Histoire
Goshin jutsu means "self-defence techniques" in Japanese and is the name used by many schools for practical defence against grabs, strikes and weapons, drawing on judo, jujutsu, aikido and karate.
The best-known form is the Kodokan Goshin Jutsu, a judo kata created at the Kodokan in 1956 with defences against unarmed attacks, a knife, a stick and a pistol.
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- Kodokan Goshin Jutsu has 21 techniques.
- Training focuses on realistic attacks such as grabs from behind and headlocks.
- It is often required for higher judo grades.
Glossaire des techniques
- Defence against grabs
- wrist, collar and bear hug
- Defence against weapons
- knife, stick and pistol
Formes
Kodokan Goshin Jutsu (21 techniques)
⚔ In the Arsenal
Tanto
Sources: Kodokan Judo Institute