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If anyone can help,that would be great if unable to get any mats then its back to the 1970's.
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Some old photos from the club 2015 to 2017

Will be a great weekend

In Japanese (specifically Okinawan, where tonfa kata originates) martial arts, footwork generally involves moving on the balls of the feet, often with a sliding motion (known as suriashi or tsugi-ashi), rather than lifting them completely or pivoting heavily on the heels. The specific technique, however, depends on the movement and style.
Footwork in Tonfa Kata
Sliding (Suriashi/Tsugi-ashi): The feet often "glide" just above or along the ground to maintain a low center of gravity and stability, making it harder for an opponent to unbalance or sweep the practitioner. This method helps ensure continuous connection to the ground for power generation and quick adjustments.

In Japanese, jujutsu (柔術) most commonly translates to "gentle art".

The term is composed of two kanji characters:
Jū (柔): Means "gentle," "soft," "flexible," "supple," or "yielding". In a martial context, it refers to the principle of yielding to an opponent’s force rather than meeting it with direct resistance.
Jutsu (術): Means "art," "technique," "skill," or "science".

Recieved a few weeks ago, not much going right for me at the moment but brought a smile to my face

Quick call what species is this one

Great weekend at NEJJKA 45TH ANNERVERSARY and one good surprise.
Met up with some old friends and made new ones.

From a participant. Fantastic seminar with Hanshi Guido Nicoli Hanshi Colombini Andrea and Hanshi Mike Widdall with Kyoshi Paul Simpson Kyoshi Sean Corr and Renshi Jock Hunter Snr