Kaobon Team

Ju Jitsu

Koabon Camp Ju Jitsu was formed in June 2007 by Susan King and Adam Lindop

 Our main aim is:

To Increase the knowledge and understanding of our students of all types and forms of Ju Jitsu, we do this by:-

• The use of training drills to allow maximum repetition of techniques and use of body dynamics

• Allowing application of techniques and principles of body motion and dynamics through sparring and ground fighting

• Encouraging students to work together to better understand techniques

• Attendance on courses that students are encouraged to attend in order to allow them to understand not only Ju Jitsu but also other systems of martial art

Training at the club is carried out in a very relaxed and friendly manner, but in a way that encourages students to adhere to the etiquette that is an integral part of the art of Ju Jitsu.

At Kaobon Ju Jitsu we have a strong fitness ethic that encompasses aerobic fitness, strength and flexibility, but recognise that we are not all at the same level of fitness and so we allow the student to develop their fitness at a gradual rate.

Class Times

Mondays between 6pm and 7pm for both juniors and Seniors

Fridays between 7:00pm and 8:00pm for Juniors and between 7:00pm and 8.15pm for Seniors

Both classes are held @ Fighters and Fitness Studio

Wavertree business Centre

Wavertree

(Behind Wellington Pub)

For further details please call 07590612610

ABOUT JU-JITSU

Ju-Jitsu is one of the oldest martial arts in existence, when translated the name means “gentle art” or” the art of pliancy”. The first recorded styles of Ju-Jitsu can be traced back to the seventh century although its history is certainly older than this. Incorporating holds, throws joint lock sand devastating blows to disable or weaken an opponent Ju-Jitsu is a complete art.

In its true original form, Ju-Jitsu has no sporting element, does not impose rules on its practitioners who are know as Ju-jistsuka, and it's a very direct and aggressive martial art which forms the basis of many other systems suck as Aikido, Judo and some styles of Karate. The main goal in Ju-Jitsu practice is to cultivate a person's mind and body: not to use it as a means to vent one's anger, frustration or emotional problems. The use of force is condoned only in self-defence or in the defence of those who are defenceless

 PROFILE'S                               

Sue King -Personal Profile

Sues martial arts career began at age 16 when she began training in Traditional Ju Jitsu under Sensei Kenneth Blundell (Son of Soke James Blundell the founder of the BJJA). Sue trained under Sensei Blundell for 7 years after which she began to train under Sensei Eric Marshall founder and head of Bugei Ki Ryu Ju Jitsu. Sue has run a successful Ju Jitsu club for over twenty years and specializes in teaching children and has extensive experience of children with Attention Deficit Disorder, Down syndrome and many other disabilities.

As well as being the department head for the largest martial arts retailer in the North West. Sue has many years experience working in the security industry as both a door supervisor for many of the clubs in Liverpool as well as a events security specialist and as a retailer of specialist security equipment.

Sue has also worked as a security officer on Knowsley Estate carrying out both ground security and personal security for Lord and Lady Derby.

Sue has provided specialist advice on training equipment to many top professional martial artists such as Terry Etim, Michael Bisping and “Rampage” Jackson all top ranked UFC competitors, as well as acting as a consultant during the setting up of the “Wolfs Lair” MMA Academy, and Fitness 2000  two of the largest MMA gyms in the Northwest of England.

Sues martial arts career has seen her provide training to security and medical staff in awareness, defensive tactics and self defence as well as control and restraint.

Sues experience as a martial artist has seen her win many competitive awards in both sparring and ground fighting competitions at both county and national level.

Sue is a pioneer of the Ju Jitsu in education programme currently running in several schools in the Liverpool area and her work with attention deficit disorder, special needs and underprivileged children have produced some dramatic academic and personal results.

Sues martial arts career developed still further when she began to train in Muay Thai under Colin Heron of the Fighters & Fitness factory.

Sue has also acted as an independent examiner and referee for several martial arts organisations and associations such as the Burmese Bando Boxing, International Kickboxing Federation, The Liverpool School of martial arts and the United Kingdom Karate Organisation.

Adam Lindop – Personal Profile

Adams Martial arts career began at age 13 when he began training in Traditional Ju Jitsu Under Sensei Gary Myler at the Newton le Willows Ju Jitsu club. In 1992 Adam Passed his Black belt grading and shortly after joined the army entering into the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. Adams military career saw him operating all over the world in suck places as Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Kosovo &The Falkland Islands and many other theatres.

During his time in the army Adam served as an Infantry soldier carrying out several different roles such as Rifleman, Medic, Heavy Weapons operator, but it was as a Physical Training Instructor that Adam excelled and found his niche. Having completed many courses including Arrest and Restraint Instructor, Judo Skills course (Which he passed ranked top of his intake and was the only person to be awarded a blue belt) Adam Decided that it was here that his future lay.

Upon leaving the army Adam completed an intensive 3 month Personal fitness instructor and sports massage therapist’s award again graduating at the top of the class in an intake of thirty students.

Adam worked as a security officer on Knowsley Estate carrying out both ground security and personal security for Lord and Lady Derby.

After Leaving Knowsley Adam began work as a Conflict Management and Defensive tactics Instructor for Cheshire Constabulary were Adams duties involved teaching Conflict Management, Defensive Tactics Control &Restraint as well as First Aid. Adam was responsible for developing the conflict management for police staff course run by Cheshire and pioneering the bladed weapon awareness course currently run by the force.

Adams career as a martial artist has continued to grow seeing him win silver in the ground fighting championships of the BJJA in Poole. Adams martial arts career developed still further when he began to train in Muay Thai under Colin Heron of the Fighters & Fitness factory and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu under Jason Tan of the Next Generation Gym ran by Chris Brennan. These developments led to Adam winning the 80 kg category at the Battlegrounds MMA event in Middlesbrough.

Adam is one of only two people in the UK to be graded as a black belt in the DOPAKFS Escrima system which he completed under Guru Michael Sanchez after intensive training and much hard work.

Adam is a pioneer of the Ju Jitsu in education programme currently being used in several schools in the Liverpool area the aims of which are to increase fitness of young children and teach awareness and defensive skills in a fun and friendly environment.

Adam has trained in many styles of martial art and is currently active in Ju Jitsu, Escrima, Muay Thai & Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

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