Shogun ju-jitsu members enjoy inaugural national course

Shogun Ju-Jitsu International Ireland recently hosted the first National Ju-Jitsu Course for their Junior sports clubs at Antrim Forum.
By The Newsroom
Published 26th Feb 2016, 20:01 BST
Updated 26th Feb 2016, 20:14 BST
Coaches and Volunteers from Shogun Ju-Jitsu International (& Ireland) including Sensei Mandi, Sensei Dan, Sensei Simon (Chief Instructor) and Sensei Paul (National Coach).Coaches and Volunteers from Shogun Ju-Jitsu International (& Ireland) including Sensei Mandi, Sensei Dan, Sensei Simon (Chief Instructor) and Sensei Paul (National Coach).
Coaches and Volunteers from Shogun Ju-Jitsu International (& Ireland) including Sensei Mandi, Sensei Dan, Sensei Simon (Chief Instructor) and Sensei Paul (National Coach).

The students were treated to a rare and very special training course under Chief Instructor Sensei Simon Rimington from the Ju-Jitsu Governing Body of Shogun Ju-Jitsu International.

Sensei Paul Timerley explained: “We teach our students a very safe, unique and progressive style of Ju-Jitsu and sport which is diluted for their appropriate ages. It was fun and exciting for them all to see a rare glimpse of real and full-speed techniques.”