Taiho-Jutsu or 'arresting art' is an ideal martial art for anybody who wishes to feel more confident and more able to protect themselves from possible threats.
Taiho Jutsu was until recently taught and practised almost exclusively by police officers. Taiho Jutsu clubs can be found at various locations in the UK and abroad.
The British Taiho-Jutsu Asssociation was founded in 1996 to provide an official association to which Taiho-Jutsu clubs could become affiliated, creating a focal point for individuals and clubs around the UK. The objectives of the association are
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To encourage and promote the practise of Taiho-Jutsu and to disseminate knowledge and information thereto.
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To organise and establish a coaching and promotion structure and to maintain a register of Dan grades, coaches and examiners.
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Maintain a recognised standard of ethical behaviour and conduct of the members of the association.
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