Jujutsu Clubs in Dublin City

honeymonster

Hey

I am trying to find some clubs in Dublin city as I live in Ringsend. I have searched on google but I have only found old websites which havent been updated in 2 years.

Does anybody know of any?

Thanks,

Stephen

Roper

You mean Japanese (traditional) Jujutsu?

There's a lad in Raheny Richard Tighe who posts here. Not sure of the web address though.

pearsquasher

Just in case you mean Japanese jujutsu and just in case you mean classical Japanese jujutsu - i.e. it includes weapons - then Bujinkan is what you want.
www.bujinkan.ie has a list of all the Dublin clubs including mine in the Liberties - I'm accepting beginner students over the next few weeks.

By the way wikipedia has a decent note on Jujutsu and Bujinkan falls into the first 2 paragraphs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jujutsu

Nothingcompares

Just a little word on the convention some people use.

Jiujitsu usually refers to the martial art and combat sport of Brazilian Jiujitsu which is highly refined form of grappling used by many competitors in Ultimate fighting. However, it may also refer to modern Jiujitsu which is a mix of some grappling and some karate techniques with a sporting application.

Jujutsu usually refers to Classical Jujutsu and Japanese Jujutsu. Classical jujutsu is concerned with conserving the techniques and training practices of feudal Japan incorporating some striking techniques, grappling and locking techniques and weapons training. Japanese jujutsu is more or less like modern jujutsu mixing some striking techniques familiar to those in Karate and some grappling techniques familiar to those used in Judo.

Not everyone will be happy with those definitions but I hope we won't get bogged down on that.

In my opinion, BJJ is the most functional, realistic and enjoyable form of Jiujitsu and if you can't find a BJJ club to suit you I'd recommend partaking in Judo.

BJJ is available in most of these areas on this map

http://kevinly.yore.ma/mmaclubs.html

Pingu

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Nothingcompares

I agree matt hughe's jitz is black belt level.

honeymonster

Id like to do Japanese jujutsu thanks for the help!

ryoishin

If its authentic Koryu Japanese JuJutsu your after then really your only options here in ireland are Genbukan, Bujinikan or Tony Carrick in Lucan.

There are others who teach simular stuff.

TKD SC

honeymonster wrote: »

Id like to do Japanese jujutsu thanks for the help!

For Japanese Ju Jutsu, try:
http://www.kyushoshinjitsu.com

It's in Drumcondra. I only trained there a couple of times a few yrs ago so can't comment too much, but if Japanese Ju Jutsu is what you want, I would def recommend this place. Give Joe Carslake a call to discuss - he's a very nice guy.

Fitzer95

ryoishin wrote: »

If its authentic Koryu Japanese JuJutsu your after then really your only options here in ireland are Genbukan, Bujinikan or Tony Carrick in Lucan.

There are others who teach simular stuff.

Hey, Does any one have any information on the Tony Carrick Ju Jutsu Club in Lucan, as i cand find any information on it and i want to join?

Thanks
Fitz

Bujinkan

I don't have details for Tony, but I do run the Bujinkan club in Lucan if your interested in Koryu Japanese JuJutsu. The link to my club site is www.dwyerdojo.com

Marcus Dwyer
Bujinkan Dwyer Dojo

ryoishin

ill PM you tonys number when I get it.

Fitzer95

Hi Ryoishin, if you could send me the number that would great. Thank you

Byjinkan,
Thank you for the response and i will look into your website, I am an old student of Tony's club that moved away and want to re join.

Thank for all the help - Fitz

Podman

PM Fitzer95

Podman

PM: ryoishin