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| Style List | GOSHIN-RYU JU JUTSU http://members.shaw.ca/gojiujitsu/
 What is Ju Jutsu ?
Jujutsu is the basis for many martial arts, including Judo, Karate and Aikido.
The essence of Jujutsu is the ability to move from one technique to another to defend yourself.
A traditional Japanese Martial Art derived of:
Kicking and punching,
Throwing,
Joint-locking,
Pressure point control
Ground defense
What is Goshin-Ryu Ju Jutsu ?
The style of Jujutsu and Karate taught is the Canadian system of Jujutsu , Can-Ryu founded by
Professor Georges Sylvain O-Sensei. Can-Ryu is taught as our Jujutsu foundation up to Shodan level. See the links for more information on Can-Ryu.
The Canadian System of Jiu-Jitsu is composed of six techniques:
Striking, Blocking, Throwing, Joint-Locking, Neck Restraint, and Ground Defense.
These techniques can be employed either alone or in combination with each other to:
A– escape from holds
B– defend against fist and kick attacks
C– defend against an armed assailant
D– control an assailant after he is subdued
The higher dan ranks practice traditional JuJutsu in combination with Can-Ryu:
Eishin Ryu Iai-Jutsu (Iaido); Atemi Waza Jutsu; Suntetsu Jutsu; Iai Batto Do; Yawara Jutsu as well
as several modern styles of weapons including Arnis.
New Class: Kids 4-7 Years Old, Karate Jutsu.
See Class Info and Schedule for more information! Member of the Kid-Safe Network
What is the difference between the martial arts?
TKD is kicking (sport)
Judo is throwing (sport)
Who can take Ju Jutsu classes?
Anyone! Size or sex does not matter.
What will I learn?
To defend yourself should you ever become the victim of an unprovoked and vicious physical assault.
How do I know if the Instructor is Certified?
Every instructor has an instructor you should be able to contact
the schools instructor and ask any questions about your instructor.
What do the Police think of Martial arts?
Our system is a Police based system it's founder and our instructors, instructor are Police Officers.
Are all Martial arts some form of self-defense?
No! In fact only a few limited ones are, Jujutsu is the main self-defense art.
What do you learn from basic self-defense?
How to escape an attack safely.
What do you learn from Ju Jutsu?
You will learn escapes, then takedowns, and the art of Jujutsu which is where the throws and
weapons come in.
Proud member of the Alberta Jiu-Jitsu Association
DOJO LOCATIONS
Calgary South Location
2000 Southland Drive SW
Class times:
Monday 6pm Weapons Class; Arnis & Escrima, Yawara, Key Chain, Suntetsu, Iaido
Friday 6pm Juniors & Adults cardio conditioning class + regular Ju Jutsu class
Sunday at 4pm Juniors (8-12 years old) / 5pm Adults (13+)
New Class Sunday 4pm kids Karate Jutsu (4-7 years old)
Advanced Classes for Brown and Black Belts
Price List:
Weapons Class only $90 for 3 months
Cardio conditioning + regular Ju Jutsu Class $90 for 3 months
Standard Ju Jutsu Class only $90 for 3 months
Regular Ju Jutsu Package + weapons (all of the above)
Month to Month debit $70 monthly; 3 months $195; 6 months $360; 1 year $600
Buy a one year membership and save up to $240 per year.
Group and Family discount rates!
Kids Karate Jutsu Class $90 for 3 month semester system
Women’s basic self-defense course $30 for 2 hour course
Key chain course $40 for 2 hour course (key chain included)
Call 403-601-5071
Kevin Sensei
High River Location
Highwood Village
Class times: Tuesday/Thursday 6:30pm
Call 403-601-5071
Kevin Sensei
Saskatchewan Location
Pense Dojo
Ray Martin Sensei
Ph: 306-345-2460 Email
Web: http://www.pensemartialartsandfitness.net/
Pense Dojo: Box 87 c/o Ray Martin
Yorkton Dojo
Mike Missal Sensei
Ph: 306-783-3217 Email
Web: http://www.pensemartialartsandfitness.net/
Kevin D. Lintott, Sensei
Yondan Can-Ryu(4th Degree Black Belt)
· Chief Instructor, Founder, and Author of all seven editions of the Goshin-Ryu curriculum and manual.
· Over 13 years experience in Ju Jutsu and has been instructing and testing students for the last 7 years.
· Has worked on the Door for over 10 years in Calgary.
· Holds Black Belt ranks in two styles of modern Jiu-Jitsu.
