[Including Santa Clarita Park Registration Information]
Sensei Michael Langewisch
We welcome you to the Budoshin Ju-Jitsu Dojo, established in 1967. We have been serving the Santa Clarita community since 1996 with a continuous instructional program in traditional Japanese Jujitsu.
Traditional Japanese Jujitsu is often called a “parent art” because it is the source art from which judo, aikido, some styles of karate, Gracie/Brazilian jiu-jitsu, MMA, and other more modern arts evolved from.
The wide spectrum of traditional Japanese Jujitsu is what will help you develop a strong and personalized self-defense system aligned to a variety of needs. Budoshin Jujitsu is NOT an “all or nothing” approach. Your proficiency in this “gentle art” will give you a variety of effective responses suitable to any situation.
Sensei: Michael Langewisch, 5th dan Budoshin Jujitsu, AJA certified instructor.
Assisting Sensei: Chris Clark, Shodan, and Eric Sallee, Shodan, AJA certified instructors.
Advising Sensei: George Kirby, 10th dan Budoshin Jujitsu, taught directly by the late Professor Jack “Sanzo” Seki and Black Belt Magazine’s 2007 Hall of Fame Instructor of the Year Award recipient!
Please feel free to visit our class as often as you wish, watch it in operation, and feel free to ask any questions! You may also E-mail Sensei Langewisch or Sensei Kirby for more information.
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Sensei George Kirby
REGISTRATION:
For class and registration information click HERE or call 661-250-3700.
Students may register up through the third week of class.
Students under age 18 MUST bring a parent to the first class to fill out the class participant agreement. Parents are welcome to stay and watch all classes.
Minimum age: 12
Please call 661 250-3700 or E-mail Sensei Langewisch if you have any questions. A fairly accurate map to our dojo is below:
The Budoshin Jujitsu Dojo is a IRS code 501c3 non-profit educational foundation with a tax-exempt status. Donations to the Budishin Jujitsu Dojo may be tax-deductible.
