Shin Shin Jujitsu

Control the situation with practical self-defense built on leverage, balance, and efficiency.

Shin Shin Jujitsu is built for real situations—not sport. This is practical self-defense focused on control, efficiency, and techniques that actually work.

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What You’ll Train

Train for real situations. Stay in control. Be prepared.

Train to manage distance, break balance, and control an opponent using efficient, leverage-based techniques. Every class focuses on practical application—what works under pressure, not just in theory.

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Learn from experience

Led by Joe Medlen, Elizabeth Petersen, and Howard Staggs

Led by a team of experienced instructors, Shin Shin Jujitsu training combines decades of knowledge with a shared focus on practical, real-world self-defense. Each instructor brings a unique perspective while maintaining a consistent, disciplined approach to training.

Quiet Storm Jujitsu instructors Howard Staggs, Joe Medlen, and Elizabeth Petersen
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Explore Our Other Programs

Build a complete skill set with our complementary training programs.

Grappling. Striking. Traditional weapons. Train the discipline that fits your goals.

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