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Arlington Budoshin JuJitsu Dojo: Self Defense for the Rest of Us
 
Women’s Self-Defense

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We believe in the right of every woman to defend herself. If you do not have the time to commit to a regular weekly training program this workshop is for you. We offer this hands-on practical class every few months. No prior martial arts experience is needed.The next workshop is scheduled as follows:

Saturday, January 24, 2009, 3pm to 6pm

$30, Discounted Member Price $25

3422 13th Street North, Arlington

 To register, please contact the YMCA Arlington

The instructors for class are Evelina Gueorguieva (pictured at left) and Thomas Salander. Both of their biographies are available on the Instructor’s Page.


“What I liked most was the encouragement and reinforcement. It teaches you the basics and lets you know you can do it.”
Michele

“It’s a great start to becoming more aware of your surroundings and becoming confident in the ability to fend of an attack.”
Laura

“What I liked most was learning how to defend myself, especially against someone bigger than myself.”
Chris

“It’s easy to get a little lazy about safety. This class reminded me that the best self-defense is to avoid potentially dangerous situations in the first place.”
Holly

“Being the victim of a violent crime, I feel that this seminar/Ju-Jitsu is helping me regain my sense of security.”
Kate

“For me, the class is mostly about self-confidence.”
Kim


We can bring this workshop to your work or social group. Please e-mail the instructor for additional information.


Okuri Online: Journal of the American JuJitsu Association has several articles on Women in the Martial Arts, most written by top female instructors:

Additional Recommended Reading... (click here)
Here is one of our young women students — in high school at the time — now attending Brigham Young University. The exercise has one student attacking the other student repeatedly. The defender does not know what the attack will be ahead of time, a crucial practice for learning true self-defense. The attacks are a variety of grabs and strikes. Once the defender initiates her defensive move the attacker cooperates to avoid the injury he would likely sustain in a real street confrontation.


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