Basic Jiu Jitsu Moves
The fundamental principles commit the Jiu-Jitsu. If we mention some of them, we incur phrases such as “to the weakest beat the strongest” or “gestate economy of effort before the application of a technique”, etc.
These and many more, self defense techniques with the sole aim of “Projecting or stop more effectively, without accumulation of fatigue, aggressive acts exercised by the opponent.” Therefore there are different types of techniques biomechanically adapted to fast, strong and sudden deffensive movements where insecurity and nervousness prevails on aggressor.
Jujitsu teaches in their academies or in Self Defense Classes how to accommodate certain body parts to perform domination of the opponent, which would imply: tears, sprains, broken bones, etc.
Self defense is useful and necessary at all times and can be adapted to any situation, when we are alone with no possibility of escape and our life is at the mercy of a dangerous situation, we must use what has been learned, like in all martial arts movies!
This, it is appropriate to surprise the aggressor with precise and specific techniques to knock him out.
Some Jiu Jitsu techniques
Ju jutsu, must only be used in cases of extreme necessity, know how to defend doesnt mean disclose or show knowledge of this martial art origin to anyone crossing our way, but its significance goes beyond that, we refer to alternatives in situations unpleasant, it does not mean that we are invincible once we become Jiu Jitsu
Practitioners, but will have great chances to leave those situations (the best fight is the one that is avoided).
The techniques of Jiu-Jitsu and self defense are simple, fast and effective. So you need not possess a certain age, prior knowledge or experience martial art.
The following are some of the movements used to learning mode:
1. Basic movements
2. Positions
3. Grabs
4. The blows
5. Movements and turns
6. Ukemis (forms of falls)
7. Kuzushi (imbalances)
Current systems of Jiu-Jitsu contain mostly training the following areas:
Posture and positions: Tachi Waza
Body movements: Taisabaki Waza
Blow Techniques: Ate Waza
Kick Techniques: Geri Waza
Lock Techniques: Uke Waza
Techniques attacking vital points: Atemi Waza
Submission Techniques: Kansetsu Waza
Combined techniques: Renraku Waza
Strangulation Techniques: Shime Waza
Suspension Techniques: Osae Waza
Ground techniques: Ne Waza
Once had fallen techniques: Ukemi Waza
Projection techniques: Nage Waza
Self-defense techniques (technical series): Goshinjitsu Waza
Formal exercises: Kata
Free practice: Randori
Combat: Kumite
Currently Jujitsu is also known as Ju-jitsu and Ju-Jutsu, and the name corresponds to the different styles that are currently practiced, like Gi (with out kimono jiu jitsu also called jiu jitsu gi) or No Gi (in grappling shorts and t-shirt) which differ by the greater or lesser percentage of applied work in groups or technical divisions training.