There is an old Japanese saying: 'Bujutsu shogei no chichihaha wa taijutsu nari.' Translated it suggests that 'Tai-Jutsu is the mother and father of all martial arts.' Tai-Jutsu is a relatively unknown martial art of the Koryu (old arts) and literally means 'Body Art' or more commonly 'Body Movement.' Its techniques rely on the science of body movements and use grappling, evasion and striking skills to generate a complete style for combat.
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"Hi and a big welcome to everyone joining Tai-Jutsu here at Leeds Met University I hope you've all had a great summer holiday. My name is Jonathan Krylczuk and I am the club chairman this year. It is my job is to make sure that your experience at our great club is a good and memorable one. If you would like to get in contact with me, e-mail: tai_jutsu_lmu@yahoo.com. I look forward to seeing you all at Tai-Jutsu and around the university."
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The best way to understand Tai-Jutsu is to get involved and see how effective it is for yourself. The sessions welcome newcomers at any time throughout the year, so do not feel as though you have to wait for the start of a new year to begin, you can start at any time. If you need any further information on Tai-Jutsu sessions, feel free to contact us and we will help with any queries.
General Information: info@taijutsu.org.uk
Details of the LMU club: tai_jutsu_lmu@yahoo.com
Specifically for the Instructor: sensei@taijutsu.org.uk
For Text information: 07732 435952