· Member of the Hiscoe Jiu-Jitsu Association founded by my Instructor of Can-Ryu style Steven Hiscoe Shihan. (See links for his site!)
· Holds Diplomas for the level One & Two Black Belt Teacher Program under Professor Georges Sylvain O-Sensei Founder
Can-Ryu Jiu-Jitsu.
· Holds Teacher’s License for Can-Ryu System of Jiu-Jitsu Level Three Black Belt Teacher Program under
Professor Georges Sylvain O-Sensei Founder Can-Ryu Jiu-Jitsu.
· Member of the Canadian Jiu-Jitsu Union
· Ranked in and studying Arnis De Cadena & Balintawak Cuentada Eskrima under Guro Joel Huncar.
· Life member of All Japan Ju-Jitsu International Federation, Goshin style recognized by AJJIF.
· NSA Field Agent for Kid-Safe Network
· President and founding member of the Alberta Jiu-Jitsu Association (AJJA).
· PPCT Instructor (pressure point control tactics)
· ECT Instructor (escort control tactics ), including using the; Yawara stick, Persuader Key-Chain Holder, Suntetsu.
· Graded his 17th Black Belt in November 2004.
· Increasing demand for Sensei Kevin to teach seminars and hold demonstrations in both the martial arts and business communities throughout Southern Alberta.
· Has worked closely with Canadian Police departments, in both teaching and developing
Ju Jutsu at the civilian & police level.
· The curriculum is in compliance with the Criminal Code of Canada.
Sensei worked in the night club industry as head of both security and employee training. Sensei has been involved in many levels of private and public security, working for a Training and Consulting firm, which included body guarding celebrities that visited Calgary.
In 1998 Sensei started the Bar one security and control tactics program. This program operated for 3 years and was taught to several local doorman and security personnel.
Sensei has past experience in business management, and currently works as a health professional in Calgary which he has done for the past 10 years.
Ray Martin, Sensei
Sandan (3rd Degree Black Belt) in Shindo-Ryu Ju-Jitsu & Ketto Ryu Ju-Jitsu
Ray has been in Ju Jitsu for over 10 years. Has trained in several styles including Judo and Ju Jitsu as child. He has always been interested in the standup styles of the Japanese. He has always cross trained in boxing and Judo since both of these arts fit well with his Ju Jitsu training and teaching. He is one of Kevin Sensei ’s most senior students and brings great discipline and knowledge to the Goshin family.
· Head Instructor for All Programs at the Pense dojo in Saskatchewan.
Cliff Rempel, Sensei
Nidan (2nd Degree Black Belt) in Goshin-Ryu Ju Jutsu & Can-Ryu Jiu-Jitsu
Cliff has been in Ju Jutsu for over 5 years. Originally training in Abbotsford BC, he became Shihan Hiscoe’s student for a number of years, eventually going on to run his own Dojo. Since moving to Calgary he has become an AJJA Director and Kevin Sensei ’s training partner and assistant.
· Head Instructor for Adult Programs
Paul McCartan Sensei
Nidan (2nd Degree Black Belt) in Goshin-Ryu Ju Jutsu
Paul has been training in martial arts for over 10 years. Paul started in Traditional karate and kickboxing he also spent four years in judo. He started teaching martial arts in 1999 and started his own dojo in 2001 McCartan’s Goshin
Karate in Strathmore. In the beginning of 2004 Paul approached Sensei Kevin looking for a new JuJutsu instructor. Paul graded under Kevin Sensei in March of 2004 and started to teach Goshin-Ryu Ju Jutsu .
· Head Instructor Strathmore and founder of McCartan’s Goshin Karate. Associate instructor Goshin-Ryu Ju Jutsu .
Mike Missal Sensei
Nidan (2nd Degree Black Belt) in Goshin-Ryu Ju Jutsu
Mike is currently a 2nd degree black belt in Ju-Jitsu he started martial arts at the age of 7 in Karate. At 16 Mike started training under Ray Martin Sensei. He started his own dojo in Saskatoon in 1998, and soon after tested for Shodan. Mike has also trained in the mixed martial arts in the styles of kickboxing and submission grappling. In 2003 Mike returned to Regina and taught the adults class in the Pense dojo. Summer of 2004 Mike’s wife took a new job in Yorkton and Mike opened a dojo there. Mike has worked had with Ray Martin to develop the Shindo-Ryu curriculum.
· Head Instructor for All Programs at the Yorkton dojo in Saskatchewan.
