Ninh explains the rules of Brazilian
Jujitsu
the object of the game is to either
score more points than your opponents or
force them into submission Brazilian
Jujitsu commonly referred to as ejj is a
Brazilian martial arts derived from the
Japanese martial arts Oh Jiu Jitsu that
has become popular worldwide for its
effectiveness as a ground fighting
system
it's contested on a square mat with an
area a minimum of 8 meters by 8 meters
and a maximum of 10 meters by 10 meters
once the referee tells you to go the
match begins to understand how to score
points you must first understand the
positions this is the neutral position
where no fighter is on top of one
another the fighter on the top is known
as top position and the fighter on the
bottom is known as bottom position and
guard is where a fighter on the bottom
position uses his legs to prevent the
fighter on top from achieving any kind
of control a half guard is where the
fights are on the bottom has control of
one of the opponent's likes if you
manage to force your opponent to the
ground and establish top position for
three seconds
this is known as a takedown and this
scores two points if you are in the top
position free from any guard and can
place any ocean controlling the
opponent's that's also this is known as
knee on belly and this scores two points
if you are in the bottom position and
use the gardens to force yourself on to
the top resulting in your opponent being
on the bottom instead for three seconds
this is known as a sweep and this scores
two points if you are able to escape
from either the full or half guard and
maintain a stabilized position for three
seconds on the top this is known as a
guard pass and this scores three points
if you are free from any garden and can
sit on the opponent's torso with both
knees or feet on the ground for three
seconds this is known as a mounts and
scores for points you could also score
this with one nape and one foot on the
ground if the opponent is on their side
and if you are free from any guard and
can control your opponent's back with
heels place inside your opponent's inner
thighs this is a back control and this
scores four points if you almost perform
any of these moves or don't fully
complete them for the required amount of
time this is known as an advantage and
scores one advantage points Brazilian
Jujitsu is contested in just one round
of anywhere up to ten minutes the high
score at the end of time wins if the
contest ends in a tie the frighten with
the highest amount of advantage points
wins if they're the same also it comes
down to the least penalties for referees
decision however you can also win the
contest automatically at any time if you
force your opponent's into submission
this is done by either locking your
opponent's limbs back or neck to cause
them excessive pain there are at least
50 ways to perform submission moves for
example the rear naked chokehold armbar
and the dreaded triangle if a fighter
has had enough they can repeatedly tap
the floor or their opponent to signal
that they submit and the contest is over
you can also win the contest if your
opponent loses consciousness is too
injured to continue or is disqualified
now that's a lot to take in but there's
a few other things you'll need to know
before fighting for watching Brazilian
jiu-jitsu for example things you cannot
do there are plenty of things you cannot
do during the course of a bounce here's
a list a few but there are many others
committing these or breaking any other
rules may result in penalties or
disqualification penalty if a fighter
performs illegal views shows lack of
discipline shows lack of combativeness
or does something that breaks the rules
I penalty points from Shah be warded
against them in the event of its high
the amounts of penalty points matters in
judging the overall decision side
control a side control is where the
fighter on top is lying perpendicular to
the fighter on the bottom whilst this is
a dominant position doing this alone
will not score at the points however
this is a good position to be able to
score points it's also known as a side
mount or a cross mounts north-south
position this is where the fights on top
is the opposite way around to the
fighter from the bottom again doing this
alone will not score endpoints it's also
known as a four water key or no key
Brazilian jiu-jitsu is contested where
battles where a key which is the
traditional uniform similar to that of
Judo however some contests are no key
and they do not wear this uniform this
is to prevent you from excessively
grabbing your opponent's clothing and
vice versa this video is a summary of
the international brazilian jiu-jitsu
federation rules but different
organizations may have different rules
so always check with your local
organization before you begin if you
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