Judo and Japanese Jiu Jitsu at UEA

We are UEA Judo and Japanese Jiu Jitsu, a fully NGB registered club under the British Judo Association and The Jiu Jitsu Foundation We are a close knit, fully inclusive, and vibrant sports club. Japanese Jiu Jitsu. What we do: Our club teaches Japanese Jiu Jitsu, a traditional martial art focusing on practical self-defence skills. It is a fun but also useful martial art, with a friendly and welcoming club atmosphere. Everyone is welcome, no experience necessary. We have frequent socials and national events throughout the year. -------------------------—— - For beginners your first two Japanese Jiu Jitsu sessions are free at whatever point in the year you choose to join!! - Please wear loose fitting clothing suitable for exercise and remove piercings (or cover with tape) ---------------------------------------- - Membership is £22.50 for both Judo and Japanese Jiu Jitsu training sessions - UEA Sports Membership Fee is £55 - The Jiu Jitsu Foundation license fee is £30 - Everyone needs a license after their first few weeks of training - If you want a gi (white pyjamas), speak to an instructor and it can be sorted ________________________ Covid Guidelines - Please be prepared to show evidence of having a negative lateral flow or PCR test that is from the last 48 hours ----------------------------- We are affiliated with The Jiu Jitsu Foundation and use their national syllabus as a basis for our training. For more information see their website at www.jitsufoundation.org/   A male and female Jiu Jitsu athlete

Judo and Japanese Jiu Jitsu at UEA

We are UEA Judo and Japanese Jiu Jitsu, a fully NGB registered club under the British Judo Association and The Jiu Jitsu Foundation We are a close knit, fully inclusive, and vibrant sports club. Japanese Jiu Jitsu. What we do: Our club teaches Japanese Jiu Jitsu, a traditional martial art focusing on practical self-defence skills. It is a fun but also useful martial art, with a friendly and welcoming club atmosphere. Everyone is welcome, no experience necessary. We have frequent socials and national events throughout the year. -------------------------—— - For beginners your first two Japanese Jiu Jitsu sessions are free at whatever point in the year you choose to join!! - Please wear loose fitting clothing suitable for exercise and remove piercings (or cover with tape) ---------------------------------------- - Membership is £22.50 for both Judo and Japanese Jiu Jitsu training sessions - UEA Sports Membership Fee is £55 - The Jiu Jitsu Foundation license fee is £30 - Everyone needs a license after their first few weeks of training - If you want a gi (white pyjamas), speak to an instructor and it can be sorted ________________________ Covid Guidelines - Please be prepared to show evidence of having a negative lateral flow or PCR test that is from the last 48 hours ----------------------------- We are affiliated with The Jiu Jitsu Foundation and use their national syllabus as a basis for our training. For more information see their website at www.jitsufoundation.org/   A male and female Jiu Jitsu athlete

Training Times & Venues

Congregation Hall 01.19, our training times are:

Judo:
Monday 18:00-20:00
Thursday: 18:00-20:00

Japanese Jiu Jitsu:
Fridays: 18.00 – 20.00
Sundays: 19.00 – 21.00
Room 01.19, Congregation Hall, University Drive, Norwich. NR4 7TR

Competition Schedule

2021/22 competitions coming soon!

Membership Pricing

Standard Membership – £22.50

Half Year Membership – £13

Committee Members

President – Jordann French / Poppy Carr (JJJ)

Secretary –

Treasurer –

Health & Safety Officer – Lucille Potter

Social Secretary –

Publicity Officer –

Union Council Rep –

Equality & Diversity Officer –

 

Coaches

John Ellis: BJA Level 2 Coach

Oliver Swanepoel: BJA Level 1 Coach

Michael Eaton: BJA Level 1 Coach

Alexander Tonnison: BJA Level 1 Coach

Recent History

Formed in May 2015 by UEA student Mike Musker (Founder of club, and President May 2015–May 2017).

Club has grown from 27 members (May 2017) to a sustained number of 54 members (April 2019) over a period of 2 years.

Competed in BUCS Nationals for the first time with a team of 7 players in 2018.

In 2018, the Head Coach, Anouk Spreckelsen Brown mentored 2 members through their British Judo Association (the NGB) Level 1 Coach Awards.

Won the 2018 uea+sport Progress Award for participation.

Head Coach Anouk Spreckelsen Brown won the 2018 uea+sport Student Coach runner up of the year.

2018- 2 medals won at the 2018 Eastern Area Judo Competition.

2018- hosted with help from MMA a series of Self-defence sessions for the ThisGirlCan campaign.

2018- 4 medals won at the 2018 Littleport Youth and Senior Judo Competition.

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