USJJF WINTER CAMP 2001

The USJJF Winter Camp 2001 was recently held in New Orleans, Louisiana from January 19th to the 21st. Hosted by Shihan Mark Barlow of Akayama Ryu Ju-Jitsu of Birmingham, Alabama, the Winter Camp attracted over forty participants from 12 States.

Instruction was held in a variety of topics to include both traditional Ju-Jitsu and the JJIF Competition by instructors from throughout the United States. Participants not only got to experience the best Ju-Jitsu instruction to be found, but had the opportunity to take in the sights and sounds of the Big Easy.

Because of the success of the Camp, the decision was made to make this an annual event in New Orleans, so start saving your pennies now!

Day 1
Sensei Jack Burton teaches his police defensive tactics	Sensei Burton shows the methods to restrain a suspect	Soke Skip Koepke demonstrates off-balancing methods
Soke Koepke teaches Yawara techniques	Shihan Darrell Sargeant teaches attack strategies	Shihan Sargeant instructs his class
Day 2
Shihan Bethers teaches competition kumite techniques	Participants practice randori skills	Shihan Michael Dunphy instructing in the strategy and tactics Of Duo competition
Stephen Gourley throwing his Uke	Shihan Jack Garrett instructs in the techniques of Nihon Ju-Jitsu	Shihan Garrett throws his Uke to the mat
Sensei Don Cunningham instructs his class in traditional Ju-Jitsu weapons	Sensei Cunningham shows the techniques of binding an opponent with a rope	Shihan Jeff Cook instructing on atemi waza of Shinto Yoshin Ryu
Shihan Cook continues his instruction	Shihan Mark Barlow teaching Escapes and Counters	Shihan Barlow using preparing to throw his uke to the mat
Day 3
Soke Harris Warren teaches the techniques of Nisei Bujutsu	Soke Warren teaching Te Kegami	Sensei Robert Carver teaching a rear throwing technique
Sensei Carver showing an arm bar	Judy Halloran working with members of the Camp	Paul and Brent show that causing pain can be fun!
Group shot of the participants of the USJJF Winter Camp

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