Among the key characteristics are its powerful/distructive self-defense techniques. Although many of the techniques are similar to Hakko Ryu, in many ways it has key distinguishing characteristics. Daito Ryu is characterized by ample use of atemi, or the striking of vital areas, to set up joint locking or throwing tactics.ĭaito Ryu Aikijujutsu is important to our school since it is the parent art of our Hakko Ryu Jujutsu. Of particular importance is the timing of a defensive technique either to blend or to neutralize an attack's effectiveness and to use the force of the attacker's movement against him. Like other forms of Japanese Jujutsu, it emphasizes throwing techniques and joint manipulations to effectively subdue or injure an attacker. He is Licensed to Teach by the current Headmaster, Tashio Okuyama of Omiya, Japan.ĭaito Ryu is an ancient system of self-defense handed down by Japanese warriors through the ages and perfected in the nineteenth century by martial arts master Sokaku Takeda.
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Jerry Tardi, a Shihan, Menkyo Kaiden (Master Teacher with License of Full Transmission) of Hakko Ryu Jujutsu leads all training in Hakko Ryu Jujutsu. These are the focal points of Hakko Ryu techniques that a trained exponent uses to distract, dispatch or arrest an attacker. Certain Tsubo (special points) along the meridians are sensitive to touching or striking and cause sharp distracting pain, but do not necessarily damage bones, joints, or other body tissue. Japanese and traditional Oriental medicine teaches us that “Ki”, one of the non-physical aspects of life, flows through the meridian system in the body. Hakko Ryu Jujutsu is a system that uses the body’s meridian system to create varying amounts of pain to control an attacker without necessarily causing serious injury. Training at our dojo includes three distinct styles of Japanese Jujutsu from the same lineage: Hakko Ryu Jujutsu, Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu and Yoshitsune Jujutsu as described below. Aikido is essentially a modified form of Daito Ryu that employs large flowing movements in an attempt to harmonize with the attackers energy to defeat him. That sport was named judo.īrazilian Jiu Jitsu:Helio Gracie of Brazil took the Jujitsu/Judo techniques & concepts he learned from Mitsuyo Maeda, a Jujutsu/Judo Instructor and founded an art with a very heavy ground fighting emphasis which is derived from Judo's ground grappling techniques.Īikido: Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido was a licensed Instructor in Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu and originally taught this style of Jujutsu before he formulated the Aikido style. Judo:Jigoro Kano took jujutsu techniques & concepts and modified them to the extent that they could become a sport in Japan and worldwide. In fact, there are many modern martial arts styles that are derived from and heavily influenced by Japanese Jujutsu because of its combative techniques & effectiveness. Perhaps the most famous of these specialized police systems is the Taiho Jutsu (arresting art) System formulated and employed by the Tokyo Police Department. Japanese Jujutsu is a highly effective self defense system which is why Jujutsu techniques have been used in Law Enforcement and in U.S. The training employs a systematic approach to self-defense that effectively develops speed, balance and power through graduated exercises.
Regular training includes physical conditioning, evasive movements, striking, throwing and immobilizations (joint locks and other methods of restraint). Katanas are a very unique sword and highly regarded as one of the best created.We practice Japanese Jujutsu, a fighting system that can be applied against armed or unarmed aggressors and dates back to the early history of Japan. You could use most katanas and double bladed swords with one hand, but a lot used both hands for greater control. European swords being double edged gave them the advantage that if one side dulled the other was still good to use.
The curve helps with this as after the initial cut, there is still more blade going along the same path the cut deeper. You may protect yourself one way for one occasion, but another attack from someone else foreign could prove fatal. You have to remember, different areas had different ways of fighting. A katana could hold up rather well to the medieval armor, so long as they went for weak points or a straight stab. You can still stab with the katana, but it's meant for slicing. The curvature also allows an easier extension of the arm. They use to rate how well a blade was made by how many prisoners it could cut through in a single blow. Also, the curvature of the blade means it can slice things with greater ease. It's already been said, but the difference in the metals (blade and spine) provides greater durability.
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