Hando Ju Jitsu

Harlow Essex

FREE TRIAL LESSON

Come along to a training session and check out our club at no cost.

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Hando Warriors - Junior Ju Jitsu Classes:

Hando Warriors - 6 to 16 years

Monday - Harlow - 6:15pm to 7:15pm - £7.00 per lesson - Monday Club is suspended during the school holidays - restart 13th September 2021

Tuesday - Harlow - 6:15pm to 7:15pm- £7.00 per lesson - NOTE: Tuesday Warrior Class is currently Full - so please call before bringing your child along.

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Adult Ju Jitsu Classes:

Monday - Harlow - 7:15pm to 9:00pm - £14.00 per lesson - Monday Club is supended diuring the school holidays - restart 13th September 2021

Tuesday - Harlow - 7:15pm to 9:00pm - £14.00 per lesson

Last Tuesday of the Month 9:00pm - 10:00pm - Ko Budo (Weapons) Free if Eligible - By Invitation ONLY.

The only clothing required is a pair of jogging bottoms and a T-shirt.

Training for Adults

Details of the Full Cost of Training

Check out our Beginners Page.

We wish you all a happy holiday season, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

 

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Training Sessions are based at:

Mark Hall Sports Centre

London Road, Harlow, Essex, CM17 9LR
Just behind Mark Hall School.
Map

Link

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Hando Coaches

Possess:
The appropriate: UKMA(GB) Instructor Qualification
Up to date membership of the JJJA and UKMA(GB)
Current First Aid Qualification
Public Liability Insurance (£5,000,000.00)
DBS (formerly CRB)
Qualified and approved to run a club under the JJJA & UKMA(GB) rules
Have signed up to the

Child Protection Policy & Code of Conduct

Official Jikishin Events

See Jikishin Website for Events and a PDF Calendar

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Hando Ju Jitsu Beginners

 

Hando Jikishin Ju Jitsu Clubs welcome beginners of all ages. Ju Jitsu is fun, practical,and will have a number of benefits including getting fitter, improved reflexes, improved self confidence and, of course, self defence.

Located at Harlow, Essex the clubs appeal to a wide range of people, male and female, from 5 to 75 years old. Concessions are available to the unemployed and pensioners. Training can be paid for weekly, monthly or at the start of each lesson.

For beginners the process for starting Ju Jitsu is simple: Firstly, you need to turn up at a training session (pretty obvious that one), complete a Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association Membership Form, the only clothing required is a pair of jogging bottoms and a T-shirt, we'll then take you through Mat Etiquette (the rules of the Dojo or Training Place), Breakfalls (how to fall safely when being thrown) and then on to the first techniques in the White Belt Syllabus.

There will be some striking & kicking instruction and practice, and you may well learn some street self defence techniques, or skills fighting on the ground (the majority of street fights end up on the ground). These are taught in a manner that is friendly to the novice, but that can still be enjoyed, employed and practiced by the higher grades. In Hando Ju Jitsu we all practice together, whatever the grade.
Personal hygiene is positively encouraged, and out of respect to training partners, students should arrive at club clean, ensure that fingernails and toenails are short, and that training clothing is clean and fresh.

You will learn some Japanese Terminology like Sensei (Teacher), Rei (bow) and Yamae (stop immediately) - but not too much, we use mostly English. You will learn some Kata, some Traditional Japanese Weapons and some things not generally taught in traditional Ju Jitsu classes, for instance we discuss the Law as it relates to Self Defence, stances and body language, conflict resolution, and much, much more. For more information, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions section.

 

Kata

Japanese Weapons

Frequently Asked Questions

The Clubs are run by Earl Walker, 6th Dan, and Jackie Walker, 4th Dan.

The club is also fortunate enough to have a number of very experienced and talented instructors who both train and teach regularly, see our Coaches Page. Our Instructors are willing and able to pass on their vast experience to newcomers and experienced students alike.

Coaches Page

Under the United Kingdom Martial Arts Governing Body (UKMAGB) the club has a full Child Protection Policy & Code of Conduct. All instructors are trained, hold First Aid certification, and hold Public and Personal Liability Insurance, and enhanced Criminal Records Bureau Clearance - whether Junior or Senior, the safety of our students is always the first priority.

Child Protection Policy & Code of Conduct

 

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Training Sessions - Juniors

Monday - Hando Warriors - Harlow, Essex - Monday Class is suspended during the school summer holidays and will restart 13th September 2021

7 to 16 years old -6:15pm to 7:15pm - £7.00 per lesson

Tuesday - Hando Warriors - Harlow, Essex
7 to 16 years old -6:15pm to 7:15pm - £7.00 per lesson

Adults:

7:15pm to 9:00pm - £14.00 per lesson

Tuesday - Harlow, Essex
7:15pm to 9:00pm - £14.00 per lesson

Cost of Training

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PRICES / TERMS AND CONDITIONS

TRAINING FEES- FIRST LESSON FREE

LICENCES AND GRADINGS

Licences, including the student to student insurance cover MUST be purchased on 3rd week of training, failure to do so will invalidate any insurance cover and will invalidate any claim made – note that it is YOUR responsibility to ensure that you have insurance cover on or after the third week of training.

GI – TRAINING UNIFORM

OTHER TRAINING ITEMS

FOR ALL ORDERS THE TERMS ARE CASH WITH ORDER AND DELIVERY IS UP TO 3 WEEKS FROM DATE OF ORDER

Details of the Full Cost of Training PDF

Membership Form PDF

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Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs Essex
Contact Us
We are happy to respond to your questions.

 

Please send an email - We will respond shortly.

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Or Call Earl Walker

Mobile: 07872 620551

Not during Class Times, please.

Training Sessions are based at:

Mark Hall Sports Centre

London Road, Harlow, Essex, CM17 9LR
Just behind Mark Hall School.
Harlow Club Map
Link

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Hando Ju Jitsu Junior Warriors

Hando Jikishin Junior Ju Jitsu Clubs have been running since 1979 and have built a solid reputation for the quality of training and the discipline of the students.

In order to progress a student must show regular attendance, train diligently and perform the techniques taught in a safe and controlled manner. A progress sheet is issued to each student in order to keep a record of their achievement in each belt - it is the responsibility of the student to look after and ensure that they bring their record sheets to club.

Located in Essex at Harlow the clubs appeal to a wide range of young people from 6 to 16 years old. The club is open throughout the school holidays.

Hando Warriors

Monday - Harlow - 6:15pm to 7:15pm - £7.00 per lesson - Monday class is uspended during the school holidays returning 13th September 2021

Tuesday - Harlow - 6:15pm to 7:15pm- £7.00 per lesson

NOTE: Tuesday Warrior Classes are full - so please call before bringing your child along.

 

The Warriors class is for older children, either those who have come through the Mini Warriors system, or just beginning Ju Jitsu. From 6 years to 16 years old, the Hando Warriors concentrate on the Jikishin Syllabus, learning the same techniques (with a few exceptions) as the adults, and prepare them for achieving the ultimate goal of a Black Belt. The skills are practical and transferable, and gives the children self confidence, self control and an understanding of the discipline required to achieve success. The Warriors class also has a reward system, and the children are encouraged to behave well, in order to have a game at the end of the class.

 

The clubs are run on the basis that all children training must act sensibly and be and very self disciplined, this has a carry over into everyday life. Our students of Ju Jitsu are generally more self confident, and have a better attitude to life, than those children who do not train, we impress upon the children that Ju Jitsu training is a privilege, and that they must show respect to their instructors, other children training, and to anyone who visits the Dojo (training place), including parents.

The Hando Mini Warriors and Warriors are expected to behave to a high standard, and are rewarded for their good behaviour with games at the end of each training session - poor behaviour, and especially any signs of bullying, results in the young person not being allowed to play the game, and can even result in a suspension from attending the club. We simply do not put up with unruly or bad behaviour. At the end of class, all the children are expected to thank the Coaches, and this engenders politeness and respect. Overall, this results in a great training experience for all.

Initially the only clothing required is a pair of jogging bottoms or a leotard, and a T-shirt.

For those young people who wish to compete, Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs have regular training sessions covering Sparring, Groundfighting, Open Hand & Weapons Kata. Juniors are encouraged to train for competition, even if they do not intend to compete, as this is an excellent way for students to try out the techniques they have learned in a dynamic situation. There are specific sessions for Groundfighting and Sparring.

Under the United Kingdom Martial Arts Governing Body (UKMAGB) the club has a full Child Protection Policy. All instructors are trained, hold First Aid certification, and hold Public and Personal Liability Insurance, and enhanced Criminal Records Bureau Clearance (DBS - Disclosure & Barring Service) the safety of our students is always the first priority.

 

Child Protection Policy PDF

Jackie Walker 4th Dan is the Club Welfare & Child Protection Officer.

Earl Walker, 6th Dan and Senior Club Coach, is the Chief Instructor for Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs.

