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Posted

Well (someone I know will correct me if I'm wrong) ...

 

Ninjutsu (martial art of the ninja)seems to be a mostly striking art with some takedowns and "secret moves" whereas Jiu-Jitsu practitioners practice striking along with choke holds, joint locks, and throws.

 

Seems capoeira is the martial art that goes well with "breakdancing".

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Ju jitsu could help you with breakdancing as it teaches you how to land on the floor without hurting yourself. it also teaches you balance control for things like throws and floor techniques - You learn how to position your body weight.

 

Hope this helps!

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lol.

 

They are both amazing arts. They deal with more or less the same things being Japanese, and warrior budo arts. But perhaps if you are into dancing you should look at Capoeria.

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There is a breakdancing move called "Suicide" where you do a front summersalt in the air and land flat on your back. Obviously you need a lot of practice to do this (jiu-jutsu/tomiki aikido etc. may help with this to breakfall correctly)

 

However, if you want to dance, go to a dance school. If you want to learn martial arts, go to a martial arts school.

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