British Ju Jitsu Association

British Ju Jitsu Association

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The Sport England recognised Governing Body for Ju Jitsu in Great Britain, the BJJA was originally founded in 1956 by Soke James Blundell and was later re-constituted in 1988. Since 1960, The British Ju-Jitsu Association National Governing Body Recognised by Sport England has been providing instruction and governance of Ju-Jitsu in the United Kingdom.

19/08/2026

Deadline for applications for this course is Saturday 29th August.
For further information please contact Mike [email protected]

05/08/2026

Information packs for the Midlands Ju-Jitsu Championships will be sent out to Association Leaders and Head Coaches from Tuesday 1st September. Deadline for entries Thursday 1st October
We look forward to another great event

23/06/2026

Applications are now being accepted for the next BJJAGB Regional Coaching Course at Exeter Martial Arts on Sunday 25th October

For further information contact [email protected]
All applicants must be nominated by their Lead Coach / Head of Association

Photos from British Ju Jitsu Association's post 05/05/2026

British Ju Jitsu Goes From Strength to Strength!

On 3rd May 2026, the British Ju Jitsu National Governing Body Referee & Officials Congress took place at the Village Hotel, Walsall — and it was a powerful reminder of how BJJAGB continues to grow, evolve, and raise standards across the board.

With over 70 participants in attendance, this was one of our most successful congresses to date. We welcomed new candidates, officials renewing their licences, and experienced referees taking part in a refresher course — all committed to continuous development.

The day was structured across three dedicated classrooms, allowing groups to be divided appropriately and ensuring focused, high-quality learning at every level. This professional approach highlights exactly why BJJAGB continues to go from strength to strength

A real highlight of the day was seeing candidates achieve their next level of progression — moving from Desk Officials (Striped Tie) to Blue Tie, and on to the prestigious Senior Referee Red Tie. These symbolic tie presentations represent hard work, dedication, and the ongoing commitment to excellence within our officiating team.

Here are some fantastic moments from the day — in the classrooms, on the hotel steps, and capturing the special tie presentation ceremonies.

Congratulations to everyone who progressed, and thank you to all who took part in making the day such a success.

The future of British Ju Jitsu officiating has never looked stronger!

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