This article was originally published in September 2016, updated and republished January 2025.
Ju Jitsu was developed in the 16th century as a method for training soldiers in hand to hand combat. Close combat made the weapons Japanese soldiers had traditionally used ineffective, and the heavy armour soldiers used to protect themselves added to the difficulty. 16th century Japan may seem far removed from the English county of Cheshire, but as martial arts developed away from the military arena the positive results of learning Ju Jitsu made it popular worldwide, and with people from all walks of life.
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