Tips for a new starter?

[moobrack]

Hi all,

 

I have recently started Atemi JuJutsu and I needsomeadvice!

 

Thanx

[Tobias_Reece]

Hey

 

I already had this convo with Moobrack but i wanna run it thru u guys......

 

Moobrack said to me his style was Atemi-jutsu. I said Atemi-jutsu is practiced in all arts, as it means the art of attacking the body striking areas (i think).

 

He then said his style was Ai ki Jutsu. I thought Ai ki jutsu was a more combat orientated form of Aikido (with the "way" changed to "combat art").

 

Anyway, I'm just checking, cos I wanna be sure what I am saying is near to the mark. Yoda or Bon, I'm looking at you........

 

 

[moobrack]

yes - I made a mistake, as I was new to the art and had no previous knowledge of the term Atemi Jutsu!

 

The form is actually Ai-Ki-Jutsu

 

Thanx Tobias!

 

Any advice from anyone is much appreciated!

 

 

[YODA]

Someone call?

 

OK - Tobias - it's the other way around. Aikido was developed from Aiki ju-jitsu. Principly from daito ryu aiki jujitsu.

 

Here's a useful link on the subject...

 

http://www.geocities.com/aikiju-jitsu/What.html

 

 

[Bon]

Sorry, I know nothing about Ak Ki Jutso.. I'm still very much a newbie to BJJ too..

 

 

[Tobias_Reece]

Cheers Yoda - looks like we're in business.

 

Sorry Bon, my mistake - I just remember you as being one of the guys on this forum who knows a lot

 

Cheers

 

w00t w00t

 

Tobias

 

 

[moobrack]

thanx for that link yoda - it helped me a little!

 

 

[three60roundhouse]

I'm not that familiar with your style - but one thing I;ve learned from BJJ - spar a lot! With whoever will do it with you! For as long as you can take! This is the only way to really get good, IMHO.

[moobrack]

I have seen some members of the place where I go do some randori, and it looks impressive! cxant wait to try it and break my neck!