Ju Jitsu is Japanese expression meaning "art of cedevolezza".
This unusual term stems from the fact that in the techniques of classical ju jitsu instead of rejecting the opponent, countering your strength to her, confirmed it attirandolo towards you. This means that no vincerlo will need to rely on a higher power. In ju jitsu blows and kicks are used to divert the enemy forces used to sbilanciarlo, immobilizzarlo for parades, and taken to keep it under control by exploiting the system of levers to joints. The ju jitsu teaches counter - moved to various techniques of attack, so to provide effective means for parare punches and kicks, not to be screened and escaping struggling opponent.
The origins of ju jitsu lie in the mists of time and, although there are no well-defined trace its evolution, we find applications in virtually all Japanese martial arts.
The ju jitsu is not only to Japanese martial arts. We know, for example, that some techniques ju jitsu come from China: As history teaches, the boxer Chin Gempin of Shaolin southern taught techniques to Kung Fu Japanese warriors. Some of the techniques were taught attack what was then called KEMPO and again today, this term is often assigned to the practice of ju jitsu.
Despite such ancient origins, ju jitsu continues to live and evolve to the present day, it was adapted to the new demands facing new tests with the change of time and society.
The ju jitsu taught inside the WJJKO located throughout the world martial foundation: the use of weapons classical, modern and effective systems of defence staff. So, whether you are interested in ancient discipline or rather something that is suited to the present day, ju jitsu can meet your needs.
No other martial arts offers a wide range of such techniques and applications.
However, the path toward perfection in ju jitsu is long, difficult and requires a considerable commitment, and the body and mind by pravdač. Through the training it is possible to reach a good physical preparation, but the mental is much more difficult to develop.

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