Mariedke Dalman Sensei ,
Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt) in Goshin-Ryu Ju Jutsu
Mariedke is the head instructor for youth programs and teaches at both the Calgary dojo and High River dojo. She has done a considerable amount of work at both schools and has put in many hours perfecting her teaching skills. She helps run various demonstrations and has taught a number of basic self-defense courses. She is only the second female Black Belt in Goshin Ju Jutsu , and an AJJA director for her third year, currently serving as Vice President of the association. She received her Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt) in the Goshin-Ryu system from Steven W. Hiscoe Shihan and Kevin D. Lintott Sensei in June 2003.
· Head Instructor for Juniors and Kids Programs.
Malcolm Bale, Sensei
Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt) in Goshin-Ryu Ju Jutsu
Malcolm started his combative experience in 1982 with his local Amateur Boxing Club in Rugby, England. With several successful bouts to his name, he progressed into Karate in 1986 with ECKA (English Contact Karate Association) under the Instruction of Dev Barrett and Clive Tennant of Coventry, England. His first taste of Ju Jutsu was whilst serving in the British Army reserves with The 89th Signal Squadron, Warwickshire. The unarmed combat course was very much based on Ju Jutsu techniques and was enough to establish a major interest in the Art. After moving to Canada, Malcolm quickly became involved in Ju Jutsu under the instruction of Kevin D. Lintott Sensei. He received his Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt) in the Goshin-Ryu from Steven W. Hiscoe Shihan and Kevin D. Lintott Sensei in June 2003 and became an AJJA Director soon thereafter. Since moving to the Edmonton area, Malcolm has started his own dojo, “Alberta Self-Defense”.
Krista Thompson, Sensei
Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt) in Goshin-Ryu Ju Jutsu
Krista is a 1st Degree Black Belt in Ju-Jutsu, the head instructor of Goshin-Ryu’s Kids Programs, and Director of youth development for the Alberta Jiu-Jitsu Association (AJJA), a non-profit society and registered charitable organization.
She teaches at our Southland location and is one of our Self-Defense instructors. She has the distinction of being the third female Black Belt in Goshin Jiu-Jitsu and an AJJA Director for her second year.
· Head Instructor for Kids Programs.
The Nerve Pressure Point Control Tactics System was developed to help provide specific tactics that eliminate the need for peace and security officers to use excessive force in control of subjects. This is accomplished by the application of pressure to specific nerve groups in the body. It allows an officer regardless of size and strength to gain a high degree of control in close quarter confrontations with very little energy loss.
Mr. Bruce Siddle, the special coordinator for the Greater St. Louis Police Academy and Dr. James Cooper, the St. Louis Police Department Surgeon, developed the system in 1979.
There are three main application methods in the system:
· Surface Pressure
· Deep Pressure
· Striking Techniques
These three methods are used against 12 targets in the body. Seven for Nerve Motor Points and five for Nerve Pressure Points. In order for these methods to be effective, they are done in a macro concept, which means they do not have to be done with pinpoint accuracy to be effective. The Motor Targets are effective up to a 3” radius for the upper limbs and up to a 5” radius for the lower limbs. When a nerve motor point has been struck it has the potential of causing a motor dysfunction. This is temporary impairment or weakening of a muscle action, all muscle action is stimulated by nerve impulse.
All PPCT techniques have three components of acceptability needed to qualify as a state of the art defense tactic.
Tactically: effective, easy to learn, successful application by male or female.
Legally: techniques are most humane, practical and court defense on the force continuum.
Medically: only group of defense tactics that have been subject to medical research ensuring that the user is not only aware of how the techniques work but also why they work.
Basic Self-Defense Certification
· Basic Course, Intended for the lay person .
· Course length 1 to 1 1/2 hours.
· Employs escapes from common holds.
· Anyone can learn these techniques.
Advanced Self-Defense Certification
· Course length 2 hours.
· Must have Basic Self-Defense Certification.
· Employs take downs after escape from
common holds.
Women’s Basic Self-Defense Certification
· Basic Course, Intended for the lay person .
· Course length 1 to 1 1/2 hours
· Employs escapes from common holds.
· Anyone can learn these techniques.
· Taught by women instructors.
Our self-defense programs can be done at your office during lunch hour, great for team development.
Bar One, Door Person’s Course
· Course length 4– 6 hours
· Course employs Police PPCT, & escorts.
· All techniques are considered low on the use of force scale.
· Geared toward Bar staff.
· Learn team communications, positions.
· Team Escorts & Control.
· Removal of violent & non-violent patrons.
