jiu jitsu for street fights??? how effective will it be?

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@manhattan1 . pwde apil ko check ani soon? free man kaha.

[manhattan1]

@manhattan1 . pwde apil ko check ani soon? free man kaha.

Sorry i dont understand Filippino, i had to get my wife to translate.....

Sure, you can join my training just send me a e-mail at: webmaster@fma-arnis.dk
or pm me then we can find a day and time that works for both of us.....

Sincerly yours,

Jan Jensen
For Free FMA/Ninjutsu:
www.fma-arnis.dk

[mak83]

pretty sure the jiu jitsu that we all know now is not the whole of jiu jitsu or maybe it's just the tip of the iceberg. the jiu jitsu that we know and are aware of these days are more inclined to MMA or the sports side hence we could tell that it could not be that effective in a real street fight scenario. but for sure jiu jitsu has still something up in it's sleeve just like traditional karate and taekwondo wherein it's practitioners before are so well-rounded and versatile and are even good in weapons.

[koryo]

In my part if your talking about street fight or thinking BJJ is effective during multiple opponents, my answer is yes you can used it even multiple opponents. But still the best defense is to run, and that what i did mostly all the time. Other info like cebu taekwondo check my site AFG Taekwondo Team - Cebu City Philippines

[manhattan1]

pretty sure the jiu jitsu that we all know now is not the whole of jiu jitsu or maybe it's just the tip of the iceberg. the jiu jitsu that we know and are aware of these days are more inclined to MMA or the sports side hence we could tell that it could not be that effective in a real street fight scenario. but for sure jiu jitsu has still something up in it's sleeve just like traditional karate and taekwondo wherein it's practitioners before are so well-rounded and versatile and are even good in weapons.

Well, yeah i learned Ju-Jutsu that is more Sports/MMA based to.....But thats not what i am using these days, i am using what was used by Bujinkan (Ninjutsu), where my instruktors where direct students of the Grandmaster Hatsumi and i also use the Jiu-Jitsu from Villasin Balintawak (i am a direct student of Grandmaster John Villasin, the son of GGM. Atty. Jose Villasin).

I know for sure some of my former teacher within Bujinkan did show me some things did was considered great secrets of the style, they even told me so and i later found out most within Bujinkan did not get that knowledge, i guess i was lucky with my teachers.....

Sincerly yours,

Jan Jensen
For Free FMA/Ninjutsu:
www.fma-arnis.dk

[Jonats]

taga dumaguete pud ko bay? asa dapita? kato naa sa bantayan?

dili bai...naa ko cebu at that time. that was 5 years ago pa. kabsi diay ta ani? basi silingan ra ta. hehehe

[Jonats]

@jonats
Hey bai, whenever your in cebu stopby our gym. check out site nya its Deftac Cebu - Gracie Barra Jiujitsu

thanks bai, if naa ko chance visit ko sa inyo gym. welcome pud mo sa amo gym dris sa dumgauete if ever maka anhi mo sa dgte.

[normster25]

naa sad mi thread diri bai... kato deftac gracie barra...

[Jonats]

Hi Jonats,

If you are looking for some streetwise Jiu-Jitsu, then there is Ju-Jutsu Ryus in Bujinkan (Ninjutsu) and Villasin Balintawak (FMA/Eskrima) also has Jiu-Jitsu parts in it and its both aimed at being streetwise....

I teach for free and you are welcome to try, if you like.....

Sincerly yours,

Jan Jensen
For Free FMA/Ninjutsu:
www.fma-arnis.dk

Thanks sir...if i can visit cebu then I'll try to contact you.

[Jonats]

taga dumaguete pud ko bay? asa dapita? kato naa sa bantayan?

sori wa ko ka gets sa imo message dayun...na mi sa meciano ga praktice every t-th @ 8 pm. sa muay thai gym na ni sir Ike. If intrested ka mo join bai ingna ra ko. welcome kaayo ka didto.