jujitsu

arm throw

one arm shoulder throw

single leg grab

double leg grab

two-handed shoulder throw

shoulder drop throw

scoop throw

body drop throw

hip throw

hip wheel throw

major hip throw

floating hip throw

advancing foot sweep

minor reaping throw

major outer reaping throw

major inner reaping throw

propping ankle throw

sacrafice throw

corner throw

valley drop throw

stomach throw

floating throw

side drop throw

holding techinques

basic scarf hold

upper four corners hold

single shoulder hold

chest hold

lengthwise four corners hold

reverse scarf hold

reverse side four corners hold

side four corners hold

arm locks

cross body arm lock

coiled or entangled arm lock

straight arm lock

armpit lock

strangles

reverse cross strangle

naked strangle

sleeper hold

single wing strangle

single cross strangle

standard or normal cross strangle

sliding lapel

double hand strangle

thrusting strangle

gentle art

japan

competition but with rules that emphasize safety, uses opponents energy against them, yielding to opponents force rather than trying to use own force, peaceful

an opponents stability, balance

lift person on toes, using their momentum against them, taking out the supporting leg

a short yell made during a technique

grappling, throws, strikes

• hand techniques
• hip techniques
• foot and leg techniques
• rear sacrifice techniques
• side sacrafice techniques

series of throws

a successful throw when your opponent tries a throw

throws, submission holds, escapes

• tori- thrower
• uke- person being thrown

focuses mostly on grappling, not an olympic sport, designed as a combat art

Jujitsu was formed during the Feudal period as a method of weaponless combat (founded by Hisamori Takenouchi). The term was coined by Takenouchi Ryu. After the feudal period, judo was created in order to be able to practice the martial art realistically. Fathered many other martial arts such as aikido, judo, braziallian jujitsu