Most of the time, we prefer to refer to the country of its origin when describing the martial art that we practice: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. We use the acronym BJJ when typing it on social platform but I prefer using the word Jiu Jitsu when I having a conversation. Some of my friends actually use the acronym when having a conversation which seems to be a bit odd but not that important. I actually rather listening to people referring to BJJ than using the other shortcut word such "Jits". Now, we all know that Jiu Jitsu originated from Japan but it was developed and drastically changed in Brazil. Now we can also note that we cannot quantify or qualify what was passed on over 100 hundred years ago in terms of technical knowledge. The Gracies have created a pretty vague and somehow over shadowed other lineages that could or claimed direct lineage to Maeda. There are still historians debating if BJJ was actually Kosen Judo but also debating what does Kosen Judo...