Jukado

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I am considering taking Jukado to start in my training in the martial arts. It's a combination of Judo, Karate, Akido and Kung Fu.


1) Has anyone here trained in Jukado?


2) If so, is it better than to study Judo, Karate, Akido and Kung Fu separately?


3) Is it considered an effective system for self-defense?


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I am considering taking Jukado to start in my training in the martial arts. It's a combination of Judo, Karate, Akido and Kung Fu.


1) Has anyone here trained in Jukado?


2) If so, is it better than to study Judo, Karate, Akido and Kung Fu separately?


3) Is it considered an effective system for self-defense?


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I studied this style, quite a few years ago in Pocatello Idaho. I would recomend it. But, they didn't go much into fancy kicks so when I studied it, the instructor would teach me Jukado, mainly the akido and judo part and I would teach him the more advanced kicking of shoto-kan. This was back in 1987. But, i'm primarily a kickboxer, mostly work on the offensive training, but the little bit of Jukado that I learned I still use as my self defense training. And I make it mandatory training for both my boxing and kickboxing students. They'll go through the jukado self defense course maybe 2 or 3 times a year. And it helps them to deal with issue better if confronted on the outs and keeps them out of trouble.

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Jukado is a good start for someone new to the arts. It sounds like it offers a little of everything, stand up, take down, and ground. The three key elements to be a well-rounded martial artist.