Question????

jmd161 · 01-21-2003, 06:00 PM

Ok people,

I have a question for you jj and bjj people.

I don't know much about either one so what's the major difference between jj,Bjj ,and Vee Arnis jj?

I have a tape that has Prof.Vee on it and it looks like a very effective style.I'm just trying to get some info on the difference because i plan to join another school to work with different styles.

jmd

Kirves · 01-21-2003, 06:22 PM

Jj is jujutsu, an art from medieval Japan. Nowadays, there are hundreds of styles, some cling to a more traditional (i.e. medieval) style, some have modernized their approach for self defence or law-enforcement use. Bjj is a Brazilian style, it focuses heavily on groundwork. Vee is just one of the many modern styles.

What's in common with jj styles is the foundation on old Japanese techniques but some have gone a long way to distance themselves from that heritage. Actually, you might consider judo a style of jj as well, it was based on jj techniques. Judo focuses on groundwork too.

01-21-2003, 06:00 PM	#1 (permalink)
jmd161 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Queens,NY Posts: 187	Question???? Ok people, I have a question for you jj and bjj people. I don't know much about either one so what's the major difference between jj,Bjj ,and Vee Arnis jj? I have a tape that has Prof.Vee on it and it looks like a very effective style.I'm just trying to get some info on the difference because i plan to join another school to work with different styles. jmd __________________ 少林黑虎門 To me the quest for truth is very well worth a black eye, broken nose or fat lip.-Cam McHargue

01-21-2003, 06:22 PM	#2 (permalink)
Kirves Registered User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Finland Posts: 143	Jj is jujutsu, an art from medieval Japan. Nowadays, there are hundreds of styles, some cling to a more traditional (i.e. medieval) style, some have modernized their approach for self defence or law-enforcement use. Bjj is a Brazilian style, it focuses heavily on groundwork. Vee is just one of the many modern styles. What's in common with jj styles is the foundation on old Japanese techniques but some have gone a long way to distance themselves from that heritage. Actually, you might consider judo a style of jj as well, it was based on jj techniques. Judo focuses on groundwork too. __________________ Why men are men, and rats are rats? Because rats got to choose first. Last edited by Kirves; 01-21-2003 at 06:25 PM.

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