That difference comes with some unique benefits. That is, Jiu-Jitsu is grappling while the other arts are striking. While Karate has a focus on punching and hand-based strikes, and Taekwondo focuses on often spectacular kicking combinations, Jiu-Jitsu is about subduing an opponent or aggressor. This is done with wrestling-style takedowns, position holds or, in extreme circumstances, submission attacks.
But while we spar vigorously, we never hurt our opponents. In BJJ, we trade takedowns and wrestle for position, and the game ends when one player secures a submission. Once the other player concedes defeat, the game starts over again. Each Jiu Jitsu school depending on their affiliation has their own style, but it is essentially all Jiu Jitsu. There are really only three types of Jiu Jitsu. In TaeKwondo, there are five prominent organizations that teach forms to their students. All generally teach the same striking techniques.
These martial arts are forms of unarmed combat. They generally teach students how to subdue attackers without getting hurt. In addition the history of these traditional martial arts were both started by teaching self defense without the need of weapons and is still practiced like that today.
However there are schools of Taekwondo like the ATA, that have started adding the teaching of weapons. Both martial arts go by a colored belt system to signify rank in their respective martial arts.
Both go from white to black with intermediate colors in between the journey to black belt. In Jiu Jitsu, there are different belts for kids and when they reach 15 or 16, they can graduate to the adult belts. In a real life situation, Jiu Jitsu has the edge over TaeKwondo. The reason being that in real life situations grappling is involved and Jiu Jitsu teaches you how to control someone in this situation with little risk of getting hurt.
TaeKwondo and Jiu-Jitsu are both respectable martial arts that teach you self defense, while building character. They teach students how to be better people and also help others that are in need. Because its such a big investment in time and money. I would suggest trying out each one for a month to see which one you like best. Most schools will give you the first lesson for free, but in my opinion that is not enough to evaluate which one you will like better. Ask if you try the school for a month before making any long term investment.
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The Gracie Jiu-Jitsu we teach at New Mexico Jiu-Jitsu Academy provides a solid foundation of self-defense skills to children of all ages — and many parents prefer our style of martial arts over the more popular striking-based arts like Tae Kwon Do.
Tae Kwon Do is very well known. It is the national sport of Korea, one of the sports in the Summer Olympics, and Tae Kwon Do lessons are popularly taught on college campuses.
As a self-defense technique, Tae Kwon Do moves pose some problems, especially for kids. Successful technique requires physical strength, flexibility and reach — faster, stronger opponents will almost always win.
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