Training Sessions

Hando Warriors(Juniors):

Monday - Hando Warriors - Harlow, Essex

7 to 16 years old -6:15pm to 7:15pm - £7.00 per lesson

The Junior Competition Club for those who wish to compete in Kata, Groundfighting, Sparring and Random Attacks, starts at 5:15 pm for 1 hour at Mark Hall on Monday 5th September 2016 and will run through to Monday 30th October 2017.

Medal Table

Tuesday - Hando Warriors Harlow, Essex - NOTE: Tuesday Warrior Classes are full - so please call before bringing your child along.

7 to 16 years old - 6:15pm to 7:15pm- £7.00 per lesson

Mark Hall Sports Centre
London Road, Harlow, Essex, CM17 9LR
Just behind Mark Hall School.

Harlow Club Map

Cost of Training

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Competition Lessons

The Juniors Club has specific training for those who wish to compete.

Junior Competition Club

The first training session of each month (Monday, Tuesday & Friday) is Groundfighting practice & competition, and the last session of each month (Monday, Tuesday & Friday) is Sparring, Kata & Random Attacks practice.

Those who are not interested in competing will train the Jikishin Junior Syllabus.

 

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UKMAGB Child Protection Policy

Introduction.

The United Kingdom Martial Arts Governing Body in accordance with the policies now being implemented and adopted by many groups in the UK, recognises that child protection should not be treated in isolation - we will take on board guidance given by Local Authorities and Child Protection Agencies and will address recruitment of our instructors by adopting the following policy:

1. We will ensure that all instructors are properly vetted; this procedure may involve a Local Authority and/or Police Check.
2. We may ask for the names of two referees who are prepared to provide written references for the instructor. The United Kingdom Martial Arts Governing Body’s Chairman or A Senior Instructor may contact the referees personally.
3. All instructors must agree to adhere to the guidelines laid down in The United Kingdom Martial Arts Governing Body's "Child Protection Policy" document.

Statement:
The United Kingdom Martial Arts Governing Body believes that every child, regardless of age, has at all times and in all situations a right to feel safe and protected from any situation or practice that results in a child being physically or psychologically damaged. If we have suspicions about a child's physical, sexual or emotional well-being, we will take action.

 

Child Protection Policy PDF

The above statement and the following Instructors Guidelines form The United Kingdom Martial Arts Governing Body's 'Child Protection Policy'

Child Abuse - UKMAGB Instructors Guideline

What is child abuse?
Child abuse can take many forms. Physical abuse:

• Physically hurting or injuring a child
  
• When the nature and intensity of training exceeds the capacity of the child’s immature
  and growing body Neglect
• Failure to provide a training environment that caters for a child’s basic physical needs (e.g. lighting, heating, toilet facilities)
• Leaving a child unsupervised
• Exposing a child to undue risk of injury Sexual abuse
• Inappropriate physical contact with a child
• Emotional abuse
• Shouting at, or verbally abusing a child
• Constantly criticising a child, or creating unrealistic pressure to perform to high
  expectations
• Where there is neglect, sexual or physical abuse

Child Protection

As a martial arts Instructor you can reduce situations for abuse of children by adhering to good practice.

It does not make sense to:

• Spend excessive amounts of time alone with children away from others
• Take children alone in a car on journeys, however short
• Take children to your home You should never
• Engage in rough, physical or sexually provocative games
• Allow or engage in inappropriate touching of any form
• Allow children to use inappropriate language
• Make sexually suggestive comments to a child
• Let allegations a child makes go unchallenged or unrecorded
• Do things of a personal nature that children can do for themselves (if a child is young or disabled it may be necessary to assist in such things, but this should be done with full parental consent)

As a martial arts Instructor you are also in a position where you may recognise signs of a child being abused outside of your classes. It is your responsibility to act if you have concerns with regards to the well being of a child.

Signs which may indicate abuse include:

• Unexplained bruising or injuries
• Sexually explicit language or actions
• Sudden changes in behaviour
• Something a child has said
• A change observed over a long period of time (e.g. loss of weight, or becoming increasingly dirty or unkempt)

If you have concerns you should:

• Discuss your concerns with the child’s parents, guardian or carers
• Contact the police or social services (these services have a duty under the Children’s
• Act to ensure children are protected and to help those that have been abused)
• UK Instructors can obtain advice from the NSPCC free help line (24 hours) Tel: 0800 800 500 or Child line Tel: 0800 1111
• Instructors in other countries should make a note of their local child welfare office or help line.

To summarise:

1. Instructors should understand what child abuse is
2. Avoid situations for abuse of children by adhering to good practice
3. Recognise the signs of a child being abused outside of your classes
4. If you have concerns, do something

The following amendment has been included in the UKMAGB Constitution:
All instructors must adhere to the guidelines laid down in The United Kingdom Martial Arts Governing Body's 'Child Protection Policy'

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Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs
Code of Conduct

Hando Jikishin Ju Jitsu Clubs has a Code of Conduct for all those who coach, train or bring children or others along to train. The Code of Conduct is fair and reasonable and sets out what all participants can expect and what is expected from them.

At Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs we are fully committed to safeguarding & promoting the wellbeing of all our members. The club believes it is important that everyone associated with the club should show respect & understanding for the safety & welfare of others. Therefore, members are encouraged to be open at all times & share any concerns or complaints that they may have about any aspect of the club with Sensei Earl or Jackie Walker.

Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs Code of Conduct PDF

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Participants

As a member of Hando Jikishin Ju Jitsu Club you are required to abide by the following club rules:

 

• All members must participate within the rules & respect coaches, judges & their decisions
• All members must respect opponents & fellow club members
• Members should keep to agreed timings for training & competitions
• Members must wear suitable clean & ironed attire for training & events, keep long hair tied back & remove all jewellery, maintain a high degree of personal hygiene & keep all nails short
• Members must pay any fees for training at the start of class, & for events promptly
• Members must not smoke, consume alcohol or take drugs of any kind immediately before, or during training, or when representing the club at competitions or other events
• Members should treat all equipment with respect
• Members must inform the Sensei of any injuries or illness they may have before the warm-up begins
• Members should not eat, or chew gum, use bad language, during a session
• Junior members should remain with coaches at the end of a session until collected by their parent or guardian
• Members must inform their Mat Sensei prior to leaving the training area

Parents

Parents are welcome to remain in the training area and watch the session, or are free to leave the children in the care of the Coaches in charge of the mat. There is no prerequisite to remain and watch, your children are safe in our care. When the children join the club, and the membership form is completed, the parents agree to, and are expected to follow, the following Code of Conduct:

• Encourage your child to learn the rules & participate within them - support your child's involvement, encourage & help them to enjoy their sport - discourage challenging / arguing with officials & publicly accept officials' judgements
• Help your child to recognise good performance, not just results & set a good example by recognising good sportsmanship & applauding the good performances of all
• Never force your child to take part in sport
• Always ensure your child is dressed appropriately for the activity & has plenty to drink
• Children must wear suitable clean & ironed attire for training & events, keep long hair tied back & remove all jewellery, maintain a high degree of personal hygiene & keep all nails short
• Parents are welcome to bring other children along to training to watch, however, due to the risk of injury, children not participating must be supervised at all times, and young children must not be allowed to approach the mat or run around the training area
• Endeavour to establish good communications with the club, coaches & officials
• Share any concerns or complaints about any aspect of the club with the Sensei
• Use correct & proper language at all times
• Never punish or belittle a child for poor performance or making mistakes
• Always collect your child promptly at the end of a session
• Never remove a child, for any reason, from the Training Area without informing the club/head coach
• Inform the club/head coach if someone else is collecting your child
• Always ensure younger children use the toilet prior to the start of a session
• Ensure poorly children stay at home! Encourage injured children to attend training to observe or help out - it keeps up interest& please keep the club/head coach informed if your child is ill, injured or unable to attend sessions
• Parents must ensure they inform the coach of any medical conditions/injuries/special educational needs/disabilities

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Coaches

The essence of good ethical conduct and practise is summarised below. All Club Coaches, Officials and Volunteers must lead by example:

• Consider the wellbeing and safety of participants before the development of performance
• Develop an appropriate working relationship with members based on mutual trust & respect
• Hold the appropriate, valid qualifications and insurance cover
• Attend appropriate Coaching opportunities to ensure good practise.
• Make sure all activities are appropriate to the age, ability and experience of those taking part and ensure all participants are suitably prepared physically and mentally when learning new skills
• Display consistently high standards of behaviour and appearance, dressing suitably in club uniform and not using inappropriate language at any time whilst involved with club activities
• Never consume alcohol or smoke immediately before or during training or events. This is a non smoking facility
• Obtain prior agreement from the parent/guardian of performers before transporting them anywhere (training/competitions/outings
• Never have performers stay overnight at your home
• Never exert undue influence over performers to obtain personal benefit or reward
• Always report any incidents, referrals or disclosures immediately, following the appropriate guidelines set out in the UKMAGB Child Protection policy
• Never condone rule violations or use of prohibited substances
• Make sure that confidential information is not divulged unless with the express approval of the individual concerned
• Promote the positive aspects of the sport (e.g. fair play)
  
• Encourage performers to value their performances and not just results
• Follow all guidelines laid down by the UKMAGB and Hando Jikishin Ju Jitsu Club

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The Club Welfare Officer is Sensei Jackie Walker 4th Dan.

