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| − | == AJJ INTRODUCTORY COURSE == | + | == AJJ SUMMER 2018 INTRODUCTORY COURSE ANNOUNCEMENT == |
| − | The | + | === What, When and Where === |
| + | The 2018 Summer American Jiu Jitsu Self-Defense Intro Course will begin at 7PM on Tuesday, June 12th 2018. The introductory class will run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-9pm all summer, with additional normal club practice times on Mondays (7-9pm) and Sundays (3-5pm). | ||
| − | + | If you miss the start (or want to start early), please come anyway to the next class time on Tuesday or Thursday, we welcome brand new students at all Tuesday and Thursday classes. | |
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| − | + | Intro-course students are also welcome to Monday and Sunday club practices, but must be prepared to do their best to follow along with the faster paced format that matches general club workouts, as Monday and Sunday club practices do not follow the introductory curriculum. | |
| + | Before you come to your first class, please fill out [https://www.dosportseasy.com/mitclubsports/join.php?h=jiujitsu the MIT Club sports waiver for American Jiu Jitsu club]. In addition, please email the club officers at 'jitsu-off@mit.edu' if you want to be added to the club practice mailing list. | ||
| − | + | We suggest athletic clothing such as a t-shirt and sweatpants. A white gi and white belt is also appropriate if you own one. | |
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| − | + | If you have any questions feel free to contact our club instructors (''self-defense@mit.edu'') or take a look at the [[FAQ]]. | |
===AJJ Self-Defense Intro Course Philosophy=== | ===AJJ Self-Defense Intro Course Philosophy=== | ||
Intro courses are offered at the start of each term. The intro course curriculum includes self-defense techniques and strategies from all levels of Jiu Jitsu. The primary focus of the intro course is to bring students with little or no previous experience to a level that allows them to engage fully in all classes, and to be able to perform and learn any technique safely and effectively. While mastery requires a great deal of practice, students who complete the intro class will build a great deal of confidence in dealing with self-defense scenarios and will possess the tools necessary to continue their training through the intermediate and advanced levels of Jiu Jitsu instruction. | Intro courses are offered at the start of each term. The intro course curriculum includes self-defense techniques and strategies from all levels of Jiu Jitsu. The primary focus of the intro course is to bring students with little or no previous experience to a level that allows them to engage fully in all classes, and to be able to perform and learn any technique safely and effectively. While mastery requires a great deal of practice, students who complete the intro class will build a great deal of confidence in dealing with self-defense scenarios and will possess the tools necessary to continue their training through the intermediate and advanced levels of Jiu Jitsu instruction. | ||
| − | [[Media:AJJ_TriFold_2012-1.pdf|Click here for the American Jiu Jitsu Tri-Fold Brocure]] | + | [[Media:AJJ_TriFold_2012-1.pdf|Click here for the American Jiu Jitsu Tri-Fold Brocure]] for a preview of what you'll learn during your first semester. |
| − | == | + | == AJJ 2018-2019 ACADEMIC YEAR GENERAL CLUB PRACTICE SCHEDULE == |
| − | + | TBD | |
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| − | == | + | == Who We Are == |
| − | While we offer two scheduled intro classes each year, we welcome new students all the time! Beginners are welcome at any class, anytime during the Fall, Spring, and Summer terms. | + | We train in practical and effective self‐defense – both traditional and modern. We employ extensive scenario‐based self-defense education appropriate for all body types, fitness, and experience levels. |
| + | A true martial art is neither a sport nor a dance; it must be as effective on the street as it is on the battlefield…it must train the practitioner for the probable and prepare them for the unthinkable. | ||
