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HSJ logo High Sierra Jujitsu teaches the Hawaiian DanZan Ryu Jujitsu system incorporating other martial arts such as Kendo, United Fighting Arts, Hawaiian Kempo, Modern Arnis, Submission Grappling, Weapons, Seifukujitsu and Okazaki Restorative Massage (ORM). High Sierra students learn self defense tactics and strategies as well as healing techniques for men, women, children and families.

DanZan Ryu Jujitsu (DZR) is an internationally recognized system of Hawaiian Jujitsu engaging the student in a lifetime of self discovery. DZR is effective on the streets and competitive in the gym, but foremost, it is a system of character development and completion that follows ethical principles. Students of DZR practice not only techniques, but the belief in Kokua (helping spirit) and Ohana (family spirit). At High Sierra Jujitsu the martial arts is for a lifetime and for everyone, old, young, athletic or physically challenged. High Sierra Jujitsu maintains a supply and demand philosophy where classes will be scheduled for the student's convenience if the interest and committment are real.

Jujitsu throwHigh Sierra Jujitsu is a member of the AJJF (American Judo & Jujitsu Federation). The AJJF is an international, nonprofit, tax-exempt corporation represented by Jujitsu, Judo and other martial arts systems and styles. The AJJF certifies DanZan Ryu Jujitsu black belt ranks. High standards of skill, knowledge, proficiency and ethical conduct are required for a nationally recognized AJJF DanZan Ryu Jujitsu black belt rank. Hundreds of men and women currently hold AJJF black belt ranks.

All AJJF members receive free copies of the Kiai Echo, the AJJF's quarterly newsletter. Clinics occur throughout the year and involve in-depth classes that encourage the exchange of information for participants of all levels and abilities. The peak of participation is the National Convention, where students from all over the world attend. AJJF members, visitors from other martial arts systems and guest instructors gather for a long weekend of intensive study and fellowship. The national convention is a great opportunity to meet and study with the high-ranking professors and sensei of the AJJF.

Prospective students are invited to come by the dojo and learn more about who we are and what we do. You can jump right in and participate in a class or just sit back and watch the fun. See the current schedule for our location and class times, or contact us for more information.