The History Channel - Jujutsu/Judo Sneak Peak!
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MarkBarlow
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It looks promising but I hope the combination of bokken, hakama and judo was just because of editing.
On a side note, JUDO: SAMURAI LEGACY was surprising similar to the title of my book, JUJUTSU: LEGACY OF THE SAMURAI. Apparently, great minds think alike.
On a side note, JUDO: SAMURAI LEGACY was surprising similar to the title of my book, JUJUTSU: LEGACY OF THE SAMURAI. Apparently, great minds think alike.
It'll prove to be very interesting... the entire series.
When you think about it, those two will have actual hands on experience with all the arts and they'll be better informed than the average beginner wondering which art to study. What a great job huh? I'm just green.
When you think about it, those two will have actual hands on experience with all the arts and they'll be better informed than the average beginner wondering which art to study. What a great job huh? I'm just green.
I've got this series set to record on my DVR, but I haven't had a chance to watch any episodes yet, I'm interested in seeing how it turns out.
Jose Garrido
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FYI The one that is supposed to be JUDO is actually Takeuchi (Takenouchi) -ryu Jujutsu. Which also has wepons work.
Jose Garrido
Jose Garrido
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That's one style Kano studied before creating Judo.
Jose Garrido
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I thought that he only studied Kito-ryu and Tenshin Shin'Yo-ryu. Thanks for the info.
Jose Garrido
Jose Garrido
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Hmm...don't quote me as to what extent though.
He networked with a lot of different ryu, even Shinto Muso-ryu jo.
I think he was one of the biggest influences on bringing the martial arts into the forefront, post-war that is.
He networked with a lot of different ryu, even Shinto Muso-ryu jo.
I think he was one of the biggest influences on bringing the martial arts into the forefront, post-war that is.
WesternCiv
Yellow Belt
As a new student of Jujutsu (Kokusai Jujutsu Renmei) I'm looking forward to the Jujutsu episode. The one's I've seen so far - Muy Thai, Escrima/Kali and Karate have been fascinating in the exposure to the history and culture of the arts. Kali in particular looked brutal!
I missed the Savate episode. Was it good?
I missed the Savate episode. Was it good?
OP
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I thought that the savate episode was good but then I have had only limited exposure to savate so my opinion was not to biased. Having said that the rest were just so so and yet I am hoping the Judo/Juijitsu one is good.
Bumblebee
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I enjoyed all the episodes that I have seen so far. The ones I haven't seen were the Muay Thai, and the first half of the Eskrima episodes. One thing that everyone seems to agree on is the final fight at the end of each episode always seems to be pretty weak. Learning about the history and the techniques and training the martial artists go through is definitely the better parts of the show. I look forward to the Judo episode, actually I look forward to all of the episodes.
JBrainard
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The trend of reactions to this series seems to be thus: If you have practiced the art they are documenting, it's only so-so. If you haven't, it's pretty cool and informative. Like Big Brian over here, I knew very little about savate, so that was a pretty cool episode.
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I'm afraid atfer seeing the hosts' behavior in the first two episodes and hearing even worse of the Karate episode that the hosts have poisoned me against the series and i won't be watching any more of it at all, period. But to those of you loking forward to it, enjoy.
Darth F.Takeda
Blue Belt
The big host can be a bit of a tool and I suspect some of their commentary is written for them, wich makes them say some real stupid things.
All in all I like the show and I like how they attempt to go into each arts History and realated arts.
I like the Savate one because i have always had an interest on combative Savate (could care less about the sport) and it highlights how many nations and coultures have fighting arts, not jus the Asians.
To bad they cant use a time maching and see Roman and Greek martial arts.=)
All in all I like the show and I like how they attempt to go into each arts History and realated arts.
I like the Savate one because i have always had an interest on combative Savate (could care less about the sport) and it highlights how many nations and coultures have fighting arts, not jus the Asians.
To bad they cant use a time maching and see Roman and Greek martial arts.=)
Bumblebee
Green Belt
You mean aside from wrestling?
Kempojujutsu
Master Black Belt
The sneak peak I seen look more like aikido. Judo doesn't wear hakama's or at least in Kano's book on Judo it is not mentioned as the offical uniform of Judo. Kano did study Kito Ryu and Tenshin Ryu Jujutsu.
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He put on a little to much tape on his fingers.
He put on a little to much tape on his fingers.Of course it really would not have mattered as his game is not Judo and the other guy was pretty good.
Very true..the guy was great.
Best part was when the guy said "He has a good ground skills but he needs to work on his stand up." I fell out laughing.
