At Shinka Martial Arts, we teach Jiu Jitsu for Self Defense.
What happens if you fall down in a fight, or twist your ankle, or are taken down?
Can you turn those situations around, and incapacitate an attacker quickly and effectively?
What happens if you fall down in a fight, or twist your ankle, or are taken down?
How do you get a larger person off of you if they are sitting on your chest and holding your arms?
If someone is too big, and you can't move them, can you still escape?
On the flipside of this coin:
Can you turn those situations around, and incapacitate an attacker quickly and effectively?What if the person is not some "random badguy" but someone deserving of pity or tender care?
Are you capable of detaining someone you do not wish to hurt? For example, if someone was hallucinating or inebriated, or irrational, would you be able to peacefully detain them until help arrived?
In a severe self defense situation, would you be capable of disarming an armed attacker, breaking joints etc?
All these questions are answered by Jiu Jitsu
Sensei Ono
Shinka Martial Arts Founder
Winner of Best Dojo, Best place to work up a sweat, most innovative curriculum, best coach/sensei, biggest martial arts studio, and top 3 Richmond businesses
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