German Ju-Jutsu (or German Jiu-Jitsu) is a martial art related to traditional Japanese Jujutsu, developed in Germany in the 1960s using techniques from ...Germanju-jutsuFromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopediaJumptonavigationJumptosearchGermanJu-JutsuAlsoknownasJJ,HybridCombatJu-JutsuFocusHybridCountryoforiginGermanyFamouspractitionersFranz-JosefGreschParenthoodOriginal:Jujutsu,Judo,Aikido,ShotokanKarate2000'sadditions:MuayThai,WingChun,Arnis,SamboOlympicsportNoOfficialwebsitewww.ju-jutsu.deGermanJu-Jutsu(orGermanJiu-Jitsu)isamartialartrelatedtotraditionalJapaneseJujutsu,developedinGermanyinthe1960susingtechniquesfromJujutsu,Judo,Karateandvariousothertraditionalandmodernmartialarts.ItsgoverningbodyinGermanyistheDJJV(DeutscherJu-JutsuVerband).ItscompetitivesportaspectsarecoordinatedinternationallybytheJJIF(Ju-JitsuInternationalFederation);Ju-jutsuunderJJIFrulesisapartoftheWorldGames[1]andWorldCombatGames.[2]ThesystemistaughttotheGermanpoliceforces.[3][4]Contents1Terminology2History3Techniques4Combatsport5Customs6Grandmasters7References8ExternallinksTerminology[edit]Thissectiondoesnotciteanysources.Pleasehelpimprovethissectionbyaddingcitationstoreliablesources.Unsourcedmaterialmaybechallengedandremoved.(November2012)(Learnhowandwhentoremovethistemplatemessage)InGermany,thetermJu-JutsuisvirtuallyalwaystakentorefertoGermanju-jutsu,whereasotherstylesrelatedtoJapanesejujutsuarenormallycalledJiuJitsu.[citationneeded]History[edit]In1967,membersoftheDeutscheDan-Kollegium(DDK,GermanDanCouncil)starteddevelopinganewself-defensesystemmainlybasedonJudo,Karate,andAikido.JudoandAikidoarederivedfromtraditionalJapaneseJujutsu.Alotofemphasiswasputontechniqueswhichcouldbeusedinreal-lifesituations.Overtheyears,experiencefrompoliceworkandtechniquesfromothermartialartshaveinfluencedthesystem.In2000,additionaltechniquesfromArnis,Sambo,WingChun,MuayThaiandothermartialartswereofficiallyincorporatedintoGermanju-jutsu.[3]Techniques[edit]Thissectiondoesnotciteanysources.Pleasehelpimprovethissectionbya