Kensho Jiu-Jitsu

We lost another great one. A big part of our Jiu Jistu heritage. RIP Soke Cheek.

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Traditional Japanese Jiu-Jitsu has remained fairly consistent over 300 years. This is a Ko-Ryu (original middle-ages) style.

54 JuJutsu Techniques / Self Defence Syllabus / Traditional Japanese Ju Jutsu Ryu A series of 54 simple jujutsu self defence techniques taken from this traditional japanese martial art syllabus. I'm involved as I gained my shodan with the...

Congratulations to Sid, who received the 2025 Jiu-Jitsu award at this year's Brad Jones Karate awards banquet. Presented by Sensei Wallace C on behalf of Sensei Rob.

Congratulations to Harrison on his promotion to 1st Kyu. He is now on this final lap to Black Belt. 2026 will be his year!

We just gave a terrific jiu-jitsu seminar to our karate family at Brad Jones Karate.

Kote Gaeshi (wrist throw) is like a martial arts multi-tool that every karateka can tuck away in their bag of tricks. Terrific group of students!

Chief Instructor, Sensei Rob Shrewsbury-Gee (blue Gi) was assisted by jiu-jistu instructor Sensei Jax and assistant instructor Sempai Harrison.

Thanks to Sensei Brad Jones for the invitation!

Congratulations to Eddy and Alex on their well deserved promotion to Upper Green Belt (4th Kyu). Many thanks to Sempai Harrison for assisting in the grading as an examiner.

Sensei Rob

Congratulations to Evan and Josh on their advancement to Yellow belt last night. A tough grading and a well-earned promotion. Thanks to Sensei Jax for being the examiner.

Sensei Rob

We use this in Kuzuri-Ryu as well. We call it a Stop Kick. Works!!

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My favorite way to destroy someone’s knee! #fma #filipinomartialarts #martialarts #selfdefense

Congratulations to Sid and Lucas on their promotion to 5th Kyu -Green last night. An intense grading that really tested their limits. As Sensei Wallace said last night, "they found another gear!". Well done.

Sensei Rob

Congratulations to Harrison on his well-earned promotion to 2nd Kyu.

Harrison was due to be graded soon but we hadn't set a date. At tonight's class he shared that his work was sending him away to a specialized location for two months and he will not be able to attend class. Ouch!

So Sensei Wallace suggested we do an impromptu grading. And we did. Harrison did very well and dug really deep to power through a really tough crucible at the end; randoori, grappling and tit-for-tat.

I had to borrow a brown belt for the ceremonial presentation. We'll do the formal one when he's back. But for now he has bragging rights!

Thanks to Sensie Wallace (L) and Sensei Jax (R) for invigilating the examination.

Sensei Rob