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Surrey Jitsu at National Competitions
Previous National competitions
Scroll through the gallery below for photos of previous competitions
 2009 Randori NationalsTheme party, not at the competition |  2010 nationals |  Surrey Jitsu success!You don't win if you don't try |
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 EllieDouble national medal winner |  Nath |  |
 Chris C 2010 |  |  2009 nationals |
 Ben 2010 |  |  |
 |  2010 nationals |  Richard |
 The line upHundreds of enthusiastic people come to the nationals in November and February |  Dans throwingEveryone can learn something new at the nationals |  Everyone gets a goWith regular training you can expect to achieve your first belt, your yellow belt, within 3 months |
 CoordinationThe nationals are a chance to learn something new, train with different grades and new people, make new friends and show what you can do |  Dans throwingThe dans are impressive to watch... |  Dans throwing... and can throw at speeds exceeding 30mph |
 Nev and GilbertHaving a good time |  Dans with coshThe November nationals train and test skills in dealing with strikes and attacks with weapons |  Minimal effortEveryone starts as a beginner, even those black belts! |
 Greens chucking each other aboutEvery single member is welcome at the nationals, especially beginners! |  Everyone gather inSometimes we are taught in small groups, sometimes everybody is having a go at the same technique |  Everyone's having a goIt's a great atmosphere and fantastic to meet the friends you made at the last nationals! |
 Little Miss JitsuHappy sunshiney jitsuka |  FocusWe train you to deal with unarmed and armed aggressors |  BalanceIncreased balance, coordination, awareness and confidence are just some of the things you can expect from jitsu |
 |  Knees up!You can expect to learn many throws for various situations and how to fall safely |  Varied teaching includes groundworkIf groundwork is more your thing, you'll love the February nationals! |
 Mind that sword!Often faced with swords only to discover you left yours at home? Come along to jitsu for solutions to this common everyday problem! |  Walking the gauntletHugs, but not as you know them! |  Feeling ready for anythingJitsu has a focus on self defence |
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