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A restraint & control technique
The "What?", "Why?" and "How?" of learning and teaching Martial Arts
Jiu-jitsu: the art of self-protection.
Judo: the art of self-perfection.
Judo: the art of self-perfection.
— paraphrase of Donn Draeger; more inspiration at judoinfo
Jiu-jitsu at Monash Caulfield
A restraint & control technique
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On Wednesday evenings Sensei Dan teaches a traditional Jiu-Jitsu class at Monash University on the Caulfield campus.
See jiujitsu.org.au for more Japanese Jiu-jitsu classes around Melbourne.
Frequently Asked Questions. You can start at any time. Is this class right for me?
See jiujitsu.org.au for more Japanese Jiu-jitsu classes around Melbourne.
Frequently Asked Questions. You can start at any time. Is this class right for me?
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