Brazilian Jujitsu Kimono - Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 250 g, Danrho
This white kimono (traditionally called judogi) made of polyester cotton alloy is specially designed for the practice of Jiujitsu and Brazilian Jujitsu.
This outfit includes a white trousers with drawstring waist and black contrast stitching and a white beaded jacket with reinforced shoulders and black contrast stitching.
The characteristics of the kimono
- Kimono with a white jacket and white pants made of polyester cotton alloy
- Embroidered logo on the neckline of the jacket
- Trousers with gusset to give more amplitude when kicking
- Grammage : veste environ 250 g/m², pant environ 200 g/m².
- Composition : cotton, polyester
- Colour : white
- Belt not included
The brief history of jiujitsu
For jiujitsu, the story is similar to that of judo. Indeed, both practitioners, judoka & jiujitsuka, use the same uniform called judogi.
In fact, this similarity in dress is explained by the fact that jiujitsu, and later Brazilian jiujitsu, is a derivative of traditional judo and karate.
The uniform is not the only thing that Jiujitsu has in common with its precursor disciplines: the practice is too.
Jiujitsu combines throwing techniques, keys, kicks & punches.
In contrast, Brazilian jiujitsu is more focused on ground fighting, lock techniques, opponent submission chokes and throws but does not include kicks & punches as traditional jiujitsu does.
