Jujitsu is a submission sport, which relies on the athlete’s ability to capture and hold. It’s a combination of a wrestling competition and a self-defense system, a martial art that involves the whole body. Jujitsu was founded by martial artists with vast experience, and takes both competition and actual combat as starting points. The basic skills of throws and holds have evolved into basic submission tactics, with “using softness to conquer strength” and “using weakness to defeat strength” as the strategic guides for the new school of jujitsu. Now, jujitsu is not only about submission wrestling skills, but has become a comprehensive sport involving strategic holds, other basic wrestling moves and strategies, and many more elements, making it popular around the entire world.