That’s what Ju jitsu (also spelled as jujutsu, jujitsu, jiu jitsu, jiu jutsu, jitsu, jutsu) literally means. It is a fascinating martial art developed around the principle of using an attacker’s energy against him, rather than directly opposing it.
This morning I was treated to a display of this principle at a training class conducted by an internationally acclaimed 1st 4th Dan Black belt in Goshindo Jujutsu, Maul Mornie, who conducts training all over the world. Here’s the best bit… Maul is a Seria boy like myself, and I happily discovered this morning that he’s the nephew of my deputy channel manager on #Brunei IRC 
In fact, today was his last class in Brunei before he leaves for a four week martial arts seminar tour of Europe. I will be interviewing Maul shortly about his journey to becoming the martial arts expert that he is today. In the meantime, here are some of the pics from this morning’s session:
Go Maul!!
Good day. Very nice pictures. Sensei Maul’s approach to training is very sensible and down-to-earth. He teaches techniques that will save your life in real-life situations. All the best to you Maul! You are going places!
steady ali… nanti ku join…
xeo ? xeostyle taekwando kah ?
You have done a very good job, Maul. I am very proud to be your student. Maul really rocks the world. Go on to it!
I have had the pleasure of meeting Maul on two occasions now and his skill level and knowledge of body and blade mechanics is unsurpassed in my book. I would urge any true martial artist to see what he has to offer you. He showcases Bruneis rich martial arts heritage and sets a fine example of Brunei culture and humility.