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| + | American Jiu-Jitsu Club has been at MIT since 1994. We learn and practice Jiu-Jitsu (jujutsu, ju-jitsu), or the "Gentle Art," consisting of a wide variety of techniques: joint locks, submission holds, throws, strikes, weapons use and unarmed weapon defense (gun, knife, blunt weapons), and ground-defense - not to mention de-escalation techniques and strategies. Jiu-Jitsu does not rely on brute strength, but rather on flexible response and the use of an attacker's own energy. Jiu-Jitsu prepares a person for any situation, including stand-up and ground fighting with and without weapons, and multiple attacks. | ||
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| + | == Where We Practice == | ||
| + | Classes are ONLY open to members of the MIT community with athletics cards. While we have many MIT staff and faculty members as well as spouses and alumni, our primary focus is always on the MIT student. We were founded by students and pride ourselves in being a student-run, student-led organization. We meet in the Wrestling Room on the 2nd floor of DuPont Gym during the Fall, IAP, and Spring terms (that's Building W32 on the [http://whereis.mit.edu/?go=W32 map]). If you have any questions feel free to contact our club instructors (''self-defense@mit.edu'') or take a look at the [[FAQ]]. | ||
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| + | '''Note:''' To get to the DuPont Wrestling Room, you must enter the athletics complex through the Z-center entrance... walk through the Rockwell Cage (basketball courts), and into DuPont. Go upstairs. The Wrestling room is 2/3 the way down the hall. If you get lost, ask the desk staff to direct you to the DuPont Wrestling Room. | ||
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| + | ==When We Practice== | ||
| + | While we offer two scheduled intro classes each year, we also welcome new students all the time! Beginners are welcome at any class, anytime during the Fall, Spring, and Summer terms, but if this will be your VERY first class, please come on a Monday or Wednesday (for Fall 2017). | ||
'''For a PDF map of DuPont, and where we practice, [[Media:AJJ_DuPont_Practice_Locaitons.pdf|click here]] | '''For a PDF map of DuPont, and where we practice, [[Media:AJJ_DuPont_Practice_Locaitons.pdf|click here]] | ||
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| + | ''Schedule updated 9/10/2017 | ||
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| − | + | ===Standard Academic Year 2017 Schedule=== | |
| + | Intro class begins Monday, September 11 at 9pm. | ||
| − | + | ''(September - May) | |
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''' Intro and Intermediate Class: Monday - 9 to 11 p.m. | ''' Intro and Intermediate Class: Monday - 9 to 11 p.m. | ||
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| − | ''' | + | ''' Normal Club Practice (All ranks, belt techniques): Thursday - 9 to 11 p.m. |
* DuPont Wrestling Room | * DuPont Wrestling Room | ||
| + | * All students welcome. Expect to work on belt-level-appropriate techniques, grappling, or special topics. Normally includes open mat practice time. Class moves faster than Intro class. | ||
''' Open Mat: Sunday - 2 to 3 p.m. | ''' Open Mat: Sunday - 2 to 3 p.m. | ||
* DuPont Wrestling Room | * DuPont Wrestling Room | ||
| − | ''' | + | ''' Normal Club Practice (All ranks, belt techniques): Sunday - 3 to 5 p.m. |
* DuPont Wrestling Room | * DuPont Wrestling Room | ||
| + | * All students welcome. Expect to work on belt-level-appropriate techniques, grappling, or special topics. Normally includes open mat practice time. Class moves faster than Intro class. | ||
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Revision as of 08:37, 21 June 2018
Contents
AJJ SUMMER 2018 INTRODUCTORY COURSE ANNOUNCEMENT
What, When and Where
The 2018 Summer American Jiu Jitsu Self-Defense Intro Course will begin at 7PM on Tuesday, June 12th 2018. The introductory class will run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-9pm all summer, with additional normal club practice times on Mondays (7-9pm) and Sundays (3-5pm).
If you miss the start (or want to start early), please come anyway to the next class time on Tuesday or Thursday, we welcome brand new students at all Tuesday and Thursday classes.
Intro-course students are also welcome to Monday and Sunday club practices, but must be prepared to do their best to follow along with the faster paced format that matches general club workouts, as Monday and Sunday club practices do not follow the introductory curriculum.
Before you come to your first class, please fill out the MIT Club sports waiver for American Jiu Jitsu club. In addition, please email the club officers at 'jitsu-off@mit.edu' if you want to be added to the club practice mailing list.
