Kevin O’Hagan – Joint Breaking

The technique will consist of 80% standing and 20% on the ground, which is a departure from modern Brazilian jujutsu.

Kevin O’Hagan – Joint Breaking

Kevin O’Hagan has been training and coaching Martial arts for 44 years to date and is still actively on the mats daily.
He is a world-renowned Martial artist based on reality. He holds a 7thDan Black belt masters grade Combat Jujutsu.
Kevin It is highly sought-after-For his deep knowledge and understanding of combat arts, he was a sought-after instructor. He has been a teacher all over the world.
He began training in 1975. In 1982, he founded his first club in Bristol.
Kevin Is a senior instructor in the British Combat Association and All styles Martial Arts association/self-defense federation.
He holds black belt rank in Karate Jutsu, Goshin Jutsu.
Kevin He has also competed in Professional MMA, as well as in many other formats of grapple, strike, submission grappling, and in earlier forms of no holds barred combat.
At 43, he fought in a European title eliminator for welterweight and won.
He was a pioneer in cage fighting. In 2000, he opened the first ever MMA classes in Bristol and the South West.
Kevin He was also part the training team that coached the first British MMA fighter to Japan to compete in the Pride fighting championships.
Kevin In 2016, at 55 years old, I retired actively from competitive fight and won a Silver Medal in the NAGA executive division no Gi.
Kevin He is a veteran self-defense and reality combat exponent and this is his main area.
He has trained everyone from the police, security and frontline staff of the NHS to businesspeople travelling abroad and corporate clients.
He is the author of several nonfiction books.-fiction and fiction as well as producing his own unique training DVD’s.
Kevin Inducted into the M.A.I hall-of-fame and awarded a lifetime achievement for his contribution to Martial arts.
These days Kevin Primarily, teaches private clients Combat Jujutsu as well as Self-Protection. He also organizes yearly seminars and workshops.
Kevin Also certified in Sports psychology and NLP techniques. He also coaches people in positive thinking and fear management. ‘Winning minds programme.’
ABOUT
You can learn how to become your own bodyguard by following these steps. Kevin’s unique style of Japanese Combat Ju Jutsu then you can expect to learn:
Street protection for females and males against criminal predators
Training in defence against blunt weapons, edged weapons, and firearms.
Security personnel can be controlled and restrained.
Combative ground-fighting.
Combat jujutsu.
For real-world combat, mental and physical conditioning are essential.
Anti-bullying strategies for children.
The power of knockout strike development
Kevin He no longer coaches classes, but now teaches bespoke one-to-one sessions and small private groups. Learn from him by booking him now ‘real deal’.
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JAPANESE COMBAT JUJUTSU: COMPONENTS
You can split the grading syllabus into two parts. Learning the techniques of jujutsu, as well as combative application to self-defense. You must be proficient in both elements of Japanese combat jujutsu.
My syllabus is from red to black belt, and higher. As you learn new techniques and advanced application, each grade becomes more challenging.
It is possible to break down the physical parts of the art into smaller sections. They can be arranged as follows:
ATEMI -WAZA – Striking and manipulation of the bodies vital points and nerve centres.
NAGE-WAZA- Takedowns and throws.
KANSETSU-WAZA -Joint locks, immobilisations.
TAIHO-WAZA – Control and arrest techniques.
KOTSU HO WAZA – Bone breaking.
SHIME -WAZA – Choking and strangulation.
NEWAZA- ground fighting.
KOBO-WAZA -Weapons techniques.
These components will be found in most combat jujutsu techniques.
The technique will consist of 80% standing and 20% on the ground, which is a departure from modern Brazilian jujutsu.
This was because original battlefield jujutsu had been fought in armour and with guns. Unarmed techniques only came into play if a weapon was lost, broken or both party’s clashed into a grapple.
It would have been very dangerous to go to the ground.
This belief holds true because if you were to use combative self defense techniques, then going to the floor would not be your first choice. We are not engaging in a sport-based grappling match that has rules and regulations. Street life is unpredictable and there are no rules.
Many of the modern sports techniques can be found in-Day Jujutsu wouldn’t translate well to streets, where weapons are common and multiple attacks are common.
Additional techniques that are taught are of cerebral nature.
Warrior mindset
Fear control and adrenal reactions
The anatomy and consequences of violence
Streetwise awareness and streetwise tactics
You can learn the combative aspect of the art to self-defense if you don’t have the time or desire to learn it all. It may be in blocks of 4,8.0.10.22 or more to meet your needs. As proof that you completed your course successfully, you will receive a signed certificate.

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