INSTRUCTOR PROFILES
ANDRE DIAZ SENSEI.
Andre has been training with the De Jong family since 1985.
Master Hans De Jong and is graded 1st Dan (black belt) under Hans de Jong Self Defence School.
For several years Andre has taught under the guidance of Dan Newcombe Shihan at Self Defence Central Dojo and is graded to 3rd Dan (black belt) under the THRI syllabus.
ANIL BHUDIA SENSEI.
Anil has trained at Self Defence Central Dojo for several years and regularly teaches and assists all classes.
REGULAR ASSISTANTS
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MASON
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Unit 4A / 77 HUTTON STREET
OSBORNE PARK
PERTH
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hans de jong shihan
In October 2013 Hans de Jong Shihan was awarded the Rank of 8th Dan, by the Australian Ju-Jitsu Association (AJJA).
Born in Semerang, Indonesia, and emigrated to Perth when he was about two years old. He commenced his training in 1955, being introduced to martial arts from an early age by his father. He was among the first instructors to be graded Black-belt by his father, Jan de Jong Shihan.
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Dan Newcombe Shihan received his 1st Dan black belt in 2006 from Hans de Jong Shihan.
The Self Defence Central Dojo began in 2010 teaching jujutsu with a small group of students at a home dojo.
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OUR TEACHERS TEACHERS
JAN DE JONG SHIHAN
Jan de Jong Shihan opened the Jan de Jong Self Defence school in 1952.
MINORU MOCHIZUKI KANCHO
A martial artist of the highest callibre who founded Budo Yoseikan in Shizuoka, Japan
A direct student of founders Kano (Judo), Funakoshi (Shotokan Karate) and Morihei Ueshiba (Aikido).
Several components of Budo Yoseikan are included in the syllabus taught today.
"My daughter enjoys her sessions at Self Defence Central Dojo. Lessons are a great confidence booster, they help build self-discipline and respect towards others. Senseis are friendly, knowledgeable and down-to-earth."
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how you learn ju-jutsu
Jujutsu has to be felt and experienced.
The role of your training partner is not of a competitive nature, but rather about mutual benefit, to work at your level, not theirs, and to push you a just a little to encourage growth.
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There is a lot of confusion out there so here is a tip. To appreciate what each does, you need to understand the context it was designed for.
You then decide if that context suits what you are looking for.
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