The Role & Responsibility of the Club Welfare Officer is:

To be clear about the clubs responsibilities when running activities for children and young people. This involves:

• Ensuring these responsibilities are well understood by others
• Working with the Jikishin Ju Jitsu Youth Welfare Officer
• Promoting and helping to develop best practice
  

To help club personnel understand what their ‘duty of care’ towards children and young people actually means and entails on a day-to-day basis. In order to carry out your responsibilities you need to follow these five simple steps:

Put in place:

• A safeguarding children policy, anti-bullying policy and equality policy
• A responsible recruitment processes including the taking up of references and CRB checks
• The UKMAGB, JJJA & Hando Ju Jitsu Codes of Conduct
  

Understand:

• The benefits of implementing the Codes of Conduct
• The quick wins to be gained by using the safeguarding children best practice guidance (e.g. Travel, Trips and Tournaments, Photography guidelines, Anti-bullying Policy and Safeguarding Child Protection Policy)
• Why certain roles require an JJJA CRB check and how The JJJA CRB process works
• How to refer a concern about the welfare of a child
  

Communicate with:

• Club officials about the Club Code of Conduct and its aims
• Parents/spectators and get them to acknowledge the codes of conduct
• Parents and new members
• Coaches and managers about the importance of being consistent role models for members
• Your JJJA National Youth Welfare Officer – find out how they can support you and let them know what you are doing to safeguard children in your club
  

Encourage:

• Parents and children to abide by the Code of Conduct
• Coaches, first aiders to complete a Safeguarding Children Seminar
• Coaches to listen to their members thoughts, ideas and views
  

Monitor:

• Repeated incidents of poor behaviour and liaise with your committee (and where necessary JJJA Welfare Officer)
• Compliance with JJJA CRB checks through The JJJA CRB Unit for those who require one
  
  

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The above Code of Conduct is mandatory for all members of Hando Jikishin Ju Jitsu Clubs.

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Hando Mini Warriors

 

The Mini Warriors class is designed for children from 4 years to 7 years old, for boys and girls, and has quite a different approach to the Hando Warriors class. An excellent starter class for younger children and those who are a little shy or intimidated by larger classes, the Mini Warriors class will introduce Ju Jitsu in a smaller class with a high degree of attention to individuals. The class is a little shorter than the Hando Warriors class reflecting the shorter attention span of the younger children. Numbers are limited in order to give the children the attention that youngsters need in order to progress.

With younger children concentration levels are often an issue. The Mini Warriors class is designed to bring the smaller kids into Ju Jitsu through a route that includes more Ju Jitsu type games, bringing out a competitive spirit in a very controlled environment, and instilling discipline. This prepares the youngsters for the Hando Warriors class.

Rewards for improving skills, working on the Jikishin White and Yellow Belt syllabus, learning to breakfall, and learning their first Kata, are given, as well as rewards for good behaviour.

The youngsters are given the incentive to work hard and achieve their goals. Whatever the age, the children are encouraged to work hard, and on reaching the age of 7, or achieving Orange Belt, the child will move up into the Hando Warrior class. There are games at the end of class, as a reward for concentrating and working hard. The games are designed to encourage fitness, strength, coordination and working with others.

The Club is run by Jackie Walker, 4th Dan and Senior Club Coach.

Jackie Walker is also the Club Welfare & Child Protection Officer.

Earl Walker, 6th Dan and Senior Coach, is the Chief Instructor for Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs.

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Hando Warriors

Hando Warriors - 6 to 16 years

Monday - Harlow - 6:15pm to 7:15pm - £7.00 per lesson -Suspended during the school summer holidays returning 13th September 2021

Tuesday - Harlow - 6:15pm to 7:15pm- £7.00 per lesson
NOTE: Tuesday Warrior Classes are full - so please call before bringing your child along.

Hando Warriors Competition Club - 6 to 16 years

Monday 6:00pm to 7:0pm This specialist Club for those who wish to compete in the Jikishin / UKMAGB Annual National Championships.
The Junior Competition Club for those who wish to compete in Kata, Groundfighting, Sparring and Random Attacks, starts at 6.00pm at Mark Hall on Mondays September and through to October - prior to the UKMAGB/Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association National Championships.

The Warriors class is for older children, either those who have come through the Mini Warriors system, or just beginning Ju Jitsu. From 6 years to 16 years old, the Hando Warriors concentrate on the Jikishin Syllabus, learning the same techniques (with a few exceptions) as the adults, and prepare them for achieving the ultimate goal of a Black Belt. The skills are practical and transferable, and gives the children self confidence, self control and an understanding of the discipline required to achieve success.

Mini Warriors

The Warriors are encouraged to work hard, and to achieve their goals in accordance with their abilities, and the children are never rushed into gaining their next belt. It is through encouragement, good teaching methods, hard work and dedication that the members progress, and often go on to train at the adults classes. The Warriors class has a reward system, and the children are encouraged to behave well, in order to have a game at the end of the class - the loss of participation in the games at the end of class is ALWAYS explained in terms of reward, and never as a punishment. We believe in inspiring good behaviour through reward, and the discipline at the club is very high.

For those who wish to compete, there are opportunities to train in Kata, Random Attacks, Groundfighting and Sparring (sparring kit is compulsory) - for further details on the competition categories see our Competition & Medals section. There are also specific training sessions for those who wish to compete held on Mondays from July to November to ready the competitors for the Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association / UKMAGB National Course and Competition which is held annually, usually in November. See Hando Ju Jitsu News for more on competition.

Competition & Medals

Hando Ju Jitsu News

 

The Club is run by Jackie Walker, 4th Dan and Senior Club Coach.

Jackie Walker is the Club Welfare & Child Protection Officer.

Earl Walker, 6th Dan and Senior Coach, is the Chief Instructor for Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs.

 

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Junior Competition Club

Hando Competition - 6 to 16 years

The Junior Competition Club for those who wish to compete in Kata, Groundfighting, Sparring and Random Attacks, starts at 5:15 pm for 1 hour at Mark Hall on Monday 5th September 2016 and will run through to Monday 30th October 2017.

Flyer

 

Hando Warriors Competition Club - 5 to 16 years

Monday 5:00pm to 6:00pm This specialist Club for those who wish to compete in the Jikishin / UKMAGB Annual National Championships.
The Junior Competition Club for those who wish to compete in Kata, Groundfighting, Sparring and Random Attacks, starts at 6.00pm at Mark Hall on Mondays September and through to October - prior to the UKMAGB/Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association National Championships.

For those young people who wish to compete, Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs have regular training sessions covering Sparring, Groundfighting, Open Hand & Weapons Kata. Juniors are encouraged to train for competition, even if they do not intend to compete, as this is an excellent way for students to try out the techniques they have learned in a dynamic situation.

The Competition Club runs at Mark Hall, Harlow on Mondays from 6:00pm to 7:00pm from the end of September to the end of October. The Jikishin/UKMAGB National Championships are held in November each year. See the Jikishin Website Events page for details.

Jikishin Website - See Events page

There are specific sessions, covering competition rules, correct technique for each category, scoring, Judging criteria (what the Judges will look for), Referees (How the referees will manage each bout; presentation and lots of practice.

Groundfighting: Techniques from Start Position; Moving to dominant positions; Hold Downs; Defences from back; Practice bouts under competition conditions.

Sparring: Punches; Kicks; Throws; Defence against kicks and punches; Footwork; Defending against throws; Practice bouts under competition conditions.

Kata: Open Hand Kata; Weapons Kata; Pairs Kata; Kata Demonstration; Correct technique, Kata application; Speed of execution; Perfecting the Kata for competition; Practice under competition conditions.

Random Attacks: Attacks for each Grade; Defences; Correct positioning and application; How to perform in competition; How Random Attacks are scored; Practice under competition conditions.

See our Competition & Medal Winners for explanation on the categories of competition.

Sparring and Groundfighting at the Hando Competition Club is run by Sensei Earl Walker, 6th Dan, Senior Coach, Chief Instructor for Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs, and Jikishin/UKMAGB National Fighting Systems Instructor.

Kata and Random Attacks at the Hando Competition Club is run by Sensei Jackie Walker, 4th Dan and Senior Club Coach.

Competition & Medal Winners

 

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Hando Senior Ju Jitsu Clubs

Hando Jikishin Senior Ju Jitsu Clubs have been running since 1979 and have built a solid reputation for the quality of training and the discipline of the students.

The Senior Classes are very flexible, with Self Defence, Competitive Sparring & Groundfighting, Random Attacks and Kata practiced regularly, in addition to the usual Syllabus work required to attain each grading. We are open to male and female students, and young people (usually over 14), who are encouraged to join the senior class in order to make improvements in their technique.

