Jujitsu in north county dublin

VirtualNemesis

Hi,

Could anyone tell me if there is any Jujitsu training courses in north county dublin or if not where is the nearest to it. I really want to take up the art and am eager to get starte straight away


Cheers.

VN

dlofnep

Traditional ju-jitsu or brazilian?

Roper

Plenty of Traditional (Japanese) jiu Jitsu. No Brazilian, except for those of us who try.....

VirtualNemesis

I would be looking for traditional

mackjohn

Can I recomend the club that I study/train with. It is in the village of Donabate across the road from the church in the social hall. We train every Tue evening from 8 to to 10. The Martial art is called " Jiu-Jitsu" and the style we do is "Akarui-No-Chishiki-Kan" (House of the light of knowledge). PM if you need any more information.

Regards John

dranoc

There is also a club in Drumcondra (behind Quinns pub). They train Tuesday/Thursday and Saturday.

Let me know if you need more info.

Con

Naos

**** that..

Club in Coolmine, I train there(when im in Ireland...) Very good.
Craic is good, people are sound and Sensai is very good and open to ideas, believes in the Parachute idealogy (Mind is like a parachute, works better when its open..)

Good fun, check out the stats of the club, we are good...

Esel

Check this post for details.

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=2488795#post2488795

Dyr

Mear wrote:

**** that..

Club in Coolmine, I train there(when im in Ireland...) Very good.
Craic is good, people are sound and Sensai is very good and open to ideas, believes in the Parachute idealogy (Mind is like a parachute, works better when its open..)

Good fun, check out the stats of the club, we are good...

That eddie still teaching out there?

VirtualNemesis

mackjohn wrote:

Can I recomend the club that I study/train with. It is in the village of Donabate across the road from the church in the social hall. We train every Tue evening from 8 to to 10. The Martial art is called " Jiu-Jitsu" and the style we do is "Akarui-No-Chishiki-Kan" (House of the light of knowledge). PM if you need any more information.

Regards John

is there a web address for this club and i know where the church is. where is the social lub accross the road

VirtualNemesis

Is there anyone else who knows of any jujitsu in north county dublin?i have checked out the raheny one and its sounds good. and i am waiting on confirmation on the donabate one.

anybody?

mackjohn

Virtual Nemesis

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner.
Club meets every Tues evening from 8 till 10 ish. Our Shihan featured in Irish Fighter a few months back. The hall is located across the road from the church on the bend coming from the railway bridge. (hall next to old graveyard) it would be an ideal time for you to join as we have three new members in the last month or so easier to teach a few rather than one. Threre are about 10 members of the club on a regular night so each person gets a real hands on with the training and the Shihan. The website has been down for about six months but your best bet would be to turn up on tue about 8:00 to see for yourself. (no need to bring training gear on the first night).

Regards, John

VirtualNemesis

ah dont worry about it. cheers for getting back at all

and how much is it for the sessions?

mackjohn

Cost is Six euro at present per training session.
There is also a cost for insurance and membership I think it's around 100 euro but don't quote me on it. Turn up the first you don't have to pay or train all you have to do is watch and ask questions fill in few forms etc.

Regards, John

Dyr

mackjohn wrote:

Cost is Six euro at present per training session.
There is also a cost for insurance and membership I think it's around 100 euro but don't quote me on it. Turn up the first you don't have to pay or train all you have to do is watch and ask questions fill in few forms etc.

Regards, John

100 euro a year membership?? ouch!

mackjohn

that includes membership and insurance.. it's a full contact sport that use weapons and martial art skill insurance is going to be a bit steep..

Regards, John

Dyr

mackjohn wrote:

that includes membership and insurance.. it's a full contact sport that use weapons and martial art skill insurance is going to be a bit steep..

Regards, John

I trained in JJ for quite a bit, so ive an idea what the trainings like but 100 lids is still step as an annual sub I think. and then on top of that theres the inevitable badges, gradings, certs, licences etc etc JJ clubs seem to be so fond of. id like to see what other peeps here charge/pay in terms of membership and insurance , it could just be me who thinks that price is steep

the club i train now with use weapons mostly, and spar with em, but our insurance doesnt require 100 lids per punter :eek:

Roper

Not trying to hang anyone, anyone is entitled to charge what they want.
Just as info though, Martial Arts Insurance is about 500lids per year for 30 or so students, rising incrementally based on student numbers.

Colm_OReilly

My guess is that we're all covered by AISC, so the insurance is probably the same for every club. However, the sports industry does make most of its money on annual membership/sign up fees.

EPO_MAN

I training classical jujutsu in raheny.
it's weds 7-9 in the johnson hall beside church o fireland church.

check out www.jujutsu.8m.com

Naos

that eddie still teaching out there?

tis......

Dyr

Sound..tell him Oisín sez hello