Definitions
- Referring to a martial art that focuses on using an opponent's strength and momentum against them. - Talking about a self-defense system that emphasizes grappling, joint locks, and throws. - Describing a combat sport that involves sparring and competition.
- Referring to the same martial art as jujitsu, but with a different spelling. - Talking about the traditional Japanese martial art that originated in feudal Japan. - Describing a system of unarmed combat that includes strikes, kicks, and weapons training.
List of Similarities
- 1Both refer to a martial art that originated in Japan.
- 2Both emphasize using an opponent's strength and momentum against them.
- 3Both involve grappling, joint locks, and throws.
- 4Both can be used for self-defense or competition.
- 5Both require training and practice to master.
What is the difference?
- 1Emphasis: Jujitsu places more emphasis on competition and sport, while jujutsu emphasizes self-defense and practical application.
- 2Techniques: Jujitsu may include striking and kicking techniques, while jujutsu may include weapons training.
Remember this!
Jujitsu and jujutsu are two spellings for the same martial art that originated in Japan. Both focus on using an opponent's strength and momentum against them through grappling, joint locks, and throws. However, jujitsu is a more modern term that emphasizes competition and sport, while jujutsu is the traditional Japanese term that emphasizes self-defense and practical application.
