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TUITE
(OKINAWAN "JU-JITSU")
The
following are concepts of combat that are applicable to all JU-JITSU
or JU-JITSU like arts (i.e. TUITE).
The
five ranges of combat:
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Projectiles,
both manufactured and adapted.
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Weapons,
both two hand and one hand weapons.
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Legs,
for kicking.
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Arms.
for grappling.
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Grappling,
in close to lock, throw or strangle.
The
four methods of combat:
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ATEMI
WAZA - Striking Techniques-to Include hand, foot, elbow, knee
and head butt strikes.
Most often to vulnerable parts of the body.
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NAGE
WAZA - Throwing Techniques utilizing Alki like or Judo (Body
Contact) like throws
to project the opponent to the ground or in to an object.
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KANSETSU'
WAZA - Joint Locking Techniques.
Placing unnatural stress on a joint.
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SHIME
WAZA - Techniques of Constriction.
Most common examples are strangulation
holds, but also Includes seizing/pressing nerves.
The
four modes of contact (Standing)
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Front
with No Contact (Example: Opponent punches and defender fades
to
outside.)
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Front
with Single Contact (Example: Lapel Grab)
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Front
with Dual Contact (Example:
Double Lapel Grab)
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Rear
with Retention/Grab (Single or Dual. to include Choke) Above/Over
the Arms.
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Rear
with Retention/Grab (Single or Dual) Below/Under the Arms.
Priorities
for Defense
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Motivation
(Self-Discipline and/or Aggression)
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Stability,
in both Stance and Movement.
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Method
(ATEMI, NAGE, KANSETSU or SHIME WAZA)
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