The Association has a number of clubs across Kent and Sussex, each of which is run by qualified and experienced coaches - referred to in the dojo by the title 'sensei'. All of the Club Coaches are insured and have passed the Enhanced CRB check.
The Organisation uses a Code of Practice, which shows not only how the Organisation is professionally run but also the conduct expected of all students.
The atmosphere of the clubs is very friendly and new members are always welcome.
Although the primary focus is on teaching traditional Japanese Ju Jitsu, there is also coverage of Ground-Fighting, Atemi Jitsu (strikes) and Kobudo (traditional weapons). This approach reinforces the principle of Japanese Ju Jitsu being a 'complete' martial art.
Please browse the website and don't hesitate to contact us, should you have any questions.
Hopefully, we'll see you soon!
The Association began in 1973 with our founding coach, Hanshi Roger Wilkes. Having a background in several martial arts and having discovered Ju Jitsu, he decided that this was the path he wanted to follow. The Association grew from a single club in Rochester to the Association it now is, with all of the coaches being 'home grown'. Because of our long existence we have a great many friends in many countries and this allows members to travel and train with them and to also host their visits here in the UK, extending our learning opportunities.
The Founder of KRJJA
Hanshi Roger Wilkes
9th Dan
Roger Wilkes
9th Dan
Visit Us
KYUSHIN RYU JU JITSU ASSOCIATION
Email -
Phone - 0778855441
Join Us & Drop us a line
VALUES
This is a new beginning for the Association and although martial arts change all of the time, we have decided to remain true to the traditional ways of our chosen art, maintaining the skills passed on by those that have gone before us. Hanshi Wilkes was very influenced by Prof. Robert Clark, for whom he maintains a very strong respect, as one of the finest western martial artists there has been.
Our values and skills have stood the test of time and have assisted in building our Association to where it is today. Coupling this tradition with the advantages of modern communications and technology, social media and support, we now look forward to a bright new future in the exciting and compelling 21st century.