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Kumo-Ryu Jujitsu is the style of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jujutsu Japanese Jujitsu] that we train in at Red River Judo. This style of Japanese Jujitsu was named for honor of Sensei George (Kumo) H Colwell. It is based on Kaisho Goshin Budo Jujitsu as well as Kodokan Judo and was developed by [[Tim Cruff|Sensei Tim Cruff, M.Ed]]. | |||
Kumo-Ryu Jujitsu is the style of Japanese Jujitsu that we train in at Red River Judo. This style of Japanese Jujitsu was named for honor of Sensei George (Kumo) H Colwell. It is based on Kaisho Goshin Budo Jujitsu as well as Kodokan Judo and was developed by [[Tim Cruff|Sensei Tim Cruff, M.Ed]]. | |||
The Focus of Kumo-Ryu Jujitsu is Self Defense and Defensive tactics using Open Hand strikes, Throws and Joint Manipulation. | The Focus of Kumo-Ryu Jujitsu is Self Defense and Defensive tactics using Open Hand strikes, Throws and Joint Manipulation. | ||
Revision as of 12:32, 11 September 2024
Kumo-Ryu Jujitsu is the style of Japanese Jujitsu that we train in at Red River Judo. This style of Japanese Jujitsu was named for honor of Sensei George (Kumo) H Colwell. It is based on Kaisho Goshin Budo Jujitsu as well as Kodokan Judo and was developed by Sensei Tim Cruff, M.Ed.
The Focus of Kumo-Ryu Jujitsu is Self Defense and Defensive tactics using Open Hand strikes, Throws and Joint Manipulation.
Key Principles
Eight directions of defense and balance Be aware of your environment Reasonable use of force Stay off the ground