JIYU-RYU GOSHIN-JUTSU

In our club, we practice the European ju-jitsu (EJJ) Jiyu-Ryu Goshin-jutsu style. Our style has been influenced by judo’s Kodokan Goshin Jutsu. Kodokan Goshin-jutsu includes self-defense techniques from judo - mainly neck locks, shoulder locks, wrist locks, knee, and ankle locks - which are all forbidden in competition judo matches.

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Similar techniques are practiced in Brazilian ju-jitsu.

 

Jiyu-Ryu Goshin-Jutsu has a similar philosophy as Jujutsu 2000 hybrid style –the freedom to choose techniques.

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It has also had influences from Aikido, Karate, and other styles of ju-jutsu as well as kickboxing and grappling
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If you have experience of any style of martial arts, you are welcome to come and practice with us.

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Jiyu-ryu Goshin-jutsu techniques

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• Moving on, and off the ground standing up

• Falling techniques

• Ground/mat fighting

• Hand and feet striking techniques

• Blocking techniques

• Evading techniques

• Joint locks

• Chokehold techniques: with hands, feet, garment

• Throws and takedowns

• Counter techniques

• Weapon disarming techniques (knife, stick, chain), and overall use of weapons

• Applied training

• Sparring and matching (punches only, kicks and punches, throws, ground/mat combat, freestyle fight