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Goshin - jutsu (self - defense) from a punch.

Abdomen workout - Go from fluffy to buffy in a Jiffy

Jukaado Winter Camp - 2013 - Early morning session - Day 2.

Jukaado Winter Camp - 2013 - Body Conditioining

Jukaado Winter Camp - 2013 - Students Practicing Kakie with Goshin Jutsu Applications.

Do not try any of the techniques on your own. The students have been training regularly and are under supervision of an instructor. Always train under supervision of a trained and experienced instructor. A slight mistake in a movement could result in severe injury.

Jukaado Winter Camp - 2013 - 1st Training Session.

The Jukaado camp is a true test of body, mind and spirit. You get tested not only on your ability to train but to manage and live with any conditions you are put in to. It is training to prepare one to survive and adapt to all that is around them.  All the students trained very well especially when you consider that it was the first camp for most of them and quite a few are still nursing or recovering from some injury or the other. None of them ever gave up and kept pushing themselves to train. Even when they were woken up at 2am after a whole day of training they were all smiling and eager to train. This is Jukaado!!!! All the students are of varying fitness levels yet they all are constantly improving and getting better at their training. You do not need to be fit to train at Jukaado. What you need is a desire to train and a willingness to push yourself. The rest is our job, we will slowly but surely make you achieve a very high level of fitness.  ...

Martial arts training can not exist without Discipline, Mutual Respect and Proper Decorum.

At Jukaado we maintain the age old traditions of mutual respect, discipline and decorum. We have over the years asked many students to leave immediately from our dojo and have barred them from ever coming to train with us again if they have been found breaking the basic three requirements to train in any martial art. A person who does not have control over these three principles is not fit to be trained in martial arts. We give new comers some time to settle down and understand how a class is conducted and what is expected from them. We even give them a few warnings if we feel they are here to just cause trouble rather than train but if these warnings fall on deaf ears we stop them from training at Jukaado. Training such people could be harmful for society as there is a very good chance they will misuse the knowledge that they gain. Martial arts may it be from any country requires these three basic principles or characteristics to be followed. In the olden days if a student had b...