We suggest athletic clothing such as a t-shirt and sweatpants. A white gi and white belt is also appropriate if you own one.
If you have any questions feel free to contact our club instructors (self-defense@mit.edu) or take a look at the FAQ.
AJJ Self-Defense Intro Course Philosophy
Intro courses are offered at the start of each term. The intro course curriculum includes self-defense techniques and strategies from all levels of Jiu Jitsu. The primary focus of the intro course is to bring students with little or no previous experience to a level that allows them to engage fully in all classes, and to be able to perform and learn any technique safely and effectively. While mastery requires a great deal of practice, students who complete the intro class will build a great deal of confidence in dealing with self-defense scenarios and will possess the tools necessary to continue their training through the intermediate and advanced levels of Jiu Jitsu instruction.
Click here for the American Jiu Jitsu Tri-Fold Brocure for a preview of what you'll learn during your first semester.
AJJ 2018-2019 ACADEMIC YEAR GENERAL CLUB PRACTICE SCHEDULE
TBD
Who We Are
We train in practical and effective self‐defense – both traditional and modern. We employ extensive scenario‐based self-defense education appropriate for all body types, fitness, and experience levels. A true martial art is neither a sport nor a dance; it must be as effective on the street as it is on the battlefield…it must train the practitioner for the probable and prepare them for the unthinkable.
American Jiu-Jitsu Club has been at MIT since 1994. We learn and practice Jiu-Jitsu (jujutsu, ju-jitsu), or the "Gentle Art," consisting of a wide variety of techniques: joint locks, submission holds, throws, strikes, weapons use and unarmed weapon defense (gun, knife, blunt weapons), and ground-defense - not to mention de-escalation techniques and strategies. Jiu-Jitsu does not rely on brute strength, but rather on flexible response and the use of an attacker's own energy. Jiu-Jitsu prepares a person for any situation, including stand-up and ground fighting with and without weapons, and multiple attacks.
Where We Practice
Classes are ONLY open to members of the MIT community with athletics cards. While we have many MIT staff and faculty members as well as spouses and alumni, our primary focus is always on the MIT student. We were founded by students and pride ourselves in being a student-run, student-led organization. We meet in the Wrestling Room on the 2nd floor of DuPont Gym during the Fall, IAP, and Spring terms (that's Building W32 on the map). If you have any questions feel free to contact our club instructors (self-defense@mit.edu) or take a look at the FAQ.
Note: To get to the DuPont Wrestling Room, you must enter the athletics complex through the Z-center entrance... walk through the Rockwell Cage (basketball courts), and into DuPont. Go upstairs. The Wrestling room is 2/3 the way down the hall. If you get lost, ask the desk staff to direct you to the DuPont Wrestling Room.
When We Practice
While we offer two scheduled intro classes each year, we also welcome new students all the time! Beginners are welcome at any class, anytime during the Fall, Spring, and Summer terms, but if this will be your VERY first class, please come on a Monday or Wednesday (for Fall 2017).
For a PDF map of DuPont, and where we practice, click here
Schedule updated 9/10/2017
Standard Academic Year 2017 Schedule
Intro class begins Monday, September 11 at 9pm.
(September - May)
Intro and Intermediate Class: Monday - 9 to 11 p.m.
- DuPont Wrestling Room
Intro and Intermediate Class: Wednesday - 9 to 11 p.m.
- DuPont Wrestling Room
Normal Club Practice (All ranks, belt techniques): Thursday - 9 to 11 p.m.
- DuPont Wrestling Room
- All students welcome. Expect to work on belt-level-appropriate techniques, grappling, or special topics. Normally includes open mat practice time. Class moves faster than Intro class.
Open Mat: Sunday - 2 to 3 p.m.
- DuPont Wrestling Room
Normal Club Practice (All ranks, belt techniques): Sunday - 3 to 5 p.m.
- DuPont Wrestling Room
- All students welcome. Expect to work on belt-level-appropriate techniques, grappling, or special topics. Normally includes open mat practice time. Class moves faster than Intro class.