In order to progress a student must show regular attendance, train diligently, obey the Club and Association rules, and perform the techniques taught in a safe and controlled manner.

We have a great mix of men & women, of all ability. The club is eclectic, and in addition to the usual Ju Jitsu techniques, we also utilise techniques from from boxing, wrestling, karate, MMA & Muay Thai - this give all students something to work with.

Located at Harlow in Essex the clubs appeal to a wide range of young people from 14 to 70 years old.

The Club is run by Earl Walker, 6th Dan and Level 4 Coach.

Based in Essex, Earl Walker is an ex Amateur Boxer, Amateur Freestyle Wrestler, and Doorman. He has huge experience in dealing with confrontation, aggression and violence. Earl also runs a Personal Safety Training company specialising in Lone Working. With more than 40 years experience in the fighting disciplines and over 20 years in Ju Jitsu, Earl is uniquely placed to teach aspects of Self Defence and Personal Safety which are often unavailable to members of the general public. Earl is also a qualified BTEC Level 3 Self Defence Instructor.

Personal Safety Training

Earl Walker, 6th Dan and Level 4 Senior Coach, is the Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs Chief Instructor. Earl is assisted by Jackie Walker, 4th Dan and other high grade, qualified coaches. See our Coaches Page for further details of our coaching team.

Coaches Page

Training Sessions

Adults:

Monday - Harlow, Essex
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Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association Events and Calendar

 

 

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Hando Ju Jitsu Weapons (Ko Budo) Club

Hando Ju Jitsu Club runs a Ko Budo Class on the last Tuesday of each month, in Harlow,Essex, giving the senior students an opportunity to work with all of the weapons in the Jikishin Syllabus. The Ko Budo class is held from 9pm to 10 pm (immediately after the usual class), and is open to all students. Within Jikishin, it is compulsory for students to study the traditional weapons of Japan and Okinawa, as part of the Black Belt Syllabus.

Weapons Club is free for those eligible (from Green Belt) and is by invitation ONLY.

Many of the traditional Japanese weapons, and the techniques for utilising them, were developed from farming implements. In feudal Japan, the common people were not allowed, by law, to carry weapons. This right was the preserve of the upper classes and the class of warriors known as Samurai. Those who were forbidden to carry weapons developed ways and means to use everyday farming tools as weapons of defence, and the Nun Chaku (Rice Flail) and Kamma (Hand Scythes) are examples of this tradition.

The kata are performed with traditional Japanese weapons, and the training is in the form of single person and pairs kata, working with the following:

• Katana (Samurai Sword) - Presentation, 8 Cuts, Kneeling Cuts
• Bo (Long Staff) - 2 Man Japanese Kata (Attacking & Defending), Okinawan Bo Kata
• Tonfa (Side Handle Baton - usually used in pairs)
• Sai - (3 pronged metal baton - used in pairs) - 3 Kata
• Nun Chaku (Rice Flail) - 2 Kata
• Jo (Short Staff) - Jo vs. Bokken Kata
• Naginata (Pole Arm / Pike)
• Kamma (Hand Scythes)

Earl Walker is a Level 2 Ko Budo (Weapons) Instructor.

The Club is run by Earl Walker, 6th Dan and Level 4 Coach.

Based in Essex, Earl Walker is an ex Amateur Boxer, Amateur Freestyle Wrestler, and Doorman. He has huge experience in dealing with confrontation, aggression and violence. Earl also runs a Personal Safety Training company specialising in Lone Working. With more than 40 years experience in the fighting disciplines and over 20 years in Ju Jitsu, Earl is uniquely placed to teach aspects of Self Defence and Personal Safety which are often unavailable to members of the general public. Earl is also a qualified BTEC Level 3 Self Defence Instructor.

Personal Safety Training

Earl Walker, 6th Dan and Level 4 Senior Coach, is the Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs Chief Instructor. Earl is assisted by Jackie Walker, 4th Dan and other high grade qualified coaches. See our Coaches Page for further details of our coaching team.

Coaches Page

 

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Hando Ju Jitsu News

Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs Essex
Club News & Results

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The FIRST LESSON IS FREE to new starters - pop along to any training session to check out our clubs.

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Jikishin Events Calendar

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Hando Team In Best Ever Performance - 7 Gold 2 Silver Medals

The Hando Team of 8 Junior and 2 Adult competitors had a superb showing at the 29th Jikishin National Course & Competition held at the London Cruise Terminal in Tilbury, Essex. The team showing was excellent with all of our competitors working very hard for many weeks prior to the contest, showing dedication and a determination to succeed. The participants showed great competitive spirit, sportmanship and everyone gave their all.

The team consisted of:

Bronte Humphrey - Harlow	Arpad Fonod - Harlow
Tru Ensinger - Harlow	Olivia Bethel - Harlow
Rhodri M - Ongar	Adam Fonod - Harlow
Ethan Chibambo - Ongar	Ellis M - Ongar
Krystian Homel - Harlow	Kilion Tebich - Harlow

 

Bronte Humphrey won 3 Golds in the Kata Pairs, Open Hand and Weapons categories, Tru Ensinger won 2 Golds in the Kata Pairs and Weapons Kata, Rhodri M and Ethan Chibambo each won Gold in the Groundfighting, Olivia Bethel picked up Silver in the Open Hand Kata and Arpad Fonod brought home Siver in Groundfighting.

Arpad Fonod, Bronte Humphrey, Adam Fonod & Olivia Bethel


Tru Ensinger with Bronte Humphrey with their 5 medals.
They were victorious together in the pairs, and in the individual Kata.

More Photos to follow.

Also see the Jikishin Website for a link to the photos taken at the event:
www.jikishin.com

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Hando Coaching Team Renew & Pass Coaching Qualifications

6 Hando Ju Jitsu Black Belts have renewed or passed their latest Coaching Qualification.

Sensei Jackie Walker - 4th Dan - Level 2
Sensei Steve Thomas - 4th Dan - Level 2
Sensei Jamie Taylor - 4th Dan - Level 2
Sensei Paul Anthony - 3rd Dan - Level 2
Sensei Tess Godfrey - 2nd Dan - Level 2
Sensei Matt Kendrick - 1st Dan - Level 2

Congratulations all round. We have a fantastically dedicated team of instructors who give up their time to help with the running of Hando Ju Jitsu Club, and we are proud of their achievements.

Huge thanks to Richard Franks of Hatch Construction Ltd who sponsored our Coaching Team.

Hatch Construction Ltd

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Matt Kendrick Passes First Dan

Matt Kendrick passed his First Dan (Shodan) with a Credit on Wednesday 26th June 2019 at East Tilbury under the Head of Jikishin; Hanshi Brian Herbert 9th Dan.

Matt has been training with us for almost 10 years, and has shown enormous dedication, hard work and commitment to attain his Black Belt, and we are delighted to welcome Matt to the ranks of Black Belts at Hando Ju Jitsu Club. Matt has been training with Sensei Paul Anthony 3rd Dan, who also assisted Matt as his partner in the Grading, and alsoput in a huge amount of work to get ready for the Grading.

Our heartiest congratulations to Matt, and thanks to Paul.

 

 

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Hando Team Return With 5 Medals

The Hando Ju Jitsu Team attended the Jikishin 5th Kent Competition in Ditton, Kent on 27th April and won 2 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze Medals.

Congratulations to the whole team who worked very hard in practice for the competition and all showed real competitive spirit in the competitions.

 

The team consisted of (pictured Left to Right)
Oscar Espinoza, Krystian Homel, Bronte Humphrey
Rafael Espinoza, Adam Fonod and Riley Fordham.
Not Pictured: Rhodri M & Ellis M.

The Winners

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Paul Anthony Achieves 3rd Dan

Brilliant Showing at Dan Grading.

After putting in a huge amount of effort into his training for the last 2 years, Sensei Paul Anthony was successful in attaining his 3rd Dan with Credit on 9th December 2018. Paul is the first of our students to accomplish all of his Dan Gradings with a Credit, and this is testimony to his hard work and effort.

Paul wishes to acknowledge the help and assistance given by Senseis Steve Thomas; Jamie Taylor; Sarah Manarin and Matt Kendrick during the period leading up to his successful Grading. Our Heartiest congratulations to Paul who constantly demonstrates his commitment and dedication to Ju Jitsu and our club.

 

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Hando Great Showing at 2018 Jikishin National Course & Competition

The Hando Team won 9 Medals with a team of 10 competitors on 17th November 2018.

Photos to follow.

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6 Competitors, 11 Medals

Hando Ju Jitsu Club members gave an excellent showing at the Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association 2018 Fighting Championships.

The 6 Competitiors won an amazing 11 medals on the day:

 

A fantastic result and our heartiest congratulations to all competitiors who have been working very hard to get to the competition. Well Done!

Photos and official results

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3 Competitors & 4 Medals at Kent Championships 2018

Tru comes up Trumps.

