World-Class Martial Arts Training for All Ages

All of the martial arts taught at Bujutsu are suitable for kids and adults who are beginners. We have new members joining our classes every week.

Our styles include; Japan Karate Association Shotokan Karate, Muay Thai Kick Boxing, Team Norton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (Gracie Lineage), RyuKonKai Kobudo (Traditional Okinawan Weapons), Boxing, Ladies Only Kick Boxing and Self Defence, Zen Nihon Kendo Renmei Iaido and Zen Nihon Kendo Renmei Jodo.

I have been training since 1987 and can tell you that all styles have their advantages and disadvantages for beginners.

It is important to find the style that is the right fit for you, as everyone is different, and has different needs and goals.

You can see what all of our different classes look like, by clicking on the relevant class page, where you will find a short video of what a class looks like. For example, if you click on the BJJ page, you will find a short video of what one of our typical BJJ classes looks like.

It would also be a good idea to give us a quick call on phone number 4647 1776, so that we can discuss your goals and needs and recommend the most appropriate program for you. Or you could send us a message through our page.

Nowadays many people begin their martial arts journey when they are in their 40’s, 50’s and even 60’s. We have a lot of senior members training at Bujutsu with us.

You can start at any age. Our instructors will be there to guide and supervise you to make sure you don’t overdo it, and that you get started in an age appropriate way.

At Bujutsu a lot of parents enjoy training in the same class as their kids. This is a big reason why we see so many people of a more advanced age training martial arts with us.

There is something really special about being about to train with your children.

There can be no doubt that martial arts classes are worth it. Those who train martial arts learn lifelong skills that they carry with them forever. Those skills may well be the difference between being able to save yourself and your family from an attacker or being a victim.

There are also many other benefits that martial arts training provides. Some of these include:

• The ability to defend yourself
• You will become more active
• Your self confidence will increase
• Your abilty to focus will improve
• You will learn stillness
• You will learn not everything comes easy
• You will learn teamwork skills
• You will learn conflict resolutions skills
• You will learn socialisation skills,
• Your decision making skills will improve
• You will learn to goal set
• Your balance and co-ordination will improve
• Your muscle strength and cardio fitness will improve
• You will learn discipline
• You will learn to connect your mind with your body
• You will learn to breathe
• Your listening skills will improve
• You will make lifelong friends

Karate and weapons classes such as Kobudo (traditional Okianwa weapons, bo, nunchaku, sai), as well as Iaido (sword) and Jodo (short stick) are considered the easiest martial arts on your body.

These classes involve a lot less impact on your body than some other styles.

But the right choice for you really depends upon your personal circumstances and any injuries you may have.

As everyone is different, you many need some help finding out what is the right fit for you. Our class pages can help you to decide. If you click on the relevant class page, you will find a short video of what that styles class looks like. For example, if you click on the Karate page and you find a short video on what one of our typical Karate classes looks like.

It would also be a good idea to give us a quick call on phone number 4647 1776, so that we can discuss your goals and needs and recommend the most appropriate program for you. Or you could send us a message through our page.

If you ask a school that only teaching kick boxing, they will answer kick boxing. Likewise a BJJ only school will answer BJJ.

At Bujutsu we offer the ability to train in both or either art. Both kick boxing and BJJ are good martial arts to train for fitness and self defence skills. They both have advantages and disadvantages.

At Bujutsu your weekly payments are for a day passes. That means you can train in as many classes as you like, on the days you come in to train. It’s the same price whether you do one or more classes. This is a big point of difference for us with other martial arts schools who charge you for every class you would like to do.

We recommend that you consider training in both styles. Kick boxing will hone and sharpen your striking skills and BJJ will teach you grappling skills that will allow you to control and restrain violent people.

Training both styles will make you a very well rounded martial artist who can handle any situation.

All of our martial arts programs are effective. The most effective one for you depends upon what your goals are and the reasons why you want to learn martial arts.

If you are looking for self defence skills our Karate and BJJ classes are ideal.

If you are looking for striking skills our Muay Thai Kick Boxing, Karate and Boxing classes will work for you.

Fitness is a big part of martial arts training. All of our classes will give you a dynamic workout that will get you fit.

Bujutsu provides martial arts training for children 2 years and above, right up to adults 70 years of age.

Here is an overview of what classes we run:

• Karate for Toddlers – 2 to 4 year old’s
• Kids Karate, Kids Muay Thai Kid Kick Boxing – 3 to 7 year old’s
• Little Kids BJJ - 3 years to 6 years
• Kids BJJ – 6 years to 13 years
• Kids Boxing 6 years to 13 years
• Karate Self Defence, Muay Thai Kick Boxing, Weapons, Ladies Only Kick Boxing and Self Defence – 7 years up to adults
• BJJ – 13 years up to adults

Parents with children who are 7 years and above can train in the same class as their children if they are training in our Muay Thai Kick Boxing Classes, Karate classes or our weapons classes.

Bujutsu sells a wide range of merchandise through our pro shop. All of our uniforms are available for purchase; including Karate gi’s, BJJ gi’s, t shirts, rash guards, Muay Thai shorts, MMA shorts and martial arts belts etc are available for purchase.

Our pro shop is well stocked with all the safety gear you will ever need. Including leg guards, groin guards, gloves, and head guards.

A variety weapons are also available for purchase, including: bo’s, sai, karma, jo’s and bokken.

But the best part is that you will find that, all of our products are high quality and much cheaper than major distributors.

How often you should train depends upon how much time you have available. If you wish to progress in a reasonable timeframe and become competent in your chosen martial art, you should train at least 2 days a week.

However, many people nowadays only train 1 day per week, as that is all the time they have available. If you decide to train only 1 day a week, you should understand that your progress in terms of fitness, skill level and grade advancement will be slow. For children especially, this is the number one reason why they lose interest and give up.

For those who really want to get good at martial arts, we recommend 3 to 4 days of training each week.

We do offer one on one training for our members.

However, the hours of availability are limited, as our instructors are in high demand and are engaged of an afternoon and Saturday morning teaching our classes.

If you wish to undertake one on one training at Bujutsu, you also need to be training in at least one class per week.