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The BKJJA home dojo is in St Mary's College Sports Centre which has several facilities available for hire.
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The Junior's Saturday sessions are held in Litherland Sports Park's upstairs studio.
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The Liverpool University Ju Jitsu Club has its own web page on the official university site.
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This site is for the British Budo Federation the national group that the BKJJA is affiliated to.
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The BKJJA's Photos Page on Facebook - you do not need to be a member or logged on to Facebook to view the pictures.
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I found the following interesting - from the USA - the JUKO RYU pages.
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This Ju Jitsu link is to the online encyclopedia Wikipedia and has some interesting information on Ju Jitsu, though some of its content is debateable at times.
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This site called 24 Fighting Chickens is a Shotokan Karate site, that has some interesting and stimulating articles. Others I've found interesting or useful include - Ju Jitsu Videos from a club based in America; Judo Throw Animations has the Japanese names for Judo throws and simple animations of the techniques.
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The club's main dojo is close to the port of Liverpool, the link will help you find out more about Liverpool.
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The town of Crosby is part of Sefton, Merseyside. The link is the local government site.
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Daisy UK (Disability Awareness Introducing Sport to Youngsters) is a group that the club helps to provide ju jitsu training to. Action for Blind People have had ju jitsu training from the BKJJA.The sessions can include children that have more than one medical disability or a medical disability other than being visually impaired. Craig Lundberg has been one of the coaches used by the Actionairres.
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The United Martial Alliance and The Combat Academy are links to sites of groups that organise open competitions. People that wish to try their skills competitively should check out these sites. Before taking part in an event not organised by the BBF or BKJJA you should contact a BKJJA coach to ensure insurance and other competition criteria are met.
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The Association Francophone de Tai Jutsu is the web presence of Alain Vandershueren, who was the senior coach at the dojo in Brussels . The pages are in French. Clicking on the following - Tai Jutsu - takes you into Google where you can choose to translate the page into English.
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The Berlin dojo visited in October 2005 can be accessed via this link
Tendoryu Aikido.
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Kit and equipment can be ordered by contacting a coach. If you wish identifying an item on Blitz and forwarding the link to coach@bkjja.com means you can order an item from the coach at club prices.
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Peter Smith
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