Rhodri M - Bronze Groundfighting - Tru Ensinger Bronze Open Hand Kata &
Gold Groundfighting - Luke Godfrey Bronze Open Hand Kata

Another great showing at the 2018 Jikishin Kent Championships, held at Snodland.
With only 3 competitors this year, our representatives did a fantastic job of winning 4 medals, 3 Bronze & 1 Gold. Luke was knocked out of the Groundfighting by the eventual Gold Medal winner, Tru fought all boys on her way to Gold, and Rhodri performed very well in the Groundfighting, but was outweighed by his opponents.

A great day for Jikishin & a Great day for Hando Ju Jitsu Club. Congratulations to our medal winners and we are looking forward to the next competition.

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4 Gold - 1 Silver and 4 Bronze at the Jikishin / UKMAGB National Championships

Luke Godfrey, William Jack and Rhodri Morgan proudly displaying their medals

Once again our club had a fantastic showing at the Nationals on the 4th November 2017. The 6 competitors won a total of 10 medals - an absolutely brilliant show from our competition team.

William Jack won 2 Gold Medals in Groundfighting and Weapons Kata
Rhodri Morgan won Gold in Groundfighting and Silver for his Weapons Kata
Chiara Melillo won Gold in Female Groundfighting (Seniors)
Joe Buckley won Silver in Groundfighting & Bronze in Open Hand Kata
Luke Godfrey won 2 Bronze for Groundfighting & Weapons Kata
Tom Melillo won Bronze in Groundfighting (Seniors)

Joe Buckley with both of his Silver and Bronze Medals

A superlative result once again from Hando JJJC's highly dedicated team of competitors.

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7 Competitors - 7 Medals at 2017 Jikishin Kent Course & Competition

L to R - Rhodri Morgan, Luke Godfrey, Oliver Oakhill, Will Jack, Tru Ensinger

Lewis Mays, Ben Mays

Once again the Hando Competition Team were successful at the JJJA Kent Championships winning a total of 7 Groundfighting Medals.

Gold Medal Winners: Luke Godfrey, William Jack & Lewis Mays

Silver Medal Winner: Oliver Oakhill

Bronze Medal Winners: Rhodri Morgan, Tru Ensinger & Ben Mays

A fantastic showing from a very dedicated team.

 

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Hando Team Spark Fireworks at Jikishin Internationals 2016

The Hando Team did a fantastic job, on 5th November at Tilbury Cruise Terminal, the explosive team of 10 won 11 sparkling medals including 3 Gold and 3 Silver. With over 450 competitors, and a contingent from our colleagues in Belgium, the medals were difficult to achieve and hard fought over.

The team who have been training hard over the whole year in Groundfighting, Sparring and Kata rocketed to a successful championships and brought home the medal tally for themselves and the Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs.

Congratulations to the whole team comprising of: Matt Appleby, Joe Buckley, Tru Ensinger, Ruby Freeman, Jada Guest, Luke Godfrey, Will Jack, Alfie Jenkins, Ben Mays, and RM.

In one category, Junior Groundfighting, the team bagged the Gold, Silver and Bronze for a shut out performance. The winners are:

Joe Buckley - Gold in Sparring & Silver in Groundfighting
Ben Mays - Gold in Groundfighting
RM - Gold in Groundfighting
Will Jack - Silver in Sparring & Bronze in Sparring
Alfie Jenkins - Silver in Sparring
Luke Godfrey - Bronze in Sparring & Bronze in Groundfighting
Matt Appleby - Bronze in Sparring
Tru Ensinger- Bronze in Groundfighting

Mighty congratulations to the whole team for their hard work, dedication and commitment.

 

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7 Win Medals at Jikishin Kent Competition 2016

 

Hando Junior Members achieved a great showing in the Jikishin Ju Jitsu Annual Kent Competition winning a total of 7 medals. The team was full of enthusiasm, and worked hard on achieving the highest standard for the competition which was very hard fought by all of those who took part from all over the UK.

In the groundfighting, three of the Hando competitors won medals in the same category, gaining Gold, Silver and Bronze - so special congratulations to Lewis Mays, Ben Mays and Archie Goodger.

Despite their hard work and dedication 4 team members did not achieve medals so our commiserations to Joe Buckley, Rhodri Morgan, Oliver Oakhill and Luke Godfrey.

The winners are:

Name	Position	Discipline
Lewis Mays	Gold	Groundfighting
Ben Mays	Silver	Groundfighting
Ruby Freeman	Silver	Weapons Kata
Mikey Lyons	Silver	Groundfighting
Ryan Fleming	Bronze	Open Hand Kata
Archie Goodger	Bronze	Groundfighting
Tru Ensinger	Bronze	Weapons Kata

 

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Harlow Head Instructors Achieve 4th & 5th Dan

Jackie Walker - Head Junior Club Instructor attained the Grade of 4th Dan
Earl Walker - Head Instructor attained the Grade of 5th Dan

Both received the honour at the UKMAGB/Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association Dan Grade Celebration & Christmas Ball held at Orsett Hall Hotel, Essex on 6th December 2015.

Jackie & Earl would like to thank Sensei Steve Thomas & Sensei Jamie Taylor without whose help and support, the grades would have been very difficult to achieve.

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7 HANDO Members Pass Gradings

Congratulations to (L to R) - Jason Plume & Matt Kendrick - Purple Belt. Alla Kurhanska, Tony Rattray & Lee Fearon - Orange Belt. Stephen Heath & Robert Heath - Yellow Belt (in Dojo).

Onwards and upwards!

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HANDO In 15 Medal Bonanza in UKMAGB/Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association National Championships

5 Gold - 7 Silver - 3 Bronze Medals won by Hando Ju Jitsu Club Team at UKMAGB/Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association National Championships 2015

The Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs 2015 Competition Team

Wow! What a result. Our brave and dedicated competition team did a fantastic job at the National Championships this year. Absolutely stunning result with medals won in most categories. All of the Hando entrants to the competition did brilliantly, fighting and performing to the best of their ability, and supporting their fellow club members. A huge thank you to the parents who worked hard to bring the kids along to competition training sessions, and of course to all of the performers who gave their all in both training and competing. A special mention to Jason Plume who won his first medal in Random Attacks - Jason returned to Ju Jitsu last year, after a 10 years hiatus - a great achievement. Kaitlyn Bell and Rhodri Morgan - two of our youngest competitors deserve a special mention for the hard work they put into their training, which paid off with Gold for both.

Congratulations to all who took part - we are so very proud of your achievements.

See Press Cutting

 

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Hando Win 4 Medals at 2015 National
Kata & Random Attacks Competition in Kent

A team of 4 Juniors entered the National Kata & Random Attacks competitions held at Ditton, Kent on 25th April 2015.

Our heartiest congratulations to the competitors who performed brilliantly on the day.

 

Tru Ensinger won Silver for Open Hand Kata
Ruby Freeman won Bronze for Open Hand Kata
Lewis Mays & Ben Mays won Bronze in the Open Hand Pairs Kata

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6 Gain Medals in Jikishin 24th National Championships
November 2014

The 2014 Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association National Championships took place on 1st November 2014 at Mark Hall Sports Centre, Harlow, Essex. With Groundfighting, Sparring and Random Attacks.

The National Championships attracted over 300 entries in the fighting disciplines. Hando Ju Jitsu Club won 6 medals in the championship: 3 Gold, 1 Silver, and 2 Bronze. In the Junior Ground Fighting, brothers Lewis and Ben Mays won Gold and Bronze – having competed in the same weight categories they fought each other in the finals, both gaining success.

The winners were:

Maciet Frackowiak - Gold Seniors Sparring

Lewis Mays - Gold Junior Ground Fighting

Alfie Jenkins - Gold Junior Sparring

Joseph Buckley - Silver Junior Ground Fighting

Maciet Frackowiak - Bronze Senior Ground Fighting

Ben Mays - Bronze Junior Ground Fighting

Sensei Earl Walker Chief Instructor at the Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs at Mark Hall, said: “We are immensely proud of the all of the competitors, and with 8 entries and 6 medals, the representatives of Hando Ju Jitsu have achieved great individual success.”

Congratulations to all who competed in this challenging National Tournament.

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Hando Ju Jitsu at Ongar Carnival 2014

Hando Jikishin Ju Jitsu Clubs attended the Ongar Carnival on 22nd June 2014 - at Chipping Ongar Primary School, Greensted Road, Ongar, Essex, CM5 9LA.

We will had demonstrations from both juniors & seniors, weapons, competition, throws, locks and holds, groundfighting, sparring & kata. The Carnival was great fun for everyone who attended.

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Paul Anthony Gains 2nd Dan

Paul Anthony - 2nd Dan

Sensei Paul Anthony took his 2nd Dan Grading on 9th December 2013 and passed with a Credit.
Most of our students and our Senseis are aware of the hard work and dedication that was shown by Paul in his determination to pass 2nd Dan, Paul also achieved his Level 4 Ko Budo (traditional Japanese weapons) Award.
Paul is a hardworking member of the team of Instructors at Hando Harlow, and we heartily congratulate Sensei Paul on his achievement.

