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weapons training perthTraditional Japanese Weaponry: Stick, Knife, Sword, Naginata

Ancient Foundation | Modern Applications

We train several traditional Japanese weapons systems including:

  • Kenjutsu - Japanese sword fighting;
  • Escrima - Filipino Knife and Stick Fighting;
  • Bojutsu - Japanese staff;
  • Iaijutsu - Japanese sword drawing;
  • Naginata - Japanese halberd or battleaxe;
  • Knife use and defence from several systems.

Mentally challenging and a total body workout, the dynamics and principles of our weapons systems can be applied to empty handed combat and modern self defence methods.

We foucus on several different weapons systems.

Japanese Jujutsu | The Roots of Krav Maga, BJJ, MMA and more.

We also train a centuries-old tradition of armed and unarmed combat used on the battlefields of ancient Japan with unbroken lineage to its Samurai roots, handed down for over 700 years.

Taught by an advanced black belt instructor with over 40 years of training who spent the 1990s in Japan, our system has been handed down through hundreds of years in by one Samurai family.

Combined with modern principles of Olympic Judo, empty handed and weapons training, traditional Japanese Jujutsu allows you to use a larger attacker’s strength against them, while developing strength, flexibility, balance and technical capability.

What to bring 

  • Regulation Jujutsu Gi, water bottle, towel
  • (Optional) bo, bokuto, hakama.

What to bring

  • Gi, hakama, water bottle, towel, bo, bokuto.
  • Advanced: Training sword (All training weapons must be approved by the instructor)
  • Loaner training weapons are available during your intro course.

 

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