ALIVE DOJO Brazilian Jiu Jitsu & Judo

I'd rather use judo than bjj against a homeless crackhead. Imagine getting pricked by a needle once you mount. source, 2026 ↗

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Sports like indoor netball, cricket, soccer Martial arts like boxing, judo, jiu jitsu, muy Thai Gumming for fitness, bodybuilding, powerlifting or cross fitting Community classes like languages, life skills, computer skills Rock climbing, go karting, painting, paintball shooting, rifling, pistol club Plenty of things to do in SA, if any of those tickled your fancy just google south Auckland (insert hobby) and something will pop up source, 2023 ↗

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Thanks, man. And sorry for the late reply, was away for a week and turned off social media - speaking of which, that is another NY resolution for me, less social media! I have tried judo for a few months (a few years ago) at the Auckland Uni judo club which has a very strong Kosen/newaza tradition. I enjoyed it, but I tore the meniscus in my right knee during randori which required surgery. I went back and came close to tweaking my knee again and gave it up as I don't want to compromise my joints. My knee has never really recovered e.g. my knee flared up again during cricket a couple of seas source, 2023 ↗

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Thanks for the info; I'm aware of the fraudulent book, but while that is not my source for that name, I unfortunately don't have access to my original source anymore and would have to go digging to confirm. From an initial dig, the Wikipedia article for Maeda contains a sourced statement (with a citation that I have not checked personally) that, > "Even in Japan, judo and jujutsu were not considered separate disciplines at that time. Indeed, it was not until 1925 that there started to be clear differentiation of the names in Japan". > Motomura, Kiyoto (2005). "Budō in the Physical Edu source, 2022 ↗

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Around wrestling. It’s not very common at all, but BJJ is extremely popular and Auckland has several clubs, most of which offer kids classes. Traditional martial arts such as Judo and TKD also have various clubs around and are still relatively popular. source, 2022 ↗

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[http://www.aucklandbjj.com/p/training-details-whenwhere.html](http://www.aucklandbjj.com/p/training-details-whenwhere.html) 20$ per week on automatic payment. no contract. If you are a student, it is $18 per week. The price is on the website. One of the dojo is located in Epsom which is the next neighborhood to Newmarket. You can do 2 BJJ classes & 4 Judo classes per week. ​ if you need more information, just send a private message. source, 2019 ↗

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There are alot of training options...not sure about Open mats but you will have Tukaha Bjj, Atos in the city, Auckland Bjj and University Judo Club (kosen judo) all available. source, 2017 ↗

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