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03-13-2005, 05:50 PM
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One came from Judo, the other is misspelled? 
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03-13-2005, 06:58 PM
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Do you mean, which one came from Kosen Judo? Do you Google? 
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03-13-2005, 08:39 PM
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i was just wondering which one you thought came from judo, because i thought that judo was developed after jiu-jutsu. because of the downfall of the samurai. |
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Because the focus of the GJJ/BJJ was Newaza it had no throws. Couldn't really call it Judo if you only have a handful of nagewaza.
I still don't get it but one must admit that it has been a great marketing tool and THAT'S a fact! In any case the "Ju" in both means the same thing...
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well, if it is neither judo, or jujutsu, (or however you spell it), then why is that monkey who wrote that book or an articale so woried about calling it judo. i have an idea, lets call it....brazilian judo-jutsu? that way, it can still be abbreviated as bjj.
would you agree in saying that moder jujutsu is similar to early judo? now i am going to go piss off a bunch of karate people. |
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03-14-2005, 11:52 AM
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Monkey? How about because it's more than just a little dishonest to take a part of a thing and sell it as a WHOLE new something else? I would say that BJJ is VERY similar to early KOSEN JUDO...and that's all. I'm done here...
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