Events
Summer Course & Ball - Sheffield
Saturday 6th July 2024
Course 1-4pm
Goodwin Sports Centre, Northumberland Road, Sheffield, S10 2TY
Evening ball 7pm-1.30am
Cutlers' Hall, Church Street, Sheffield, S11HG
This annual event is the training and social highlight of the jiu jitsu year due to it being the annual black belt grading (held separately) and also another fantastic opportunity for jitsuka from far and wide to train and socialise together.
Meanwood, Leeds, LS7 2JF
Bradford, Cafe West, Allerton, BD15 7PA
Sheffield Town, Hillsborough Park Pavilion, S6 4HD
Sheffield Uni, Pearson Building - Sport Hallam, Broomhall, Sheffield, S10 2BP
York Uni, University of York Sports Centre, YO10 5NA
For further up-to-date information about Yorkshire Regional Events visit TJF Jitsu - Yorkshire Region
Atemi Nationals Course & Competition (18+)
Saturday & Sunday 23rd & 24th November 2024
English Institute of Sport Sheffield, Coleridge Rd, Sheffield S9 5DA
This event is a course on the mornings of both days followed by adult competitions in the afternoons.
The Atemi Nationals provide an opportunity to show off your jiu jitsu skills against a range of armed and unarmed attackers. There are two aspects, showing off your technique in a gauntlet-type situation and showing off your skills under pressure in the form of many one-on-one situations in quick succession.
It is always a great event to be at, with sessions taught by the fantastic range of our most senior instructors.
Time to train with lots of new people and catch up with jiu jitsu friends and training partners we've made over the years.
You must have paid and registered at least a week in advance and have a current up-to-date TJJF licence.
For more details visit TJJF - Atemi Nationals
Argentina Internationals
Summer 2026, Buenos Aires
More details will be available in due course.
Sensei Rebecca gives her thoughts on the 2023 Vienna Internationals:
"I attended my first Internationals Course last year in Vienna. It was a chance to meet some amazing jitsuka from all over the world; The two highlights for me were the seminars led by Sensei Robert Horak and Sensei Simon Ogden. Sensei Horak taught about disupting the flow and essentially kuzushi even from a kneeling down position, providing an awesome demonstration of how effective his technique was. Sensei Simon Ogden was extremely technically minded giving clear instruction and explanations for his effortless yet brutally effective techniques."
The Internationals unite TJJF clubs from around the world for a week of training, fun, and socializing. You will experience specialized seminars from exceptional instructors. It is a relaxed, informal, and cheerful get together for all ages to celebrate our art and friendship.