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What Do We Do?

Jiu Jitsu is a medieval Japanese martial art, with a strong focus on quick and effective self-defense from armed and unarmed attackers. We apply the art through a set of throws, joint locks and strikes to use an assailant's energy against them.

Training is done through situations to simulate a range of situations from warding off unwanted harassment to a series of armed aggressors, at higher grades. A knowledge of jitsu can be applied practically in real life, whether it's through real fighting scenarios or just improving one's confidence while walking home in the dark.

The vast majority of our members start training in Jiu Jitsu for the first time at university. All students at the university are welcome at the club, and we will try our best to accommodate you whatever your needs!

Have any questions? Feel free to reach out to us!


Want to know more?

Do you want to know more about what our club does and what we can teach you? You can visit The Jiu Jitsu Foundation website for more information!

Check out our club intro video below:

 


 

Reasons to Join Us

  • Great social life - We go to the pub after every training session and many of us have our closest friends in the club. We also have regular socials!
  • Self defence - We'll teach you how to defend yourself with and from strikes, throws and grappling. You'll also learn how to defend yourself from various weapons and multiple attackers.
  • Fun training sessions - Everyone has fun learning and improving our skills in one of the biggest Jitsu dojos in the country.
  • Confidence - Learning jitsu will build one's confidence and self-esteem, teaching you to keep a cool head and defuse aggressive situations you might encounter.
  • Fitness - Regular training can help to improve strength, fitness, flexibility, co-ordination and posture.
  • No experience necessary - You don't need to have done a martial art before to join us. Most of our members take up jiu jitsu for the first time at university, so come along and try something new! 
  • If you've done another martial art before - Jitsu complements numerous other martial arts very well, enhancing your ability to defend yourself.


Left: Randori Nationals 2020 - Right: End of Year Social 2019


Come & Meet Us

We train in the STV Dojo, 2 times a week at the following times:

  • Wednesdays @ 8-10 pm
  • Fridays @ 6-8 pm

Come and try out Jitsu! Turn up to a session in loose clothing (such as tracksuit bottoms and a t-shirt) or email our committee for more information. Your first two weeks will be FREE!

Photos

Jiu Jitsu Atemi Nationals 2008
22 photos
Updated Sun 10 May 2009
Jitsu Training Session 2012
21 photos
Updated Thu 31 Jan 2013
Atemi Nationals 2007
27 photos
Updated Thu 18 Sep 2008
Jiu Jitsu 2013
6 photos
Updated Tue 26 Nov 2013
Jiu Jitsu Nationals 2010 - 2011
14 photos
Updated Tue 04 Oct 2011
Various socials 2008/9
22 photos
Updated Sun 10 May 2009