Hi, this is Shady and today we're going to be discussing Juju Tsu and Swajao. So modern Swajao has a very interesting heritage. It has a lot of Mongolian, Manchurian and of course, Judo influence to it. But very little people know that it's not just jacket wrestling. Similar to Judo today, a lot of the old-timers focus mostly on self-defense and the military aspect of the art. So today what we will look at is the old dangerous techniques that would never make their way into competition and actually discuss them. So we're going to see the different entries, the different finishes, even though they might be the same techniques and also talk about how Juju Tsu in my opinion can be far more richer, especially in the Nehwaza aspect. So without further ado, let's begin. So the first technique will be an outer shoulder throw. I've shared this many times before, but here this Swajao technique or the Swajao variation of it is a bit different than what you see like in one arm. So they or the Ipon Seranage with the outstretched arm. So here you see it's noticed that it's coming from the strike. So it's mostly focusing on the self-defense aspect rather than the competition aspect. So here he's talking, he's taking this strike in, rotating the wrist, which results in locking in the elbow or locking out the elbow and then he places it firmly on the shoulder and notice how they're facing away from each other almost back to back, which is very important to notice when we compare to Juju Tsu and then cuts down with his hands in order to throw him. Now if okay, it doesn't know how to roll his shoulder, tuck his chin and rotate along the throw, you will know that it is very dangerous throw and they can land easily on the top their head so that can be an injury to the spine and also the arm. So I'm sure you all know this, but if an elbow is locked out during a throw in Juju, you are immediately eliminated and rightfully so. So here he's showing that the elbow is locked out, he's almost back to back to okay and then cuts down while loading on the back and okay has to roll in order to land safely. Now let's check out the old Juju Tsu variation. This is from the empty mind film. He's explaining that today's Ipon Seonage is from the inside which allows the arm to roll and okay following alongside and you land safely during Randori or Shiai competition. However when it comes to all Juju Tsu, it's almost the same entry as the Swajjiao that you've seen. You lock out the arm, it's very important to have stretch it so he cannot retrieve it and then you lock it on your shoulder. But here the difference is they're not almost back to back but his torso is somewhat still facing Tori and this will actually cause another type of damage which is the posted hand. Anyone who knows a little bit about falling and throwing, you know that posting your hand is an injury waiting to happen. So it all comes down to good Ukemi, rather than to roll, tuck your chin, roll your shoulder or here to not post your hand. This is what makes these types of techniques dangerous. Even to this day like Olympic level, they still post their hands and they still break it. So this is the first one. The next one is somewhat similar but the finish is much different. So he's defending against the strike, outstretched the arm, locks the shoulder this time, not so much on the elbow level and then projects forward but rather than turn away from Uke and then cuts down. So here he locks the elbow and does like a ashi guru ma type finish. So here you see the strike, he locks the shoulder, he rests on the crease of the elbow on the inside and then he can strike the face and here he outstretched his leg on the knee level and throws away as an ashi guru ma. This is very reminiscent to Ude Kimi Naghe of Ike Jutsu or Ike Do. Now you can see it is very popular in Ike Do because it has that flow in it. So you outstretched the arm, you lock not on the elbow but on the shoulder level on the high end of the tricep and then you cut down as you are moving forward. So here you outstretched and then you lock on the upper side of the tricep almost on the shoulder and then you cut down not so much throwing to the front but down and to the front. So here this is an ashi guru ma where you actually go to the side, put your foot on the knee level and you will them over your leg hence the name leg wheel. So imagine doing this but with it a locked shoulder. So you can imagine that a lot of things can actually go wrong especially if Uke doesn't know how to fall. This all comes down to if Uke knows how to fall. So the next one in my opinion I have never seen it in Swagyau particularly but as the same entry it is a Ike Giyaku Kataguruma like a reverse shoulder wheel where the torso is facing up to the sky. So what makes this in my opinion very dangerous is that again it is all about the fall. So it is not rolling like your classical Kataguruma where the shoulder is rolling on the torso of Uke. I'm sorry the torso of Tori. So here you can let first of all flat on your back which will make your lungs almost feel like they've exploded and also the second danger is the back of your head bouncing off the mat or on concrete. I recently was doing rendering and I fell on my side and my head bounced off the mat and it wasn't a pleasant feeling. So you can imagine what can happen on concrete and also on the back of your head. So here you can see the arm is on the torso of Tori and you can roll and you can land safely and also Tori can help you by still grabbing your sleeve which will make the landing much safer. The first one that I've shown the old Jujutsu variation it's not as controlled or it's not as safe to practice. And also getting someone like a torture rack style Kataguruma it's not an easy thing to do so you'd have to be really advanced in doing so. Now what makes in my opinion a Jujutsu much richer than all the other wrestling styles is the Neuwaza you see Bach, you see Sumo, you see Swajjal, all of them lack so much ground technique and some have none. As you see here like the next quest here you see the Sei, Shigi, the Bach, Breaker, all these very lethal and dangerous techniques that can leave you injured for life here you see Koshi, Shigi, a hip breaker. If you want to see more on this from the 1913 Jujutsu book that I made a video on I'll link it at the end. As you can see it all comes down to the landing but it's also how you set up the throw setting up the throw in a way that you can seriously injure someone is very important locking the elbow also turning your back how you throw them recklessly or in a control matter it all comes down to you and of course Uke has a job to know how to land safely. So if you have anything else to add please let me know down below. 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