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Earl & Jackie Walker Take Fighting System Team to Madrid - November 2013

Based in Essex, Earl Walker (centre) & Jackie Walker travelled to Spain, with a team of competitors including David Mizon of Hando Harlow Club (far right), to compete in the Euro-Budo International European Sport Fighting Championships.

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8 Medals Won at National Championships - 2013

Ruby Freeman, George Bishop & Luke Godfrey
were all competitors in the 2013 Jikishin Ju Jitsu
Association National Course & Competition 2013.
Picture: Tess Godfrey © 2013.

Maciet Frackowiak - Gold - Senior Ground-Fighting + Bronze -Senior Sparring

David Mizon - Gold - Senior Ground-Fighting

Aoife Burn - Silver - Junior Open Hand Kata

Ryan Fleming - Silver - Junior Weapons Kata

Karthick Raju - Silver - Junior Sparring

Steve Thomas - Bronze - Senior Weapons Kata

George Bishop - Bronze - Junior Sparring

Luke Godfrey - Bronze - Junior Ground-Fighting & Bronze - Junior Sparring.

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2 Win Bronze Medals in 2013 Junior Championships

Aoife Burn
won a Bronze in the Junior Groundfighting after retiring with an injured elbow damaged during her third bout

 

Ryan Fleming
picked up a Bronze medal in the Junior Groundfighting, having taken on several competitors
considerably bigger than himself.

Congratulations to all of the team from Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs who entered the Epping competition, and a special mention for those who medalled.

Ben Mays
Lewis Mays
Leah Hunter
Jude Wiseman

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Hando Team Appear at the Ongar Carnival

A team of youngsters appeared at the 2013 Ongar Carnival demonstrating their Ju Jitsu skills to the general public, and generally having a fun day. Our thanks to Dave Marriot who gave up his time to help, and to Rebecca Hunter for the photographs.

Leah & Lucy Hunter provided a Sparring Demonstration

The Demonstration Team

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4 medals at the Jikishin 2012 National Championships

David Mizon won his first senior Sparring Gold Medal with a fine performance in the competition. Unfortunately, in the first round in the finals, he fractured the radius bone in his arm, but battled on in the second round with the broken arm to secure the gold medal spot. Due to the injury, Dave was unable to compete in the senior Heavyweight Groundfighting category, and unable to defend his title. We look forward to Dave competing and gaining both National titles next year, to match his excellent performance as a junior competitor.

Maciet Frackowiak was unlucky to lose his bout against the eventual the Gold Medal winner, and fought bravely and consistently well, to be knocked out by a split decision. Congratulations on a Bronze Medal and a great debut performance.

 

Juniors Aoife Burn and Mikey Charlton both performed superbly to win Bronze Medals in the sparring category keeping to the tradition of great fighting skills displayed by all Hando competitors.

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3 Win Medals at OEL Interclub Competition

Entering a team of 5 competitors in the OEL Interclub Competition held at Epping Sport Centre the Harlow, Essex & Ongar Team won 2 Gold Medals and 1 Silver Medal.

Congratulations to all of the team who competed, and to those who won medals.

Jack Barnard - Gold - Random Attacks

Georgia Saunders - Silver - Empty Hand Kata

Sam Marriot - Gold - Weapons Kata

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6 Medal Haul in the 2009 Jikishin National Championships

Entering a Team of 6, Hando Jikishin Ju Jitsu Club won 6 Medals at this years Jikishin National Championships.

A fantastic achievement!

David Mizon wins Gold in Groundfighting

Ethan Taylor, Matt Street & Rob Whitcombe - Medal Winners

Jeremy Petley - Gold Medal Winner

Matt Street Sparring for Silver

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Matt Street Wins Sparring Gold - JJJA Nationals 2008

Matt Street - Gold Medal Sparring - Untouched

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Harlow & Ongar Have A Successful 2007

The Hando Team

L to R: Fraser Simpson, Dave (Simba) Read, Tom Walker, Rob Whitcombe, Jim Groom (Jetwash), Matt Street, Paul Anthony, Rob Carter, Will Murley

November 2007

The team of competitors from Harlow & Ongar Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs have once again come up trumps winning a total of 6 medals in the Jikishin Ju Jitsu Association Championships held in Southend on 3rd November 2007. Will Murley, not defending his title this year due to competing in a higher weight class, still came home with the Gold. Georgia Jackson also won Gold for her superb performance in the Junior Girls Groundfighting.

Billy Clearey & Georgia Jackson

Dave Read who retained his title in the Mens Groundfighting with a great display of control on the ground - keep tapping them out, Dave.

Honours also went to Billy Cleary who did terrifically in obtaining a Bronze medal in the Junior Random Attacks - Pee-Wee class, Fraser Simpson, who gained his first medal this year in the Junior Sparring coming in at the Bronze position after a gutsy performance, and Paul Anthony, who was very unlucky to be eliminated at the Bronze Medal position after a great display of heart and determination in the Mens Sparring.

Congratulation to the whole team. The support given to the competitors by the other members of the Team was fantastic and speaks highly of the competitive team spirit built at the clubs. Well done to all of those who competed, a great effort.

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Harlow, Essex Pair Win Medals In Greece - September 2007

Competing in the United Nations of Ju Jitsu International Championships in Thessalonika, Greece, Harlow, Essex trio Will Murley, Coren Daly and Lorna Crump competed at top level. Our intrepid trio returned with two medals from the experience. Will Murley won the Gold Medal in his weight class in the Men's Groundfighting, and Lorna picked up a Bronze Medal with a brave display in the Women Groundfighting event.

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Hando Win International Medal Haul June 2007

Harlow & Ongar members competed in the Kokoro Kai & Wakarishin (UNJJ) International Championships in Southend and won 3 Gold (Dave Reid, Will Murley - (Groundfighting) and Billy Cleary (Junior Random Attacks). A special mention for Billy who is 6 years old and after a lot of hard work and dedication, performed superbly on the day to win a most deserved Gold. A lesson for all of our juniors. One Silver Medal and Two Bronze Medals completed the tally for the 3 Clubs with Dave Reid picking up his second medal of the day - Silver, and Mike Merralls and Chris Richardson picking up a Bronze Medal each for their efforts. Well done to all7the competitors on the day - let's keep up the good work.

The Harlow & Ongar Team

Clockwise: Rob Carter, Mike Merralls, Will Murley, Paul Anthony, Matt Street, Tom Walker, Rob Whitcombe,
Dave Read, Billy Cleary, Kylan Adams.

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Hando Success In Jikishin Nationals

Junior Winners 2006

 

Farah Martin (OEL Ongar) Gold, Sarah Jane Hunt - Silver, Georgia Jackson- Bronze, Kylan Adams - Bronze.

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October 2006 - Two Defend Gold Medals Successfully

Will Murley and Chris Richardson both successfully defended the Gold Medals they won last year in the Groundfighting categories. The juniors did exceptionally well in the Jikishin Ju Jitsu National Championships with 3 club members winning medals: Sarah Jayne Hunt won a Silver Medal in the Girls Groundfighting category, Kylan Adams winning a Bronze in the Boys Sparring (at the third time of competing - well done for persevering Kylan) and Georgia Jackson in the Girls Groundfighting. Georgia's training partner, Farah Martin, who trains at OEL Ongar, beat Georgia in the semi finals to go on to get a Gold Medal.

 

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Hando in Gold and Silver Medal Haul
3 British Champions in Groundfighting - November 2005

Harlow's Will Murley and Chris Richardson, and Junior Competitor Michael Franklin, from our Ongar Club, won Gold Medals in the combined Jikishin Ju Jitsu and British Ju Jitsu Championships in Southend. Both competitors won all of their bouts by submission, an unusual feat. Will (20), Chris (23) and Michael (16) all won Gold medals in their respective weight categories.

All of the guys have been training and working on their Groundwork skills for quite some time now, and it is very gratifying to see them reach the pinnacle of success in the UKMAGB Championships. There were over 500 attendees and competitors on the day, and the standard is rising every year, so it is a great achievement on the part of the boys.

A Silver Medal was gained by Sarah Jayne Hunt (15), who put up a great performance in the Final, to be crowned Runner Up in the Female Junior Sparring category. Sarah-Jayne has recently joined the Harlow, Essex club and competed for the first time in the British Championships. Far from being nervous, Sarah went into each of her fights with a great attitude and a will to win. She has a great future and the potential to go further in competition in the years to come.

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Hando Pair win International Medals in UNJJ International Competition - September 2005.

 

Will Murley and Chris Richardson travelled to Ireland to represent their clubs in the UNJJ Congress & Competition in Letterkenny, Northern Ireland, where the standard was high. Both returned with medals for their efforts, and we are very proud of their achievements.

Both Will & Chris have been working hard on improving their Groundfighting skills for the competition and hope to go on to gain further honours in the British Ju Jitsu Association (GB) National Championships in November - with the dedication to training that they have shown, we are sure that they will attain further success.

