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Jiu-jitsu: the art of self-protection.
Judo: the art of self-perfection.
— paraphrase of Donn Draeger; more inspiration at judoinfo

Jiu-jitsu at Monash Caulfield

Jiu-jitsu at Monash Caulfield
A restraint & control technique

Classes in Melbourne

Federation Jiu-jitsu & Judo classes
> Tue, 5:30 pm: Monash Clayton
> Wed, 7:45 pm: Monash Caulfield
> Wed, 8 pm: Box Hill Lions Club
> Sat, 11 am: Box Hill Lions Club
> Sat, 2 pm: Box Hill Lions Club
> Sun, 2 pm: Viewbank

Federation Kung fu classes
> Wed, 7 pm: Box Hill Lions Club
> Sun, 11 am, Monash Caulfield

Caulfield Contact
Dan Prager, instructor
tenchi.ryu.jiujitsu@gmail.com
0410 577 990

Every Wednesday evening Sensei Dan teaches a traditional Jiu-Jitsu class at Monash University on the Caulfield campus (Google maps) in the Aerobics room of Building S (campus map [pdf]).

The class is suitable for women and men ages 16 and up, and is open to the public (Monash students, alumni and staff receive a discount on membership).

Why not come along and change your life for the better?

Frequently Asked Questions. You can start at any time. Is this class right for me?

We also have a members only Facebook group for social events.

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Monday, March 14, 2016

Brilliant Illustrations of Martial Arts Principles

Anthony Cheung has been compiling wonderful illustrated notes on the principles of Chen style taijiquan, and more broadly too!

Great stuff: check it out: http://brisbanechentaichi.weebly.com/skill-knowledge.html

Posted by Daniel Prager
Labels: kung fu, taijiquan, teaching, transferable skills

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