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| Introduction |
Ju Jitsu is a Japanese form of unarmed self defence; though some weapons are part of the classical Ju Jitsu teachings and can be introduced as part of your training when you have sufficient experience.
Training at St Mary's College Sports Centre is on Monday nights from 830pm to 10pm and on Wednesday nights at 8pm to 10pm. The Monday and Wednesday sessions are open to all grades and age groups. Juniors (aged 6 to 16) train for 1 hour.
Juniors can also train at Litherland Sports Park on Saturdays from 12pm to 1pm. Adults preparing for gradings or competition are welcome to attend the Saturday sessions.
Both venues are closed on Bank Holidays.
Extra sessions can be arranged at short notice. Contact a coach for more information on extra sessions. People need to check before attending an extra session as they can be rearranged because of other events.
During term times BKJJA members can also attend the sessions held at Liverpool University.
The academy is part of the British Budo Federation (BBF). The academy is active in teaching self defence in the local community, including schools and colleges. The club and its students have had successes in local, regional, national and international events. Coaches from the club can also arrange competitions, short courses, demonstrations and special sessions for organisations or individuals interested in martial arts.
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Peter Smith
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