Chris & Will With Their Medals

Left to Right: Chris Richardson - Silver- Groundfighting 80-89 kilos
Will Murley - Gold - Groundfighting 70-79 kilos & Silver - Open Hand Kata

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Hando Ju Jitsu Competition

Hando Competition Training

At Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs, it is not compulsory to enter competition.

We do, however, encourage those who have a competitive urge, and we train in a number of disciplines in the area of Ju Jitsu. In many Martial Arts there are only one, or at best two types of competition. In Jikishin Ju Jitsu we have six, Groundfighting (Grappling), Sparring (Kicks, Punches and Throws), Random Attacks and three forms of competition Kata: Open Hand, Weapons and Pairs Demonstration.

Sensei Earl Walker is the National Coach for Jikishin JJA, UKMAGB and Euro-Budo International Fighting Systems - Groundfighting & Sparring.

Groundfighting

Hando Ju Jitsu Club is renowned for the quality of it's Groundfighting training and the toughness and resilience of it's Groundfighting competitors.

Hando Ju Jitsu Clubs have a great attitude toward Groundfighting. Most fights will end up on the floor - so where better to hone your skills? We regularly practice Ground-fighting in the Dojo, both for practice in self defence and for competition, where we have had considerable success in National and International competition - see News Page.

Quite a number of our students are practicing groundfighting every week, and enjoy the challenge. We also encourage new students coming to train to try out this very competitive discipline.

Our Ground-fighting is Ju Jitsu based, with influences from wrestling, judo, BJJ and cage fighting (MMA). Groundfighting is almost an Art in itself, and we like to practice new techniques and counters, work out fresh moves and generally try as a group to improve our skills.

 

See our Techniques Section for a selection of techniques taught at Harlow.

Sensei Earl Walker runs the Annual Groundfighting Seminars on behalf of Jikishin JJJA and is also responsible for training the National Team.

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Sparring

Sensei Earl Walker 6th Dan is the National Coach for Jikishin JJA & UKMAGB Fighting Systems

 

Hando Jikishin Ju Jitsu Clubs has a number of students who practice and enjoy the very competitive art of sparring. At Hando Jikishin Ju Jitsu & Clubs we have a some room for practice, along with much of the kit you might expect, such as focus mitts, Thai Pads, head guards, gloves etc.

We regularly have practice sessions, with students pitting their skills against their contemporaries, it is good practice and for competition and the street. Our sparring incorporates kicking, punching, throws and take downs. Once on the ground, student look at one of our other fighting and competition disciplines - Groundwork.

With elements of Boxing, Karate, Kickboxing, Wrestling, Muay Thai, Judo, and of course, Ju Jitsu, we look to train our students to be able to deal with any situation - in the street, or in competition with rules - whatever the competitive.

Sensei Earl Walker runs the Annual Sparring Seminars on behalf of Jikishin JJJA and is also responsible for training the National Team.

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Random Attacks

Ongar Hando Ju Jitsu Club has a number of students who practice and enjoy training and competing for Random Attacks.

At Ongar Hando Ju Jitsu Club we plenty of mat room for practice. We regularly have practice sessions with students pitting their skills against their contemporaries in simulated competition. it is good practice and for competition and the street. Random Attacks are particularly good for testing your skills out in a competitive, but non- combative environment.

Rules for Random Attacks are relatively simple - there are a given number of attacks, from 8 for White and Yellow Belts, to 40 for Black Belts. The attack may incorporate a weapon (knife or club), be a strike, kick, grab, or strangle. The competitors stand on the mat area as per the illustration below. The same Random Attack is given to each Attacker, who must stand with their right hand behind their back, to conceal a weapon if there is one. At the call of the referee, each competitor will be attacked, and the judges will score the defence according to set criteria. At the end of 3 attacks, the competitors face the judges for a decision, and the winner goes through to the next round.7

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Kata

Kata are sequences of predetermined fighting actions that help the student understand the body movements required to be able to correctly perform a technique or series of techniques.

Kata is not designed to be a fighting system in it's own right, but practice for the real thing. There are many types of Kata, and Kata is very common throughout the Martial Arts. Kata are sometimes referred to as Patterns or Forms.
Kata is rather like the training that a boxer does, for instance, to perfect the power and delivery of a punch. By practicing a particular punch, at first slowly, and then faster to full speed and repeating the action over and over, the boxer gets the benefit of muscle memory i.e. the ability to carry out a sequence of movements without conscious thought.

In competition Kata is separated into 3 categories: Open (or Empty) Hand Kata, Weapons Kata and Pairs Kata. Kata is judged on the accuracy of the Kata and on style (how the Kata is performed).

