Would you like to know that you can defend yourself from attack?

Would you like to improve your fitness.

Come along and train with us in Karate Jutsu and see the variety of ways that training can benefit you.

  
Do you know what "Karate Jutsu" is and how it can help you?

The style of Karate taught at the Gloucester Karate Jutsu Club is Karate Jutsu. The term 'Karate Jutsu' refers to the fact that it is a 'combat' art as opposed to the more commonly taught 'Karate Do' where the 'Do' (pronounced like 'dough') refers to a set of concepts designed to instruct people (predominately children and youths) in good manners and discipline. Karate Do is excellent for most children but generally not for adults.

Being a 'combat' art means that the techniques taught are not aimed at looking pretty or at winning sports competitions. The focus is on techniques that are practical, easy to learn and easy to use. This means that Karate Jutsu is an effective and practical means of self protection.

Since the phenomenon of MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) and the popularisation of BJJ (Brazilian Ju Jitsu), a lot of martial arts clubs have added MMA or BJJ classes to their curriculum. That's fine if you want to be a sports competitor but not so useful if you are interested in staying safe. Our ground fighting syllabus concerns itself with not being taken to the ground if at all possible and if you find yourself on the ground then we teach those techniques that allow you to quickly establish a dominant position so you can disable your attacker or escape, whichever is appropriate to the situations requirements.

We currently have two sessions a week just for adults (18 and over), one session a week for families (children as young as 12 may attend) and one session a week specially for people 15 to 17 years of age - Adults may attend this session if they are also attending both adult sessions. Check out the Classes page for details.

Have you thought that...   

• You want to learn how to defend yourself?
     
• When you continue training you would like to only have to pay as and when you train? (NO contracts or required pre-payments)
        
• Would you like to ONLY pay for lessons, no mandatory extra fees for clothing or sparring gear or gradings or 'annual membership' or insurance or ......
      
• Do you want to learn in an adult but friendly and safe environment?
      
• Want to be sure that you will train effectively and safely?
      
• Would you like to train in an environment that allows you to learn quickly and not be held back whilst the instructor has to look after the needs of young children?
         
• Do you want the training to be tailored to YOUR individual needs and capabilities?
      
• Would you prefer that the training improve your fitness without needlessly exhausting or injuring you?
      
• Do you want to learn effective and useful martial arts rather than some watered down 'safe' version that is designed to be OK for young children to learn?
      
• Do you want to train with an experienced instructor who has forty years of martial arts experience?
      
• Would you like to train with a small group (maximum of ten students per class) rather than some large group where the instructor will barely know who you are?
      
• Do you want to learn in a no-bullshit environment?
      
• Do you want the training to be enjoyable?
          
• Would you like to be able to have private and affordable extra lessons if you wanted them.
      
• Do you want it to be your choice whether you grade to black belt and beyond or simply just train for the pleasure of training?
      
• Do you want to train somewhere that teaches people irrespective of age or gender? 

The above are just a few of the thoughts that you may have regarding learning Karate Jutsu. The purpose of training at the Gloucester Karate Jutsu Club is so that you can learn how to defend yourself and protect those who you care about.

Call now, 01452 751 276 and speak to Robert to
arrange your first session.

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Last update to this website: 13th Feb 2012