Are you looking to get fitter or take up something new? If so, maybe you should give Ju Jutsu (also known as Jujitsu) a try. Ju Jutsu, which is a Japanese practical self-protection system, can provide you with care, fitness and self-discipline, as well as much-needed protection. The ‘original mixed martial art’ is suitable for all ages and abilities and there are classes being run every Saturday at Droitwich Leisure Centre, which are tailor-made for first-timers. Sessions for those aged 5 and 3/4 to nine-years-old run from 10am to 11am. Youngsters aged ten and above can go along between 11am and 12midday. Also on Saturday, classes for adult beginners take place between 2pm and 3pm. Long-serving experienced coach Jonathan Sharpe said: "Jutsu is simply the only well rounded self-protection system there is, teaching participants striking, throwing, joint-locking, restraint and ground skills for self protection and various sporting formats." He said he would like to thank all students and parents, past and present, for their amazing support, Association head Ross Iannoccaro, Droitwich Leisure Centre, Director Tim Kirkham, Rob and Sandra, managers, Mr Paul Butterworth , Mr Ian Perks and Mr Matthew Godfrey for their help and advise where relevant. Jonathan also said he was looking forward to welcoming new members to the Ju Jutsu classes. And, with the first session being offered for free, there is no excuse not to give Ju Jutsu a go! So why not go down to Droitwich Leisure Centre on a Saturday or call Jonathan on 07767 306998 to find out more? Maybe it’s time to give Ju Jutsu a go! Jnr students keeping snr student Robert Wytyk under restraint! Majority of which qualified for the 1st ever European martial games under Ross Iannoccaro TJK association Snr students qualifiers for the European Championships Itort Dominic Kristy, Yazmine Sharpe-Wright and Joshua Connell. Long serving Coach Jonathan Sharpe with loyal student daughter Yazmine The original Polish bear Rob Wytyk takes 1st position at recent qualifiers! Having trained under Jonathan for only 8 months and with being his first ever competition Rob along with all students are being trained hard but properly for the event in October. Yazmine showing a simple self protection technique against Rob!

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Page 1: Maybe it’s time to give Ju Jutsu a go! - TJK Martial Arts · PDF fileAre you looking to get fitter or take up something new? If so, maybe you should give Ju Jutsu (also known as

Are you looking to get fitter or take upsomething new? If so, maybe you should give JuJutsu (also known as Jujitsu) a try.

Ju Jutsu, which is a Japanese practical self-protection system, canprovide you with care, fitness and self-discipline, as well as much-neededprotection.

The ‘original mixed martial art’ is suitable for all ages and abilities andthere are classes being run every Saturday at Droitwich Leisure Centre,which are tailor-made for first-timers.

Sessions for those aged 5 and 3/4 to nine-years-old run from 10am to11am.

Youngsters aged ten and above can go along between 11am and12midday.

Also on Saturday, classes for adult beginners take place between 2pmand 3pm.

Long-serving experienced coach Jonathan Sharpe said: "Jutsu is simplythe only well rounded self-protection system there is, teachingparticipants striking, throwing, joint-locking, restraint and ground skillsfor self protection and various sporting formats."

He said he would like to thank all students and parents, past andpresent, for their amazing support, Association head Ross Iannoccaro,Droitwich Leisure Centre, Director Tim Kirkham, Rob and Sandra,managers, Mr Paul Butterworth , Mr Ian Perks andMr Matthew Godfrey for their help and advisewhere relevant.

Jonathan also said he was looking forward towelcoming new members to the Ju Jutsu classes.

And, with the first session being offered for free,there is no excuse not to give Ju Jutsu a go!

So why not go down to Droitwich Leisure Centreon a Saturday or call Jonathan on 07767 306998 tofind out more?

Maybe it’s time togive Ju Jutsu a go!

Jnr students keeping snr student Robert Wytyk under restraint! Majority ofwhich qualified for the 1st ever European martial games under Ross

Iannoccaro TJK associationSnr students qualifiers for the European Championships ItortDominic Kristy, Yazmine Sharpe-Wright and Joshua Connell.

Long serving Coach JonathanSharpe with loyal student

daughter Yazmine

The original Polish bear RobWytyk takes 1st position at recentqualifiers! Having trained underJonathan for only 8 months and

with being his first evercompetition Rob along with allstudents are being trained hard

but properly for the event inOctober.

Yazmine showing a simple self protection technique against Rob!