"Kupale Women's Assault Prevention Course" ™
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Welcome to Hawaii’s #1 Course for
Women & Children’s Domestic Safety and Assault Prevention


*** Hawaii Health Guide –Kupale Women’s Assault Prevention Special Feature ***

Register for one of our Classes ON LINE
January 24th - 2010
at our new site WWW.KUPALE.ORG


Or download and mail in our registration form

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Pre-Registration & Pre-Payment are due by January 18th!


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$50 per person or $75 Parent/Child pair for our One-Day 4 hour Course.



Presented by

Hawaii Zenyo Jujutsu Kai  
Daijingu Temple, 61 Puiwa Rd, (corner of Puiwa and Park Streets)
Pali Highway, Honolulu, Hawaii

(808) 595-7175

E-Mail "mcjitsu@pixi.com"


Here are a few references in the local news about us. 

Note: Check out the Women’s JuJitsu Films and Historic Web Pages from the 1920’s and 30’s in the last section!!

 

“Around Hawaii” – The WAPC & the HZJK – In Depth – February, 2009

Honolulu Magazine – Fighting Back! – January 2009

You Heard Us on KSSK – Perry & Price Show Breakfast Show at John Dominus – September, 2008

OC/16:  “Living Local” with the Baraquio Sisters May 5th 2008
(Angela Baraquio from Hawaii was Miss America 2001)

Sarah Pacheco of Midweek Magazine takes our course 2/13/08!

K5ive TV- We demonstrate on the Andy Bumatai Show Friday 1/25/08
(Look for us at the end of the show)

Television News Feature - We are interviewed on the latest domestic violence killings in Hawaii 1/19/08

KHNL Channel 8 news anchor Diane Ako covers our course! – 2007

Common Sense Self Defense for Wahine – Midweek Magazine - 2007


Assault Prevention 101 – Island Scene Magazine Online - 2006


Blind Women Praise Self Defense Class – Honolulu Star Bulletin – 2005


Women On Defense – Honolulu Advertiser – 2005


Women On Defense “How to find an effective Women’s Course” – Honolulu Advertiser - 2005


KHON Channel 2 News - Marisa Yamane - Women’s Assault Prevention Interview with Prof. McLaughlin  - 2005
(Large File – 65 mb)


KITV Channel 4 News - WAPC Demonstration  with Prof. McLaughlin– 2004
(Large File – 98 mb)


Defense Mechanism for Women – HMSA OnLine – 2002

 

Old Time Film Shorts Demonstrating Women’s JuJitsu – this is GREAT STUFF, quite classy!!

Well dressed Woman Demonstrating Jujitsu in the 1920’s

Self Defense Jujitsu for Women 1931

Self Defense with Dorothy Darke 1931

The Weaker Sex Part 2 – Well Dressed Woman Demonstrating Jujitsu at the Theater 1933

Women Self Defense 1937

Military women learn jujitsu in 1943

Women Self Defense 1957

                                                                                               

Old Documentation of DanZan Ryu – Kodenkan JuJitsu Women’s Self-Defense Courses


History of Women in Self-Defense. J. Svinth, 1900 – 1945
(search the page for Okazaki)


“Okazaki Girls Expert in JuJitsu”– Japan Times and Mail – Hilo, Hawaii – 1924
(where our course started!)

Women in ancient Jujitsu Web Page

 


Prof. Steve McLaughlin, 8th Dan, Sensei HZJK
Shihan Danzan Ryu Zenyo Bujutsu – Bushidokan Federation

HZJK Women's Assault Prevention Course Instructor
Police Course Instructor
Security Guard Course Instructor

Hospital Security Course Instructor
Certified Locksmith, Gunsmith, Knifesmith, Swordsmith
 


 

The Hawaii Zenyo Jujutsu Kai (HZJK) Women's Assault Prevention Course is a single 4 hour afternoon class of intensive self-protection, and assault prevention training.   

This course is instructed by Prof. Steve McLaughlin,  with 35 years Women's Assault Prevention and Self-Defense teaching experience. He is a Shihan of the Bushidokan Federation, Sensei of the HZJK, 8th Degree Black Belt in DanZan Ryu JuJitsu and holds Black Belts in several other martial art disciplines. 

The HZJK Kupale Women's Assault Prevention Course has been in continuous presentation at various martial art schools in the U.S. for the past 32 years.  It has won awards and certificates from women's groups in Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada.  The techniques and information presented are based on the latest police reports on violent criminal behavior and Social Work research on therapeutic intervention with survivors of assault and domestic violence.  The techniques presented are simple, practical, effective and proven methods from principles of DanZan Ryu JuJitsu (DZR) and can be accomplished by anyone with little or no previous training or physical conditioning.

Each class is 40% Assault Prevention lecture and 60% Self-Defense and Self-Protection techniques. Self-protection consists of methods to keep you from hurting yourself, and self-defense emphasizes techniques to use in the event of an attack.  Training is done in a controlled, safe, slow, environment until the techniques can be performed realistically.

Realism is a key component of learning Self-Defense correctly.  You will learn how to assess, avoid and escape many situations.  You will learn how to settle fear and panic with proper breathing.  You will learn to use assertive voice control.  Also included in the course are question and answer sessions, lectures followed by hands-on examples, a "field trip" into a parking lot for hands on training in vehicles. There is no substitute for realistic practice of actual self-defense techniques. You must practice until the moves can be done without thinking.

The DanZan Ryu JuJitsu system was founded  in Hawaii in the early 1900's by Professor H.S. Okazaki. A martial arts master famous world wide for this unique and encompassing system of self-defense. His early Women's Self-Defense Course  (Fujin Goshin no Maki) developed in the 1920's was one of the very first in the world.  His training course for the Honolulu Police Department in 1929 is still a model used to train Police Departments around the world today.  Professor Okazaki was equally famous as a gifted massage therapist treating such people as President Franklin Roosevelt.  His massage and healing legacy continues to this day.

Under our new format you will receive your "HZJK Kupale Certificate of Completion" upon passing the physical assault prevention examination at the conclusion of the class.   Many employers will reimburse you for the course after receiving this certificate.

 



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