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Spectator 2 posts |
Monday 15th August 2011 at 05:04 Anyone know a club near Wichita Kansas? |
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Wednesday 12th October 2011 at 13:08 Does anybody know if there any Traditional Jiu Jitsu clubs in NE Lincolnshire.? |
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Wednesday 12th October 2011 at 13:14 Yes Grimsby Jujitsu Club trains at St Augustines Church Hall Grimsby. Mon/Thurs 7:30 - 9:30. All are Welcome. |
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Sunday 4th December 2011 at 14:39 just moved to Stone in Staffordshire. Can anyone recomend a good jujitsu club in the area? |
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Wednesday 14th March 2012 at 11:10 these are the ones know of in staffordshire igve only been to the first one..wich has an awesome indtructor..but cant comment on the rest k |
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Wednesday 4th April 2012 at 01:18 Hello I am new here and never done a martial art before I am interested in jujitsu. As I was attacked and seriously hurt just before Xmas I was walking home on my own and got choked out cold from behind by at least two pissed up men I fell and hurt shoulder and sprained ankle not better yet but getting there. I have good fitness am 31 and am a bodybuilder I want to learn to defend myself don't want to learn Brazilian jujitsu as I don't fancy getting kicked or punched in the face again when on the ground plus it has poor stand up. I know a fair bit about martial arts I have many books and do like reading about history etc I just dont think think bjj would work in the real world. Traditional jujitsu for me or goshinjutsu. My question is there anywhere near me that teaches good jujitsu. I know of chad sidaway 8th Dan zankido ryu has anybody heard or trained with him he teaches in Weston-super-mare. This is a good site well done. I think the floor is last place I would want to be in a fight though speeking from experience. "To win without fighting is the greatest victory of all" |
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Thursday 5th April 2012 at 19:13 Hi yoshimitsu, The Admin Guy |
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Thursday 5th April 2012 at 22:57 I have seen Brazilian jujitsu and yes it does look good I am not dismissing it at all. And I was mugged by multiple attackers and hurt bad I have had 6 x rays on my shoulder and having an m.r.i scan next week I have never walked into a dojo, I may never have that opportunity ironically I bought a nice judo gi 6 months before. I wish I had now, I have been a victim of violent crime three times now knives pulled on me twice and attacked from behind recently and left in the street out cold. I just want to learn tradtional jujutsu you know the nasty stuff not a sport. I'm getting a bit bored of everyone going on about mma an bjj. My old boss is a 3rd dan tradtional jujitsu and he was more than capable of defending himself weapons, presure points, multiple attackers,drinking and how it effects your reaction times. I do understand what your saying though I just disagree,bjj is just judo anyway so there is nothing the brazilians are doing that has not been done allready. You put a good bjj player against a judo player it would be very close did'nt a certain gracie lose against a japanese judo champion. But put a bjj man against a drug fueled drunk sociopath with a knife....... you here this same argument all over the internet, is life a sport. "To win without fighting is the greatest victory of all" |
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Wednesday 11th April 2012 at 18:11 All good points, but it really comes down to the club, and how they train. The Admin Guy |
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Spectator 1 posts |
Thursday 20th September 2012 at 18:47 Loughborough brazilian jiu jitsu club |
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Saturday 19th January 2013 at 21:34 If you are looking for a club in the West Lothian/Central Region area in Scotland, here is the link to our website. |
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Monday 2nd October 2017 at 07:40 thanks for sharing this |
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Thursday 15th February 2018 at 10:55 Information is good. |