Seeking authentic Jujutsu

[Brother John]

If your stomach is in good shape (on the inside), you can take 3 advil every 8 hours for a total of 9 per day even though the instructions say 6 per day max.

:roflmao:
Gotcha!
Medicated martial artist...
:barf:
:ultracool

Your Bro.
John

 

[Brother John]

In the beginning......Patience. this is key. Patience is necessary in any Jujutsu/judo/jujitsu/jiu jitsu etc class.

Thank you Shogun.
This may indeed be my greatest hurdle. Luckily, I've got what it takes to make it through the frustration of being a newbie again....
enthusiasm.
I will work to be patient.

Your Brother
John

 

[Old Fat Kenpoka]

I am completely serious about the extra ibuprofin.

 

[Shogun]

Back and wrist pains......aaahhhhhh. love em.

 

[Brother John]

I am completely serious about the extra ibuprofin.

Noted.
Thanks

Your Brother
John

 

[Shogun]

IMO, give any Jujutsu/aikido/judo school at least 4 months. this is the adjusting period.

 

[martial artis]

i would say take jujutsu hakko denshin ryu its all about self defense and its one of the most best jujutsu martial arts out there! (de best!!!!)they have every thing you would want in a martial art

 

[bignick]

this advice may be coming in a little late...but don't worry so much about the actual techniques first...focus on learning how to fall...

 

[Brother John]

good advice Nic

Your Brother
John

 

[bignick]

thanks...not to get anybody who's starting out discouraged...but i've been doing judo and jujitsu for about two years solid...and i'm finally getting the hang of this whole ukemi situation...just like anything else...the basics come fast, but you spend a long time refining them...i've learned countless throws, variations, wrist locks, pins, armbars, chokes, pressure points, etc...but the most important thing i've learned so far is falling