26 July, Kathmandu. Martial arts have long been celebrated for their ability to enhance physical fitness, discipline, and self-defense skills. Among the myriad of martial arts disciplines, Combat Ju-Jutsu stands out for its unique blend of traditional Ju-Jutsu techniques and modern self-defense strategies.
Mr. Vladyslav Shypinskyi is the President of the Combat Ju-Jutsu International Federation (CJJIF), leading the global promotion and development of Combat Ju-Jutsu. With a deep background in martial arts, Shypinskyi has significantly expanded the federation’s reach and recognition through international championships, seminars, and training camps. His leadership emphasizes the physical, philosophical, and educational aspects of martial arts, advocating for personal development and community building. Recognized globally, for his contributions, Shypinskyi continues to innovate and expand Combat Ju-Jutsu, enhancing its accessibility and fostering international collaboration.
CJJIF is an affiliative group of federations, clubs, schools, and masters practicing fighting Ju-Jutsu, the authentic fighting branch of the age-old Japanese martial art! According to the CJJIF Charter, CJJIF may include the organization whose goals are to practice, research, teach, distribute, and employ professional Combat Ju-Jutsu as well as host seminars, contests, and certifications in the art. At a meeting of the CJJIF Executive Committee, the decision was made to incorporate the school club as a member of the organization. This decision was made in response to the Council CJJIF’s decision to link the organization with Combat Ju-Jutsu.
History of CJJIF:
Several federations and schools under the Combat Ju-Jutsu direction came together to form the Combat Ju-Jutsu Division of the All-Japan Ju-Jitsu International Federation between 2004 and 2009. On January 15, 2009 Members of the federations that comprise Division Combat Ju-Jutsu announced their withdrawal from the All-Japan Ju-Jitsu International Federation (AJJIF) due to disagreement with the policies adopted by the organization’s leadership.
Finally, The International Federation of Combat Ju-Jutsu was established on 2nd March, 2009 following negotiations between groups representing the combat ju-jutsu direction from Ukraine, Germany, United Kingdom, Russia, Belgium, and the United States of America. The CJJIF Executive Committee, headed by the President, and members of the Executive Committee, approved the structure and rules of the competition at the Congress in Moscow on 28 Februray 2009.
Objectives of CJJIF
Unite the federation, schools, clubs, artists Combat Ju-Jutsu
Actions coordination of federations, schools, clubs, masters of Combat Ju-Jutsu
Joint development of Combat Ju-Jutsu as a martial art
Creation of a methodological framework for Combat Ju-Jutsu
Establishment of training programs for Combat Ju-Jutsu
Conduct of international seminars and master classes for Combat Ju-Jutsu
Exchange of experiences and knowlages among the masters of Combat Ju-Jutsu
Facilitating the expansion of geography and the quality of teaching Combat Ju-Jutsu
Conduct of international competitions in the rules and principles of Combat Ju-Jutsu
Creation and Adoption of the Rules of competition for Combat Ju-Jutsu
Training and certification of judges at the competition in Combat Ju-Jutsu
Implementation of the international certification of masters of Combat Ju-Jutsu
Promotion approval Combat Ju-Jutsu as socially beneficial factor in the life of society and the education of youth
Promotion of legal registration of Combat Ju-Jutsu as a sport and physical development of people around the world
Promote the practical use for the benefit of society Combat Ju-Jutsu in professional services, special forces, army, police
CJJIF Website http://cjjif.org/
CJJIF Council: http://cjjif.org/eng/Federation/Council_e.htm
Member Countries of CJJIF:http://cjjif.org/eng/Members_e.htm
