Haugesund Ju-Jutsu Klubb is a member-run dojo in Haugesund, Norway, dedicated to teaching traditional ju-jutsu, practical self-defence, and structured martial arts training. Since its founding in 1974, the club has focused on progressive practice, emphasizing technique, control, fitness, and safe partner work. Beginners are welcomed during announced enrolment periods to train in supervised groups, rather than accessing the space as an open gym.
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Haugesund Ju-Jutsu Club is a member-run dojo teaching traditional ju-jutsu, practical self-defence and structured martial-arts training.
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Adults · Beginners · Children · Students · Women · Competitive athletes
Founded in 1974, the club organises progressive practice around technique, control, fitness and safe partner work. Beginners join through announced enrolment periods and train in supervised groups rather than using the room as an open gym.
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