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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a Brazilian Martial art, a kind of Jiu-Jitsu that is practiced in Brazil, as it was imported by Mitsuyo Maeda (1879-1941) and later developed by the Gracie family.

It's often possible to force an opponent tobe on the ground, but it's impossible to force someone to stand and fight.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practicioners use ultimate ground fighting. They share a wide range of armlocks (shoulder, elbow, wrist), of leg locks (knee, ankle, foot), of neck locks and of chokes.

This DVD was produced in order to work on scalable ju-jitsu techniques that may evolve, thanks to a method using the wide range of most efficient techniques You will also find in this DVD demonstrations during public events.

FIGHTING - JU-JITSU FIGHTING pedagogical Method The Ju-Jitsu Fighting System est the Fight part of Ju-Jitsu.

Eric Garnier remains one of the very few experts in Chin Na (art of locks) in Europe, he is a 2nd Dan in Ju Jitsu, Michel Van Rijt is a 4th Dan in Ju Jitsu and in Judo.

The Vale Tudo rules allow a very wide range of strike techniques, combined with wrestling techniques. The fighters usually fight in a ring.

Live from Brazil, some techniques from the brazilian champion with whom David trains regularly: Ari Galo, who is none other than the teacher of the Carlson Gracie academy of Rio de Janeiro.

Live from Brazil, some techniques from the brazilian champion with whom David trains regularly: Ari Galo, who is none other than the teacher of the Carlson Gracie academy of Rio de Janeiro.