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Now i have limited knowledge of jj however just like hapkido and aikido joint locks are used, however jj tends to not use any strikes such as punches or kicks
hope that helps, feel free to ask more questions
That really only applies to the Brazilian style of juijitsu. Japanese styles of jujitsu, of which there are many, do have striking in the curriculum.
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Erm In terms of JJJ there a sticky i wrote in the Japanese martial art section as well as an post i did on the differnce between BJJ and JJJ , shame less post promotion . .
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BJJ and JJJ diff in my sig.
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I have heard of Aiki-jujitsu which is similiar to Aikido but with more agresive techniques.
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I have heard of Aiki-jujitsu which is similiar to Aikido but with more agresive techniques.
Aiki-jujitsu is said to be one of the many electic arts originally incorporated in hapkido so they have many similarities, to my knowledg however i havnt seen aiki-jujitsu practiced before
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