Combat Jujitsu Ryu - Devon branch

Combat Jujitsu Ryu - Devon branch

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The Japanese martial art that still influences many others today. It's not what you're expecting... Self defence, discipline, respect and development.

15/06/2026

Now that the kids will feel the strain of being banned from social media perhaps it's time for a change! It's a good time to get them channeling that energy and frustration into something that will give them the endorphins and dopamine kick they crave, without realising they can get it in a healthier way!
And honestly, they deserve better than being harvested for data and being kept addicted to a false representation of life, and terrible role models at times...

Martial arts has been around for centuries, Jujitsu, Karate, Judo, Aikido, and more. Used as a tool for combat they eventually focused on different aspects such as sport, self defence and even a way of life. Traditional martial arts in particular teach you a lot of important things, and helps you develop in a positive way, physically and mentally. It's true!

Steve Sensei (in black) was and still is a video gamer, spending lots of time on a screen then and now, but still channelling energy into something physical for over 28 years the was surprisingly enjoyable! Don't let the smile fool you, underneath the surface there's a lot that's not quite right, and the dopamine and endorphins still take work to achieve. But in this moment all the great stuff shines through, and all the channeled anger, anxiety, stress and difficult feelings melts away. No screens, no false expectations or representations...

If you want this yourself or your kids we're happy to try and give you the stuff that makes us happy!

15/06/2026

Monday is our fundamentals night, getting the blocks, strikes and movement right for the best effect.

The start of the week is the hardest, so make it easier. A block is not just a block, nor is a punch just a punch. There is more to it, and tonight we're looking into it!

12/06/2026

Last night our Blue and Orange Belt were both working on their Kime No Kata. Ude Hishigi Waki Gatame and Ude Hishigi Hara Gatame were the focus and done well throughout the session.

The rest of the students spent time with Simon Sensei working on Irimi Nage and movement and control.

Good to see the Thursdays picking up again 🇯🇵🥋

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The Dojo, Unit 2 (First Floor), Westward Point, Whiddon Valley Industrial Estate
Barnstaple
EX328PA

Opening Hours

Monday 6:30pm - 8:15pm
Tuesday 6:30pm - 8:15pm
Thursday 5:30pm - 6:30pm
6:30pm - 8:15pm
Sunday 5pm - 6:30pm
6:30pm - 8pm