Jujitsu

[Vania]

A Japanese system of unarmed combat and physical training.

[Tina]

-The [peaceful] art of [folding] clothes with people still in them
-involuntary [yoga]

[Sonia]

Jujitsu is a martial art which reflects the movements of the attacker back upon him or her. It has been practiced in Japan since the [sixteenth] century, although Jujitsu has its origins in Chinese martial arts. Jujitsu uses a series of joint locks, small weaponry, and defensive tactics in combination with conserved energy to [neutralize] an attacker. Many other martial arts such as Judo and [Aikido] have their roots in Jujitsu. The word “Jujitsu” means the practice of [gentleness], and in addition to learning the moves associated with Jujitsu, students also make changes in their characters. Jujitsu is supposed to focus and calm the students, with the aim of making them better martial artists and more refined individuals as well. The movements of Jujitsu are efficient, flowing, and circular, and it is a distinctly beautiful martial art to watch. Jujitsu is also usually practiced within a very small circle, and many Jujitsu moves have been refined for [close quarters] fighting. Jujitsu reached its heyday during the [Tokugawa] [Shogunate], when weapons were forbidden to most Japanese citizens. Jujitsu incorporates joint locking and arresting movements which are extremely useful in hand to hand combat where neither warrior has a weapon. When used correctly, it is also possible to disarm with a joint lock. Grappling, take downs, throws, and strangulation also play a role in Jujitsu.

[Oralee]

[The art] of [folding] [clothes] with people still in them

[Sarah]

its very [sexual]. [trust me].