video..Thanks so much for uploading..we can learn a lot of techniques from it.
Now this is what I call training. That gold standard not that watered down condensed stuff we see now. This for pure self defense for the street. Not a tournament where you make a person tap out. This for your life your very life. In the streets there's only one rule. There's no rules.
Terrific video. Thank You
wow...so much knowledge..just read the comments of his passing...i wish i could have studied under him....respect ...condolences
Great format and applications ! Are there more videos of this man teaching ?
Sorry to hear he crossed. Rip.
I hope his teachings reached those who were learning from him.
Thanks, there maybe one or two more on TH-cam.
MrCerimorgan Very sorry for your loss, losing a Sensei is not easy.
Good he passed the torch to you. And good your sharing these fine arts. Thank you.
Thanks for this video. I just saw it....and This is real ju jutsu.
So sad to hear that he past away.
Hi Ceri. Thanks for uploading this. It is fantastic. I used to live in LLanelli back in the 80's, went to Bryngwyn school. All my family is still there. Went to Sted's, but moved away long time ago.Sensei yourself and sher show how dynamic real Goshin jutsu is. Do you have any more of Sensei' Doak that you can upload? please? Once again many thanks.Diolch yn fawr.
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Highly effective Ju Jitsu. He teachs real fighting. Today its called combat Ju Jitsu. Yes there the sports Ju Jitsu. Enjoying the vids.
my respect for all good sensei this is like akiki jitsu..great technics..
To be honest, I like the original styles of Japanese Ju jitsu over Brazilian Jiu jitsu. Where can I learn this in Arizona?
wish I could help with that sorry.
I've been trying to analyze BJJ for some time now. One conclusion I've drawn is that BJJ is really Kosen Judo except BJJ is dirtier in the sense of not following the standard Judo rules. The second difference and primary reason I don't like BJJ is that it's more like street fighting whereas Kosen Judo, or Judo in general is more academic. I've noticed that many BJJ players don't care about bowing in or opening a class formerly as in Judo. I find that most BJJ fighters are less educated than true Judo lovers. Despite this, I have met some real scum bag Judo players and real nice BJJ players. In addition, BJJ can be pretty wicked and I fear it may one day overcome both Kosen and Kodokan Judo. The Gracie's may have proven this. As far as conditioning Kodokan is the least rigorous, next BJJ and Kosen is the most rigorous of all. For now, Kodokan Judo seems to have the edge only because fights begin standing and a professional throw can seal the deal.
The original style are more cloer to gracie jiujitsu though. Real classical jiujitsu from the 1800's to early 19.00's had all these self defense moves but also a complete ground grappling system. What you are seeing here is incomplete modern jiujitsu not classical at all.
twice_baked potato it is the classical ju jitsu and not incomplete modern ju jitsu. My Sensei went to Japan and they said he style of ju jitsu he teaches is the classic original style from the beginning and they haven't seen it for many years. You obviously don't know much about ju jitsu if that what you think.
Well your sensei is wrong and what they are practicing when he went to japan is wrong too. Its a modern bastardazation of the japanes jiuitsu that was taught in the late 1800's through early 1900's. Somewhere around the 1910's the great jiujitsu practioners with the complete newaza left japan for europe brazil etc...luckily brazil was open to learning the true calssical style and then preserved it. Everyone else in the world including in japan then started to just focus on the stand up katas, lost the element of the randori practicis and newaza and what you have is what peole consider classical. In a sense it is classical because your sensei and his learned it from people long dead. But the people they learned it from new a more complete version but it became unfavorable in japan to teach newaza and to practice randori.
he knew a lot of technic and also he is an excellence instructor
muy bueno,,realmente variado y tecnico.
Thank you Sensei, Salaam, I am a Jujitsan from Indonesia. In my country it has name IJI (Institut Jujitsu Indonesia)
realy good stuff ....I do.. KARATE FOR MANY YEARS ...I LOVE WATCHING ALL THIS STUFF........
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Muy interesante video, muchas gracias por compartirlo. ¿Específicamente que arte marcial es el que se practica en este video? (aunque en el título da el nombre de un estilo goshin ji justu, no se si se refiere al arte marcial o a algún estilo de algún arte marcial). Saludos cordiales.
