Our Ju-Jitsu club is more than just a place to train—it’s a vibrant part of the larger community. We believe that martial arts can positively impact society, building not only individual strength and discipline but also fostering a spirit of unity and mutual respect. Our doors are open to all, regardless of age or skill level, with a focus on creating an inclusive environment where everyone can grow together. While we offer opportunities for those interested in competition, it’s entirely optional. Our primary goal is to contribute to the well-being of the broader community by promoting values like respect, resilience, and cooperation.
Combat Ju-Jutsu
The art of real combat and a sport!
Combat Ju–Jutsu is both a sport and a method of self-defense. It combines the skills necessary to survive and triumph in real-life combat situations against one or more opponents with the rigorous experience of full-contact sports competition. This blend of sports fighting techniques and practical combat skills offers the most comprehensive training available.
Combat Ju–Jutsu encompasses the essence of what lies between two strikes, embodying the fluidity and precision required for effective combat and self-defense.
Ju Jitsufélag Reykjavíkur is the representative of CJJIF in Iceland.
Ju Jitsufélag Reykjavíkur is supported by ÍBR
How do we train ?
Basics
Basic training in Combat Ju–Jitsu focuses on building a solid foundation of essential techniques and skills. Trainees start with fundamental movements, including stances, strikes, and blocks, to develop proper form and coordination.
Pressure testing
Pressure testing in Combat Ju–Jitsu is a crucial aspect of training that ensures techniques are effective under realistic conditions. This involves practicing techniques against fully resisting opponents in scenarios that simulate real-life combat situations.
Live training
Live training in Combat Ju–Jutsu is an essential component that brings theoretical knowledge and practiced techniques into real-time application. It involves interactive sessions where practitioners engage with fully resisting opponents, simulating the unpredictability of real combat.
Combat Ju-Jutsu sections
Each of these categories provides a comprehensive skill set for various combat and self-defense scenarios, making practitioners versatile and well-prepared for both sports and real-world applications
Full contact
Is characterized by high-intensity sparring where participants engage in realistic combat scenarios with minimal protective gear.
Close combat
Focuses on fighting in confined spaces where distance is limited.
Grappling
Involves techniques focusing on clinching, takedowns, submissions, and ground fighting.
Self-defense
Is oriented towards practical techniques for individuals to protect themselves.
The dojo
A beautiful and safe place to grow and learn. We have all equipment necessary to learn kicking and striking (bags). Large showers, a rest area… To know about the personal equipment needed, please click here.
FAQ
What is the difference between Ju-jitsu and Ju-jutsu ?
They are the same thing. It’s only a matter of romanization (spelling Japanese words using roman letters).
What is the difference between Combat Ju-jutsu and MMA ?
Combat Ju-Jutsu focuses on self-defense and practical combat techniques, emphasizing real-life scenarios, including multiple attackers and armed defense, suitable for military and police training. It includes a wide range of techniques like joint locks, throws, and strikes, with less emphasis on standardized competition.
Combat Ju-jutsu is practiced with a guy, matches are short (between 2 and 4 min) which emulates a high intensity fight close to a real situation of self-defense.
MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) is a competitive sport combining striking and grappling techniques from various martial arts. It is governed by specific rules to ensure safety, with a focus on winning matches in a controlled environment such as a ring or cage.
What is the difference between traditional Ju Jitsu and Combat Ju-jutsu ?
Traditional Ju-Jitsu focuses on historical techniques, self-defense, and preserving Japanese martial arts heritage, often taught through structured forms and kata. It emphasizes personal development, discipline, and cultural traditions.
Combat Ju-Jitsu adapts traditional techniques for modern self-defense and practical combat scenarios, particularly for military and law enforcement. Training involves realistic drills, scenario-based exercises, and emphasizes effectiveness in real-world situations.
I would like to learn but I don´t want to compete.
Absolutely no problem. Competition is no mandatory and is not our primary focus.
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