Jikishin Magazine Issue 2 now Available.
Issue 1 of the new JJJA magazine, edited by Trudi Kitchener.
2019 Jikishin National Course & Competition Photos Free
Results to follow
2019 Kent Course & Competition
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Events Calendar
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Club Affiliation
The Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association club affiliation scheme allows Ju Jitsu clubs that are not currently affiliated, to join Jikishin.
With affiliation comes the membership of the UKMAGB - which provides many benefits which are unavailable outside of the Organisation.
Jikishin Ju Jitsu is open to anyone 5 years of age and over. Many of our clubs have sessions for both juniors and adults.
The first lesson is free at many clubs so why not come along and see if you like it.
All you will need is track suit bottoms and a T shirt.
We would love to see you.
For your local club.
If you live elsewhere feel free to contact us.
We would be more than happy to help you find the Jikishin Ju Jitsu or UKMAGB Club that is closest to your home or work.
Hanshi Brian Herbert's aspiration for Jikishin is to encourage the competitive spirit, particularly within the juniors.
With many disciplines to choose from, there are many ways to success in competition and Hanshi Herbert is determined that Jikishin should be a major force on the international Ju Jitsu stage.
Jikishin has seen considerable success in the International arena, and with the young Jujitsuka coming through and well trained for competition, further success is sure to follow.
In order to realise this objective, two National Coaches were appointed in 2012 to drive forward these competitive ambitions.
Jikishin Ju Jitsu is open to anyone 5 years of age and over. Many of our clubs have sessions for both juniors and adults.
The first lesson is free at many clubs so why not come along and see if you like it.
All you will need is track suit bottoms and a T shirt.
We would love to see you.
For your local club.
If you live elsewhere feel free to contact us.
We would be more than happy to help you find the Jikishin Ju Jitsu or UKMAGB Club that is closest to your home or work.
Hanshi Brian Herbert's aspiration for Jikishin is to encourage the competitive spirit, particularly within the juniors.
With many disciplines to choose from, there are many ways to success in competition and Hanshi Herbert is determined that Jikishin should be a major force on the international Ju Jitsu stage.
Jikishin has seen considerable success in the International arena, and with the young Jujitsuka coming through and well trained for competition, further success is sure to follow.
In order to realise this objective, two National Coaches were appointed in 2012 to drive forward these competitive ambitions.