Japanese Jiu Jitsu typically focuses on the so-called gentler aspects of fighting. It is often recommended as an art suitable for smaller or weaker people, since correctly applied leverage allows control over stronger and bigger opponents. Typical schools focus on the self-defense aspects, such as blocking, throwing an opponent and controlling him, usually with only a small focus on striking, except to set up grappling techniques. Many joint locks and choke holds are applied from standing, either to throw an opponent off his feet or incapacitate him. Techniques against armed opponents are often included in the schools’ instruction. Traditional uniforms known as a gi are worn, with colored belts ranging from white to black, indicating the rank of a practitioner, while set patterns known as kata are used to practice techniques.
Guerra’s House of Warriors trains students from 4+ the knowledge and application in the art of jiu jitsu. Students train physical techniques of the art and provide situational application of these techniques.
Classes are offered for youth (4+) and adults of all levels with and without gi. Our instructor is an 8th degree Black Belt offering over 38 years experience in the art of jiu jitsu.
Our students compete both locally and nationally in top-level jiu jitsu competition.
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