Program delivered in your establishment.
6th KYU ADULT’S
5th KYU ADULT’S
Marc Bouchard
Kyle Griffin
Meagan Hardie
Rebecca Hardie
Geoff Dyment
Mariedke Dalman
Krista Thompson
Chris Lobkowicz
Chris Huband
Matt Bailey
Megan MacCrimmon
Tim Yu
Bronson Wright
Courtney Sehn
Jenelle McKinney
Michelle Spier
Vanessa Welychka
Malcolm Bale
Trevor Creegan
Luis Calles
Wensley James
Keith Hill
Ken McInnis
Scott
Guy Lashmar
Jeremy Mcgee
Michael McGee
Michael Gregor
Mike Parmar
Joshua Dunsmuir
Tammie Lashmar
Keith Blundell
Mitch Bowden
Zane Fisher
Nigel Deans
Cyndia Phillips
Tamara Doige
Dustin Whitley
Eric Ditzler
Marivic Marquez
Pierre Chartrain
Simon Kirwin
Zephrym Monaghan
Julian Petrohilos
Alexander Kipp
Dean Beairsto
Trish Beairsto
Mathew Dahl
Joanna Anderson
Ben Simpson
Dan Vriend
Graham Allison
Dustin Andrews
Jordan Burnham
Kenan Enos
Elliot Ward
Guy Hummel
Serje Basi
Matthew Bradley
Michael Zukiwski
David Neufeld
Brendan Sawatsky
Patrick Haughian
Marc Bouchard
Kyle Griffin
Meagan Hardie
Rebecca Hardie
Geoff Dyment
Mariedke Dalman
Krista Thompson
Chris Lobkowicz
Chris Huband
Matt Bailey
Tim Yu
Bronson Wright
Luis Calles
Wensley James
Guy Lashmar
Jeremy Mcgee
Michael Mcgee
Mike Parmar
Joshua Dunsmuir
Tammie Lashmar
Keith Hill
Ken McInnis
Malcolm Bale
Trevor Creegan
Megan MacCrimmon
Keith Blundell
Dustin Whitley
Eric Ditzler
Nigel Deans
Cyndia Phillips
Tamara Doige
Marivic Marquez
Pierre Chartrain
Julian Petrohilos
Zephrym Monaghan
Patrick Larkin
Alexander Kipp
Dean Beairsto
Vanessa Welychka
Courtney Sehn
Mathew Dahl
Trish Beairsto
Joanna Anderson
Ben Simpson
Dan Vriend
Kenan Enos
Elliot Ward
Dustin Andrews
Jordan Burnham
Matthew Bradley
Serje Basi
4th KYU ADULT’S
3rd KYU ADULT’S
2nd KYU ADULT’S
1st KYU ADULT’S
Marc Bouchard
Kyle Griffin
Meagan Hardie
Rebecca Hardie
Geoff Dyment
Mariedke Dalman
Krista Thompson
Chris Lobkowicz
Luis Calles
Wensley James
Joanna Anderson
Dustin Andrews
Joshua Dunsmuir
Tammie Lashmar
Chris Huband
Matt Bailey
Malcolm Bale
Trevor Creegan
Tim Yu
Megan MacCrimmon
Vanessa Welychka
Keith Blundell
Jordan Burnham
Nigel Deans
Dustin Whitley
Zephrym Monaghan
Pierre Chartrain
Alexander Kipp
Dean Beairsto
Kenan Enos
Mathew Dahl
Elliot Ward
Ben Simpson
Marc Bouchard
Kyle Griffin
Meagan Hardie
Rebecca Hardie
Geoff Dyment
Mariedke Dalman
Krista Thompson
Nigel Deans
Dustin Whitley
Keith Blundell
Chris Lobkowicz
Andrew Neal
Greg Martin
Chris Huband
Matt Bailey
Malcolm Bale
Joshua Dunsmuir
Zephrym Monaghan
Dean Beairsto
Marc Bouchard
Kyle Griffin
Meagan Hardie
Rebecca Hardie
Geoff Dyment
Mariedke Dalman
Krista Thompson
Nigel Deans
Andrew Neal
Greg Martin
Chris Lobkowicz
Chris Huband
Matt Bailey
Malcolm Bale
Zephrym Monaghan
Marc Bouchard
Kyle Griffin
Meagan Hardie
Rebecca Hardie
Peter Larkin
Mariedke Dalman
Geoff Dyment
Krista Thompson
Malcolm Bale
Chris Huband
Matt Bailey
Zephrym Monaghan
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