Jiu Jitsu

CD ROM

Submitted by Jon Carey on Tue, 20/03/2007 - 6:14pm.

Hey there, I was wondering what the status is on the Jitsu CD ROM is---I'm probably far behind current events, but I know that there was a revised syllabus that shifted a number of techniques to other belt levels, and I was wondering if there was a new CD that reflected this, or, failing that, if the old Jitsu CDs are still availabl---I seem to have lost mine.

Would Fairweather Sensei have a supply that I could purchase from him?

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Jitsu Canada Syllabus now available

Submitted by kieran on Sun, 28/01/2007 - 3:12pm.

The Jitsu Canada Syllabus is now available in pdf format. Note that this is only viewable by registered members of this website, and so you will need to login to see it.

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Jitsu Canada Newsletter

Submitted by andy on Mon, 30/10/2006 - 5:59pm.
Newsletter: we are in need of contributions from both students and instructors. Deadline for submission is 31st December. Below are a few ideas for topics for contributions:
Submitted by thumper on Mon, 23/10/2006 - 5:01pm.
- personal reflections on your experiences in the martial arts (as a student, teacher or in general) - report on a recent event (includes events outside of Jitsu Canada) - technical article profiling the finer points of a specific technique - instructor autobiography (to give some insight into how our organization / style has evolved) - report on a recent martial arts related book; article; or film that inspired you - highlight other sports or activities that you feel compliment your practice of jiu jitsu - historical topics (the arts, specific weapons, dress, language, etc.) - write about specific aspects of training: > training methods (kata, drills, etc.) > training principles (balance, movement, body mechanics, etc.) > tips for warm-up / cool down exercises > body conditioning and nutrition > philosophy > social experiences (subject to editing of course!) There's enough material and topics I think to keep the newsletter going for the next decade anyway!
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