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The Cross Over Arm Bar
The Cross over arm bar involves a combination of locks on the shoulder, elbow and wrist happening simultaneously. Like many Ju Jitsu techniques, this can be learned very quickly and performed in its...
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Ju Jitsu for Self Defence
Our style of Ju Jitsu is designed for effective self defence. There are some features that make it different from other styles of Martial Arts. Firstly Ju Jitsu is a broad based art which forms the...
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The Ridge Hand Strike
The Ridge Hand is one of several effective striking tools. The Ridge hand strike can be used in various ways to different targets in the body, the groin, solar plexus and neck being typical examples....
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Two Knee Take-Down
This is a Two Knee Take-Down from the front. It’s similar to a Rugby tackle but done from a close-up position. Your shoulder drives forward into the stomach area of your Assailant, whilst your arms...
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The Leg Lock
The Leg Lock is a technique we practice and although very simple, not as practical as most other techniques throughout the Tadashii Do Ju Jutsu System. The main reason I say that is because of the...
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The Tear Down
The Tear Down or Walk-Through as we commonly refer to it, is a simple form of Tactical Jaw Control. It is one of the quickest, simplest and most effective Take Downs to perform. Control the head and...
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The Outer Reap Throw
The Outer Reap Throw is another quick and effective Take Down, when the Tear Down isn’t quite enough, this provides the necessary extra required for full effect.
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Ju Jitsu Hold Downs
There are a variety of Ju Jitsu Hold Downs we commonly use. They vary depending on the Take Down or throw used and the response given by the attacker. Different opportunities arise in different...
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Hold Escapes
As we are a Self Defence style of Ju Jitsu, much of the emphasis is directed towards hold escapes. The techniques we teach are simple and very effective. The Movements are all gross motor skills...
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Rear Mugging Escape
The rear Mugging escape is practiced standing, seated and kneeling. The techniques is very similar in each position, however, when kneeling it’s harder to gain leverage to throw so more emphasis is...
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