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218 International & National Medals 78 Gold, 61 Silver, 79 Bronze
	Bronte Humphrey Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2019	Pairs Kata
	Tru Ensinger Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2019	Pairs Kata
	Bronte Humphrey Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2019	Open Hand Kata
	Tru Ensinger Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2019	Weapons Kata
	Bronte Humphrey Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2019	Weapons Kata
	Rhodri Morgan Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2019	Junior Groundfighting
	Ethan Chibambo Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2019	Junior Groundfighting
	Rhodri Morgan Ongar	JJJA Kent Competition 2019	Junior Groundfighting
	Rafael Espinoza Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2019	Junior Groundfighting
	Alfred Higgins Harlow Mini Warriors	JJJA National Championships 2018	Open Hand Kata
	Oliver Slomczynski Harlow	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Open Hand Kata
	Oliver Oakhill Ongar	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Alfie Jenkins Harlow	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Joe Buckley Ongar	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Alfie Jenkins Harlow	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Sparring
	Joe Buckley Ongar	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Sparring
	Tru Ensinger Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Chiara Melillo Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2017	Senior Womens Groundfighting
	Rhodri Morgan Ongar	JJJA International Championships 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Will Jack Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2017	Weapons Kata
	Will Jack Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA Kent Competition 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Will Jack Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Lewis Mays Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Joe Buckley Ongar	JJJA International Championships 2016	Junior Sparring
	Rhodri Morgan Ongar	JJJA International Championships 2016	Junior Sparring
	Ben Mays Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2016	Junior Groundfighting
	Lewis Mays Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2016	Junior Groundfighting
	Kaitlyn Bell Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Weapons Kata
	Rhodri Morgan Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Open Hand Kata
	Will Lyons Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Groundfighting
	Ruby Freeman Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Weapons Kata
	Ben Mays Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Groundfighting
	Maciet Frackiwiak Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2014	Senior Sparring
	Lewis Mays Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2014	Junior Groundfighting
	Alfie Jenkins Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2014	Junior Groundfighting
	Maciet Frackowiak Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2013	Senior Sparring
	David Mizon Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2013	Senior Groundfighting
	David Mizon Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2012	Senior Sparring Heavyweight
	Jack Barnard Harlow	OEL Interclub 2012	Junior Random Attacks
	Sam Marriot Harlow	OEL Interclub 2012	Junior Weapons Kata
	David Mizon Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2011	Senior Groundfighting Heavyweight
	David Mizon Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2010	Junior Groundfighting Heavyweight
	David Mizon Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2010	Junior Sparring Heavyweight
	David Mizon Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2009	Junior Groundfighting Heavyweight
	Will Murley - Ongar	Wakarishin/Kokoro Kai Championships 2010	Middleweight Groundfighting
	Rob Whitcombe Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2009	Groundfighting -70 kg
	Jeremy Petley Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2009	Groundfighting -75 kg
	David Mizon Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2009	Junior Groundfighting Heavyweight
	Matt Street Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2008	Sparring under 70kgs
	Will Murley Harlow	Wakarishin/Kokoro Kai Championships 2008	Middleweight
	Will Murlwy Harlow	Belgium International Championships 2008	Groundfighting -90kg
	Will Murley Harlow	Wakarishin/Kokoro KaieChampionships 2008	Middleweight
	Billy Cleary Harlow	Wakarishin/Kokoro Kai Championships 2008	Junior Random Attacks
	Will Murley Harlow	UNJJ International Championships Greece 2008	Groundfighting -90kg
	Will Murley Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2007	Groundfighting -90kg
	Dave Read Harlow CC	JJJA National Championships 2007	Groundfighting -70kg
	Georgia Jackson Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2007	Girls Groundfighting -40kg
	Will Murley Harlow	UNJJ International Champs Greece 2007	Groundfighting -80kg
	Will Murley Harlow	International Championships England 2007	Groundfighting -80kg
	Dave Read Harlow CC	International Championships England 2007	Groundfighting -68kg
	Billy Cleary Harlow	International Championships England 2007	Junior Random Attacks
	Chris Richardson Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2006	Ground Fighting -88kg
	Will Murley Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2006	Groundfighting -78kg
	Chris Richardson Harlow	BJJA/JJJA National Championships 2005	Ground Fighting -88kg
	Will Murley Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Championships 2005	Groundfighting -78kg
	Michael Franklin Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2005	Junior Groundfighting -69kg
	Will Murley Ongar	UNJJ International Champs Ireland 2005	Groundfighting -79kg
	Lorna Crump Harlow	UNJJ International Champs Sicily 2004	Senior Women's Ground Fighting
	Earl Walker Harlow	UNJJ International Champs South Africa 2003	Senior Sparring -80kg
	Olivia Bethel Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2019	Open Hand Kata
	Arpad Fonod Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2019	Junior Groundfighting
	Bronte Humphrey Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2019	Junior Open Hand Kata
	Oscar Espinoza Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2019	Junior Groundfighting
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Sparring
	Ashton Man Harlow	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Joe Buckley Ongar	JJJA International Championships 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Rhodri Morgan Ongar	JJJA International Championships 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Oliver Oakhill Ongar	JJJA Kent Competition 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Alfie Jenkins Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2016	Junior Sparring
	Joe Buckley Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2016	Junior Groundfighting
	Will Jack Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2016	Junior Groundfighting
	Ben Mays Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2016	Groundfighting
	Mikey Lyons Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2016	Groundfighting Open
	Ruby Freeman Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2016	Weapons Kata
	Alfie Jenkins Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Groundfighting
	Archie Goodger Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Groundfighting
	George Burnett Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Groundfighting
	Joseph Buckley Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Sparring
	Kaitlyn Bell Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Groundfighting
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Groundfighting
	Ryan Fleming Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Groundfighting
	Tru Ensinger Harlow	National Kata & Random Attacks Competition 2015	Junior Open Hand Kata
	Joseph Buckley Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2014	Junior Groundfighting
	Aoife Burn Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2013	Girls Weapons Kata
	Ryan Fleming Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2013	Boys Weapons Kata
	Karthick Raju Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2013	Boys Sparring
	Chris Richardson Harlow	UNJJ International Champs Sicily 2004	Ground Fighting +78kg
	Simon Franklin Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2004	Junior Sparring -47kg
	Simon Franklin Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2004	Junior Sparring -38kg
	Will Murley Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2004	Senior Empty Hand Kata
	Georgia Saunders Ongar	OEL Interclub 2012	Empty Hand Kata
	Rob Whitcombe Ongar	Wakarishin/Kokoro Kai Championships 2010	Groundfighting -70 kg
	Dave Read Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2009	Sparring -70kgs
	Rob Whitcombe Ongar	Reversal GT BJJ comp in Colchester England 2009	Grappling
	Dave Read Harlow	International Championships England 2007	Sparring -67kg
	Rob Whitcombe Harlow	Interclub Competition 2007	Groundfighting
	Mike Merralls Harlow	International Championships England 2007	Sparring -80kg
	Sarah-Jayne Hunt Harlow	JJJA National Champs 2006	Girls Sparring +40kgs
	Sarah-Jayne Hunt Harlow	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2005	Girls Sparring -40kgs
	Will Murley Ongar	UNJJ International Champs Ireland 2005	Senior Empty Hand Kata
	Chris Richardson Harlow	UNJJ International Champs Ireland 2005	Groundfighting -89kg
	Lorna Crump Harlow	UNJJ International Champs Sicily 2004	Senior Random Attack
	Michael Franklin Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2004	Junior Groundfighting -69kg
	Michael Franklin Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2003	Boys Random Attacks - Purple
	Sarah Anthony Harlow	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2003	Random Attack Purple
	Will Murley Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2004	Groundfighting -79kg
	Will Murley Ongar	UNJJ International Champs South Africa 2003	Pairs Demo
	Earl Walker Harlow	UNJJ International Champs South Africa 2003	Groundfighting -80kg
	Krystian Homel Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2019	Open Hand Kata
	Bronte Humphrey Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2018	Open Hand Kata
	Logan Ngan Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Rhodri M Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Oscar Espinoza Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Oliver Slomczynski Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Tru Ensinger Harlow	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Ashton Man Harlow	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Sparring
	Rhodri Morgan Ongar	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Groundfighting
	Rhodri Morgan Ongar	JJJA Fighting Competition 2018	Junior Sparring
	Tru Ensinger Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2017	Open Hand Kata
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA Kent Competition 2017	Open Hand Kata
	Rhodri Morgan Ongar	JJJA Kent Competition 2017	Groundfighting
	Joe Buckley	JJJA International Championships 2017	Junior Open Hand Kata
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA International Championships 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA International Championships 2017	Weapons Kata
	Tom Melillo Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2017	Senior Groundfighting
	Tru Ensinger Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Ben Mays Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Rhodri Morgan Ongar	JJJA Kent Competition 2017	Junior Groundfighting
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA International Championships 2016	Junior Groundfighting
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA International Championships 2016	Junior Sparring
	Matt Appleby Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2016	Senior Sparring
	Tru Ensinger Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2016	Girls Junior Groundfighting
	Will Jack Harlow	JJJA International Championships 2016	Junior Sparring
	Ryan Fleming Ongar	JJJA Kent Competition 2016	Open Hand Kata
	Archie Goodger Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2016	Groundfighting
	Tru Ensinger Harlow	JJJA Kent Competition 2016	Weapons Kata
	Jason Plume Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2015	Random Attacks Blue / Purple
	Lewis Mays Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Groundfighting
	Mikey Lyons Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2015	Junior Groundfighting
	David Mizon Harlow	National Kata & Random Attacks Competition 2015	Ruby Freeman Junior Open Hand Kata
	Lewis MaysHarlow	National Kata & Random Attacks Competition 2015	Junior Pairs Open Hand Kata
	Ben Mays Harlow	National Kata & Random Attacks Competition 2015	Junior Pairs Open Hand Kata
	Maciet Frackowiak Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2014	Senior Groundfighting
	Ben Mays Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2014	Junior Groundfighting
	David Mizon Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2013	Sparring Heavyweight
	Steve Thomas Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2013	Weapons Kata
	Maciet Frackowiak Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2013	Mens Sparring
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2013	Boys Groundfighting
	Luke Godfrey Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2013	Boys Sparring
	George Bishop Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2013	Boys Groundfighting
	Ryan Fleming Ongar	JJJA Junior Competition - Epping	Junior Groundfighting
	Aoife Burn Ongar	JJJA Junior Competition - Epping	Junior Groundfighting
	Aoife Burn Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2012	Junior Sparring -55 kg
	Maciet Frackowiak Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2012	Sparring Lightweight
	Mikey Charlton Ongar	JJJA National Championships 2012	Junior Sparring -49kgs
	Matt Kendrick Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2011	Sparring Middleweight
	Ethan Taylor Harlow	Wakarishin/Kokoro Kai Championships 2010	Junior Groundfighting
	Ethan Taylor Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2009	Junior Weapons Kata
	Billy Cleary Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2009	Junior Sparring Middleweight
	Billy Cleary Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2007	Junior Random Attacks
	James Groom Harlow	Interclub Competition	Groundfighting
	s Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2007	Sparring -70kg
	Fraser Simpson Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2007	Junior Sparring +66kg
	Lorna Crump Harlow	UNJJ International Champs Greece 2007	Groundfighting
	Chris Richardson Harlow	International Championships England 2007	Groundfighting -90kg
	Kylan Adams Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2006	Boys Sparring
	Georgia Jackson Harlow	JJJA National Championships 2006	Girls Groundfighting -40kg
	Lorna Crump Harlow	UNJJ International Champs Sicily 2004	Pairs Demo
	Culen Daly Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2004	Junior Groundfighting -45kg
	Lorna Crump Harlow	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2004	Pairs Demo
	Simon Franklin Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2003	Junior Pairs Demo
	Ethan Taylor Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2003	Junior Kata Under 11
	Jason Plume Harlow	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2003	Random Attacks Green/Blue
	Tess Godfrey Ongar	BJJA/JJJA National Champs 2003	Random Attack Black
	John Philip Ongar	UNJJ International Champs South Africa 2003	Pairs Demo
	Earl Walker Harlow	UNJJ International Champs South Africa 2003	Pairs Demo
	Will Murley Ongar	UNJJ International Champs South Africa 2003	Groundfighting
	John Philip Ongar	UNJJ International Champs South Africa 2003	Empty Hand Kata

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For some, the thought of joining a Martial Arts class is daunting, and may be a difficult decision to make. When looking for a self defence class, the prospect of training with a number of strangers may be disconcerting.

If this is the case, then private lessons with a skilled and experienced instructor may be a viable alternative.

One-to-one, private lessons can be provided by
Earl Walker 6th Dan Ju Jitsu Black Belt

 

• Experienced Door Supervisor
• Ex Amateur Boxer
• Ex Amateur Freestyle Wrestler
• Qualified BTEC Level 3 Self Defence Trainer
• Qualified Ju Jitsu Instructor
• Qualified Personal Safety Trainer
• More than 40 years in Martial Arts

 

In addition to the Physical Self Defence techniques that are taught, the basics of Personal Safety are also covered:

• Prevention and Avoidance
• Travel Safe
• Identifying Risky Situations
• Body Language
• Dealing with Aggression
• Escape Strategies
• Fight or Flight

The Self Defence Training is designed to help you to deal with any violent confrontation - get trained and face the world with confidence.

Earl Walker runs a Personal Safety Training company specialising in Lone Worker and Breakaway Training

www.personal-safety-training.com.

To enquire about costs, discuss your requirements and book a series of lessons, contact Earl Walker on 01279 419427, or email:

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