Proven in combat, proven in
tournament competition, proven in self defense!
What It Is and What to Expect
Wabujitsu is a system of Ju-Jitsu recognized and accepted by the United
States Ju-Jitsu Federation (USJJF), the National Governing Body of Ju-Jitsu
in the United States for the Ju-Jitsu
International Federation (JJIF). It is a dynamic system of combat and
self-defense that allows the practitioner to learn common-sense, SIMPLE and
direct methods to avoid and/or survive a violent encounter. It consists of
impact techniques (such as punches and kicks), controlling techniques (such as
joint locks), throwing techniques, and ground-fighting techniques. It is
presented with strategy and tactics that makes sense within a modern context.
Adult students are also taught other options of a more combative nature.
Founder:
Wabujitsu International and the Sarasota
Budo Club (hombu dojo) were founded in 1996 by Jeffrey A. Cook. He began
his martial arts career in Judo and Aikido in 1979. As a member of the United
States Judo Association, he successfully competed in local and AAU-sanctioned
events, including a Bronze Medal in the AAU United States Junior Olympics. Jeff
has trained in Judo, Aikido, White Dragon kung fu, Tae Kwondo, Wado Ryu
Karate and Shinto Yoshin Jujitsu and Shuri Ryu Karate. Jeff is also currently
training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Wabujitsu International has students across the
US, including a club in Los Angeles, CA., Sarasota, FL., and Brandon, Florida..
Jeff provides seminars across the country in traditional martial arts as well as
a military combatives program.
Instructor:Michael Pancer, pictured at
top.
Black Belt in Kempo Karate
Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do
Black Belt in Wabujitsu
Training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Kick USA (Kids In Competition Karate) State Grappling Coordinator
Cardio Kickboxing instructor
15 years in the martial arts
I began martial arts in the early 90's. Achieving my 1st black belt in Kempo
Karate. Feeling that something was missing, I began to research martial arts
styles.
The most
important discovery I made was that a fight has 3 stages:1st – Striking – stand up
fighting; 2nd -Clinching – where the fighters can grab each other and choke, throw,
trip, etc.. 3rd
– Ground fighting – here the fight usually ends in some form of grappling
and submission. I searched many schools for a martial art of almost mixed styles
that would provide all the real world, complete training that I felt was needed.
Wabujitsu was the answer I had been looking for. I hope it will provide what you
are looking for as well !