“Ju” means gentle, supple, or flexible.

“Jitsu” means art or technique, and represents manipulating the opponent‘s force against himself rather than confronting it with one‘s own force.

Japanese jujitsu systems typically emphasize more on throwing, pinning, and joint-locking techniques, as well as striking techniques.

• When

  Tuesdays, from 18:30 to 20:00

  No classes during the spring holidays from the 14 April until the 19 April and on public holidays.

• Where

  Lycée Belval sport hall, room P3.

  The sport room is located in the basement of the Lycée: you just need to go downstairs.
  Register and deregister at the reception of the Lycée.

• Available places

  20

• Registration

  Registration is mandatory for each session via Affluences 7 days prior to the session.

• Equipment

  Comfortable clothes, a Kimono can be provided afterwards upon request.

  Wear indoor sport shoes and bring some water.

• Contact

  Léa Foubert
  Giovanni Sportelli

• Languages of instruction

  Mainly French
  (some explanations could be given in intermediate level English)

• Organised by

  Student Life

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