National Brown and Dan Course
Saturday 28th February 2026, 11:00 - 17:00
Birmingham
CANCELLED
Orange+ Session
Sunday 1st March 2026, 5 - 7 pm, £6
Ichiban Dojo, Meanwood Road, LS7 2JF
For orange belts and above to practice and train with higher grades at a more intense level.
Yorkshire Regional Course
Sunday 7th March, 11:00 - 15:00, £12
Sheffield Hallam Collegiate Gym, Pearson Building, Broomhall, Sheffield, S10 2BP
This regional course will be taught by a talented guest instructor. Regional Courses are a great way to meet/reconnect with jitsuka from the other clubs in Sheffield, Leeds, York and Bradford and also learn and practice new techniques. Students who attend regional and national courses tend to embed their understanding better so they are always worth attending.
Brown and Dan Session
Saturday 14th March 2026, 12:30 - 15:30
Preston
Senior Regional Pre-grading
Sunday 15th March 2026, 3 - 6 pm FREE
Ichiban Dojo, Meanwood Road, LS7 2JF
Training for all adults hoping to grade in December or willing to support those who are. This is a great session to train with your grading partners and polish off any last minute syllabus knowledge.
Senior Yorkshire Regional Grading
Saturday 21st March 2026, 12 -4 pm
Sheffield Hallam Collegiate Gym, Pearson Building, Broomhall, Sheffield, S10 2BP
By invitation only, please discuss with your instructor.
Brown and Dan Sessions
Saturday 11th April 2026,
Preston & Birmingham
Brown and Dan Session
Sunday 19th April 2026, 10:30 - 14:00
Newcastle
Junior Randori Nationals Course & Competition (under 18)
Saturday 25th April 2026
St Matthias School, Deans Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 2BH
This event is a course in the morning followed by competitions in the afternoon.
The Randori Nationals provide an opportunity to test throwing or pinning skills against a resisting opponent in a judo-style competition. Our style of Jiu Jitsu has its origins in Kodokan, so we use the rules of traditional randori to provide a safe and fun competition for all levels of skill.
It is always a great event to be at, with sessions taught by the fantastic range of our senior instructors.
Time to train with lots of other juniors and make and catch up with jiu jitsu friends and training partners.
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 - Junior Randori Nationals
Randori Nationals Course & Competition (18+)
Saturday & Sunday 2nd & 3rd May 2026
Munrow Sports Centre, The University Of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TT
This event is a course on the mornings of both days followed by adult competitions in the afternoons.
The Randori Nationals provide an opportunity to test throwing skills against a resisting opponent in a judo-style competition. Our style of Jiu Jitsu has its origins in Kodokan, so we use the rules of traditional randori to provide a safe and fun competition for all levels of skill.
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 - Senior Randori Nationals
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Sunday 10th May || Regional Course || 12 - 4pm || Sheffield Hallam Collegiate Gym
Sunday 31st May || Pre-grading || York tbc
Saturday 6th June || Northern BBaD || 12 - 3pm || Preston
Sunday 7th June || Senior Regional Grading || 12 - 4pm || Meanwood, LS7 2JF
Saturday 4th July || Northern BBaD || 12 - 3pm || Preston
For further up-to-date information about Yorkshire Regional Events visit TJF Jitsu - Yorkshire Region
Argentina Internationals
26th July – 1st August 2026, Buenos Aires
More information can be found at
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.