jitsu
- noun
- /ˈdʒɪtsu/
- In my dojo, we focus on grappling techniques in jitsu classes.
- jiu jitsu
- Brazilian jiu jitsu
- tae-jitsu
So there's a move in jiu jitsu called a false reap.
- So there's a move in jiu jitsu called a false reap.
- Yeah, you got very good at jiu jitsu very fast.
- I competed in my first jiu jitsu tournament weekend ago.
- So, but in, in my estimation, the greatest jiu jitsu player is Hodja Gracie.
- I love jiu jitsu, I love surfing.
- No, bro, I I've been, I did jiu jitsu my whole life growing up.
- He showed up to like a high level jiu jitsu competition.
- Another thing I got into in the past month was jiu jitsu and that's been helping.
- And so I like Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is one of my like passions in life.
- And I started to take jiu jitsu with, with my friends, the Fertitta brothers.
- I would like to compare the different types of jiu jitsu practiced.
- But you know, I, one of the amazing things about jiu jitsu is, is both guys and girls train it.
Examples
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What you want if you have to defend yourself is jiu-jitsu training.
Fiction book (1991) -
Put it in the back somewhere watching live jiu jitsu matches.
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Yeah, you got very good at jiu jitsu very fast.
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I hold a blue belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and train at American Top Team.
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I began doing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu non-competitively six months ago, and it has completely changed my life.
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So I did Gracie Jiu Jitsu, I did Brazilian jiu Jitsu in college for several years.
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Condit found himself in a bad spot early on the ground with Prater, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt.
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Many people choose to practice jitsu to enhance their self-defense skills.
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He has been training in jitsu for several years and has mastered many moves.
Synonyms
A Japanese fighting art for self-defense that uses holds and throws
A Japanese fighting art that uses throws, holds, and an opponent's strength to defend yourself
A way of defending yourself without weapons by using an attacker's force against them
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jitsu comes from the Japanese word jutsu, which means 'technique' or 'skill' and is used in names like jiu-jitsu. So jitsu refers to a fighting style that focuses on close combat and practical self-defense moves.