Self Defence Central Dojo
Martial arts classes · Osborne Park and Balcatta
About this provider
The children's jujutsu program teaches the same Goshin Jujutsu as the adults, structured for children and graded through a junior syllabus. 1 Children learn to fall safely, move, use position and leverage instead of strength, and defend against grabs, punches and kicks. 5 The dojo says classes are small, usually eight to twelve students, and the principal instructor teaches children personally. 8 There are no tournaments or point-scoring, and training is partner-based and cooperative. 11 12
At a glance
| Ages | 6–12 years 21 |
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| Class times | Monday, Tuesday 5pm 22 |
| Opening hours (Google) | Monday 5–7.30pm; Tuesday, Wednesday 5–7pm; Thursday, Friday, Sunday closed; Saturday 9–11am 14 |
| Address | Unit 7a/44 Hutton St, Osborne Park WA 6017 13 |
| Trial | free 23 |
Nothing published about costs.
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| Ages | 6–12 years 21 | ||
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| Trial | free 23 |
Venues and opening hours
Self Defence Central Dojo
Unit 7a/44 Hutton St, Osborne Park WA 6017 13
| Monday | 5–7.30pm |
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| Tuesday, Wednesday | 5–7pm |
| Thursday, Friday, Sunday | closed |
| Saturday | 9–11am |
Osborne Park and Balcatta
Where the facts come from
- www.selfdefencecentral.com.au · published by the place
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A children's jujutsu programme for ages 6 to 12.
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The same curriculum as the adult programme, calibrated for young bodies — taught seriously, not
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Small classes. Your child is known by name from their first session.
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The dojo's principal instructor teaches your child personally.
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Classes are deliberately small — usually eight to twelve students.
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Tsutsumi Hozan Ryu at this dojo is not a competitive or sport martial art.
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There are no tournaments and no point-scoring. Training is partner-based and cooperative — students work
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A children's jujutsu programme for ages 6 to 12.
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Classes Monday and Tuesday at 5pm. Monday with B'Elanna Diaz, Tuesday with Andre Diaz.
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- www.selfdefencecentral.com.au/Kids · published by the place
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It's the same Japanese jujutsu the adults train here — Goshin Jujutsu — structured for
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children, taught at a child's pace, and graded through a real junior syllabus.
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Children learn how to fall without hurting themselves, how to move, how to use position
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and leverage instead of strength. Over time, they learn to defend against grabs, punches, and
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kicks. They do it in small classes, with instructors who know each child by name.
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That's normal and expected. The first class is a free trial — if your child
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- www.google.com/maps · Google listing
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Unit 7a/44 Hutton St, Osborne Park WA 6017
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Monday 5–7.30pm
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Tuesday 5–7pm
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Wednesday 5–7pm
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Thursday closed
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Friday closed
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Saturday 9–11am
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Sunday closed
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