I Let an Old-School Japanese Jiu-Jitsu Master Destroy Me

Shihan Vince Cecere put me through more pain in one session than I’ve experienced on this entire channel. Vince is the founder of American Old School JuJitsu, or AOSJ, a close-quarters combat method built on traditional Japanese jujitsu fundamentals and modified around the realities of street violence. His approach combines devastating joint locks, pressure-point controls, nerve strikes, takedowns, extractions and old-school self-defense. In this video, Vince demonstrates: • Dr. Moses Powell’s “Bow and Arrow” technique • Kote gaeshi wrist locks • Nikyō, sankyō and gokyō controls • Shihō-nage and compound joint locks • Brachial-nerve and biceps insertion-point strikes • Side headlock escapes and close-range striking • Suspect extraction and “come-along” controls • Using circular movement to control a larger attacker • Adapting traditional jujitsu for weapons and multiple attackers Vince also tells the incredible story of witnessing a knife incident inside his South Florida nightclub. That experience convinced him to find someone who could teach him real knife defense, eventually leading him to Shihan Leoni Velasquez and the lineage of Dr. Moses Powell. This is old-school Japanese jujitsu filtered through the mind of a Bronx street fighter. As Vince puts it, there is no such thing as advanced jujitsu, only an infinite understanding of the basics. Which technique looked the most painful to you? Let me know in the comments, and subscribe for more rare martial arts, unconventional instructors and hands-on self-defense demonstrations from Adam, the Strip Mall Sensei. Learn from Vince Cecere:  / vincececere   Train with us at Fight Elevator:https://www.fightelevator.com/ 0:00 Intro and Cold Open 4:00 The Nightclub Incident That Changed His Life 5:57 The Five Foundational Jujitsu Locks 8:28 Kote Gaeshi and Nikyo Wrist Locks 10:10 Circular Movement and Multiple-Attacker Tactics 12:50 Grip-Strength Training and Inside Striking 15:36 Adapting Sankyo and Nikyo for Street Combat 17:10 Gokyo Come-Along and Compound Joint Locks 18:16 Shiho Nage: Traditional vs. Combative 19:06 Preventing Bites and Controlling Armed Attackers #Jujitsu #SelfDefense #MartialArts