Powerful Practical Combative Self Defence  

Senior Ju

Jitsu

Our   students   follow   a   grading   syllabus   that is   designed   with   an   excellent   learning   curve, leading   the   novice   student   up   through   each level,   pushing   them   a   little   further   at   each stage.   A   belt   is   gained   at   each   level.   Grades concentrate   on   different   aspects   of   the   Ju Jitsu style. The   Yellow   belt   is   an   introduction,   allowing novice   students   to   learn   their   own   physical capabilities,    and    to    gain    balance    and    co- ordination. Green   Belt   is   the   first   'big'   belt.   Students   are expected   to   show   good   application   of   the techniques   learned,   demonstrating   a   level of    aggressiveness    whilst    still    maintaining control of their training partner. Blue   and   Purple   Belt   start   to   concentrate   on the    more    technical    points    of    Ju    Jitsu,    and students      are      expected      to      gain      and demonstrate     an     understanding     of     what they do, and how the techniques work.

The Journey to Black Belt

Brown   Belt   is   the   pre-Dan   grading.   Students learn   more   advanced   techniques,   and   again should   be   able   to   show   good   application. They   should   be   able   to   carry   out   techniques on    anyone,    not    just    their    usual    training partner,     and     cope     with     a     partner     who resists the move. After    Brown    Belt    students    start    to    train towards their first Dan (Black Belt) grade. The    syllabus    however,    does    not    contain everything   we   learn   rather,   it   is   a   guide   to   a students   progress.   We   also   train   in   ground fighting   skills,   competition   training,   sparring and weapon training. Our   style   of   Ju   Jitsu   is   suitable   for   people who    are    physically    active,    have    good    co- ordination and balance Everyone   can   benefit   from   the   training,   and there's     no     pressure     or     high     expense commitment.

So what do we actually

teach?

You   name   it   we   teach   it,   everything   from fitness   to   situational   awareness,   throwing, striking,         kicking,         blocking,         locking techniques,     nerve     and     pressure     points, weapons      defences,      weapons      training, multiple attackers training and more.

Ne Waza (Ground

techniques)

We   teach   all   aspects   of   ground   techniques from       defensive       to       offensive,       from transitions   to   sweeps,   locks,   chokes,   holds and   escapes.   All   to   be   used   in   self   defence as well as competition.

Competitive Ju Jitsu

Ju   Jitsu   is   widely   practised   around   the   world in   a   competitive   format.   Commonly   known as   ‘Sport   Ju   Jitsu’   it   provides   a   platform   for JuJitsuka   not   only   demonstrate   but   compete on a National and International stage. Since   2013   we   have   entered   and   taken   part in   the   British   National   Championships   and the   Southern   International   Championships. We      have      also      taken      part      in      UNJJ Internationals      in      Spain,      Belgium      and Denmark. Our categories of entry are: Random Attacks Continuous Fighting Ground Fighting Sparring Pairs Demonstration Weapons Kata
Powerful Practical Combative Self Defence  

Senior Ju Jitsu

Our    students    follow    a    grading    syllabus    that    is designed   with   an   excellent   learning   curve,   leading the   novice   student   up   through   each   level,   pushing them   a   little   further   at   each   stage.   A   belt   is   gained   at each   level.   Grades   concentrate   on   different   aspects of the Ju Jitsu style. The   Yellow   belt   is   an   introduction,   allowing   novice students    to    learn    their    own    physical    capabilities, and to gain balance and co-ordination. Green    Belt    is    the    first    'big'    belt.    Students    are expected      to      show      good      application      of      the techniques     learned,     demonstrating     a     level     of aggressiveness    whilst    still    maintaining    control    of their training partner. Blue    and    Purple    Belt    start    to    concentrate    on    the more   technical   points   of   Ju   Jitsu,   and   students   are expected        to        gain        and        demonstrate        an understanding     of     what     they     do,     and     how     the techniques work.

The Journey to Black Belt

Brown   Belt   is   the   pre-Dan   grading.   Students   learn more    advanced    techniques,    and    again    should    be able   to   show   good   application.   They   should   be   able to   carry   out   techniques   on   anyone,   not   just   their usual   training   partner,   and   cope   with   a   partner   who resists the move. After    Brown    Belt    students    start    to    train    towards their first Dan (Black Belt) grade. The   syllabus   however,   does   not   contain   everything we   learn   rather,   it   is   a   guide   to   a   students   progress. We   also   train   in   ground   fighting   skills,   competition training, sparring and weapon training. Our   style   of   Ju   Jitsu   is   suitable   for   people   who   are physically     active,     have     good     co-ordination     and balance Everyone   can   benefit   from   the   training,   and   there's no pressure or high expense commitment.

So what do we actually teach?

You   name   it   we   teach   it,   everything   from   fitness   to situational    awareness,    throwing,    striking,    kicking, blocking,    locking    techniques,    nerve    and    pressure points,      weapons      defences,      weapons      training, multiple attackers training and more.

Ne Waza (Ground techniques)

We    teach    all    aspects    of    ground    techniques    from defensive   to   offensive,   from   transitions   to   sweeps, locks,   chokes,   holds   and   escapes.   All   to   be   used   in self defence as well as competition.

Competitive Ju Jitsu

Ju   Jitsu   is   widely   practised   around   the   world   in   a competitive   format.   Commonly   known   as   ‘Sport   Ju Jitsu’    it    provides    a    platform    for    JuJitsuka    not    only demonstrate     but     compete     on     a     National     and International stage. Since   2013   we   have   entered   and   taken   part   in   the British   National   Championships   and   the   Southern International    Championships.    We    have    also    taken part    in    UNJJ    Internationals    in    Spain,    Belgium    and Denmark. Our categories of entry are: Random Attacks Continuous Fighting Ground Fighting Sparring Pairs Demonstration Weapons Kata
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