Sansei Billy Doak best of the best with all those technics on Goshin Ju jitsu
Wow- I am so glad i found this...Must have been a great teacher........R>I>P>
What style of jujitsu is this? I'd like to learn. And who is the female uke
I was wondering after the first throw was
"Is She Still Alive‼️"😳
fantastic movement and principles. This guy was crisp. The style is weak on the hands/blocking/parrying but seems to put the rest together quite nicely. What year was this?
EXCELLENT TECHNIQUE ...THIS IS THE BASE GOOD EXPLANATION...AFTER THAT THEY SHOULD LEARN OTHER MARTIAL ART TO ACOMPLIS AND FULL FILED KNOWLEDGE.....GOOD INSTRUCTOR....ALL THE BEST WISHES IN PROGRESS....
Amigo suba mas vídeos de esta escuela de jujitsu , muy buen sensei
Thanks for sharing this!! 🫶
So the word "Goshin" indicates the Japanese style of Ju Jitsu? Or is Goshin a specific style of Japanese JJ? All I can find in my city are Brazilian flavours. But I really prefer the Asian Matial Arts because of their philosophical underpinnings. Sad to learn this great master passed way before his time :(
It's the true traditional form of ju jitsu that was from the beginning.
Goshin refers to self-defense.
Goshin is used in a bunch of Japanese martial arts - you'll find references to "Goshin-Jitsu" (self-defense techniques) in a number of Japanese martial arts, i.e. Judo, Karate, Aikido, etc.
KillerSalmon thanks!
Muy bueno para enseñar, a la joven la avienta fácil porque pesa un cuarto de su peso, ¿alguna vez entrenó o combatió con alguien de su tamaño y peso?
My respect to the lady she is really good!
Great Sensei. Even his accent is top class!! Shame he passed awaybtoo early
He's amazing. Beautiful control.
This Guy is great and his techniques are so thorough, very well taught. His two senior are also well taught. Sorry to hear he has passed on. By the way which country he's from?
Wales, UK
I thought I heard that music in his voice. Wonderful technique.
He is from Wales
Nice fusion of striking and grappling. Do you have any kumite?
Fantastic technique!
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This is excellent ju jitsu! Rip sensei billy
Funny how real jujutsu teachers are built like brick outhouses... This teacher is one of a very few that make it real ... Its a great shame and loss he died so young.... What did he do for a living other than teach jujutsu and what other training did he do to have the immense strength he obviously possessed? I would be very interested in finding out... I am partly paralyzed on the left side of my body in my left leg, but found the practice of martial arts of great help in overcoming my partial disability.... I would have loved to have met this teacher...
Tony Wagstaffe his muscles are due to weight training, nothing to do with jitsu.its entirely false that great jujitsu teachers are built.most what he's teaching here is rubbish that could never be used.he's a nice guy and formidable himself but material and methods are nonsense from a practical sense. I was at a seminar of his yes ago and was very unimpressed by his coaching. I was training judo,wrestling and mma at the time and found the techs to be pure fantasy
Fine, So who are you? Your avatar tells me nothing other than you could be like the rest of the nasty people who make negative and derogatory, but "kind" word comments on youtube... There are enough of them... IF you are good as you say you are, then let all of us see you in action.... Maybe then we might take some notice?...
No you wouldn't, you like compliant fantasy over reality
Oh! And another one who hides behind some weird avatar that thinks that too.... How would you know? Have you met me? Have you any idea who I might be? That I did competitive martial arts too? Actually been in many real fights? Of course not.... I'm just a fantasist according to yet another troll. I notice that in your video's you talk a hell of a lot!! so instead of a load of verbal garbage, please put up a video up of yourself showing what you can do... I don't care what it is, whether its MMA, or any other "martial art" with rules or whatever, just you fighting against real odds.... Tell me why many an MMA practitioner are now beginning to realise that Aikido or Aiki jujutsu techniques are in fact very effective and are now being engaged in training as an addition to their self-defence knowledge, as we all know that they are not allowed to be used in MMA matches, as it breaks the bloody rules lmao !! People like you and your lot make me laugh!!
Actually, you are wrong as I've practised a number of martial arts with some form of free fighting, so please do yourself a favour and go and do one like all the other idiotic commentators that infest You tube....