We are Houston's premier dojo for Traditional "Nihon" Ju-Jitsu. The art of Ju-Jitsu, the Gentle Art, is a self defense martial art system which enables the practitioner to defend oneself either standing or on the ground. We incorporate various strikes to specific parts of the body, along with joint locks, chokes, throwing and immobilization techniques.
Jujitsu also teaches a wide range of weapon techniques. We teach more than just kicking, punching, joint locks, and throwing. We teach life skills through respect in the body, strength in the mind, and spirit in the heart. That's what makes us today's Bushido warriors. Jujitsu developed to combat the samurai of feudal Japan as a method for defeating an armed and armored opponent in which one uses no weapon, or only a short weapon.
Jujitsu also teaches a wide range of weapon techniques. We teach more than just kicking, punching, joint locks, and throwing. We teach life skills through respect in the body, strength in the mind, and spirit in the heart. That's what makes us today's Bushido warriors. Jujitsu developed to combat the samurai of feudal Japan as a method for defeating an armed and armored opponent in which one uses no weapon, or only a short weapon.
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TnT Jujitsu specializes in traditional Japanese Ju-Jitsu, headed by Grand Master Torey Overstreet. Along with GM Overstreet, we have dedicated Black Belts here to teach and set up community events. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have. We strive in helping out the community, being either locally or city wide.
History
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The origin of Ju-Jitsu is not clear, however the first publicly recognized Ju-Jitsu Ryu was formed by Hisamori Takenouchi in 1532 and consisted of techniques using a sword, jo-stick and dagger, as well as unarmed techniques. The Takenouchi-Ryu may be regarded as the primal branch for the teaching of arts similar to that of Ju-Jitsu.
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During class when Sensei is demonstrating a technique, pay attention, stay silent, and keep your back close to the wall. Do not arrive too late to class. Not only will you miss out on learning, but there's no guarantee that your attendance will be tracked. If you are late, stand at the entrance of the mat and wait for permission to enter the mat.
Youth Jujitsu
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Teen Jujitsu
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In this class, the teens will get the opportunity to discover what Jujitsu can do for them in a society that is full of negative temptations. The students will learn focus, discipline, and persistence in order to achieve their goals not only in martial arts, but in their everyday lives. They will also focus on self defense aspects.
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