Gary Johnson

Training profile:

Ju-Jitsu 3rd Dan  (Awarded by Grandmaster Den Butler)

Kyusho Jitsu 4th Dan Master Grade (Awarded by Professor George Dillman)

Zendoryu 4th Dan Master Grade (Awarded by Grandmaster Paul Bowman)

Freestyle Karate 4th Dan  (Awarded by Grandmaster Den Butler)

Genshin Kai International Chief Instructor for the South East
(Title awarded by Grandmaster Den Butler)

Self protection Instructor

National and International Coaching Qualifications for martial arts
National and International Instructor Qualifications for martial arts
MAIUK Level 1 Instructor (M.A.S.A. approved instructors course)
SIA Approved trainer for Security training to level 2
Conflict Management Trainer (Edexcel Endorsed course)
Edexcel Level 3 conflict Management
Edexcel Advanced Award in Training and Presenting
First Aider (Active uniformed member of St John Ambulance)
Enhanced CRB Checked
Health and safety trained
Weapon defence Instructor
Physical Intervention Instructor
Control and Restraint Instructor
Creator of the D.E.B.S. Self-protection system
Quality award for martial arts

Instructor member of:

Genshin Kai International
Cobra Martial Arts Association
Senior Instructors Guild
Zendoryu Martial Arts
International Alliance of Martial Arts Schools
International Society of Head School and Head families
The International Combat Martial Arts Union
South East England Martial Arts federation

Ian Porter

Training profile:

Ju-Jitsu 1st Dan (Awarded by Grandmaster Den Butler)

Kyusho Jitsu 1st Dan 

Self protection Instructor

National Coaching qualifications
National Instructing qualifications
Health and safety trained

Instructor member of:

Genshin Kai International
International Alliance of Martial Arts Schools
Zendoryu Martial Arts
A.M.A. (Amateur Martial Arts Assotiation)

Training History:

Ian or 'Curly' to his friends is a trainee electrical engineer and as a retired door supervisor he has had many years experience of aggressive situations.
Now fully qualified as an instructor for Ju Jitsu, Ian hopes to carry on training hard and achieving more goals.
I had heard from Master Johnson that he was starting a Ju Jitsu club and that it would help me to deal with ejecting customers safely and effectively, whilst working on the door. I went to the first lesson and throughly enjoyed it! Training has made me feel more confident and have made more friends from it. I have only missed two or three days of training so far out of the two years the club has been going!
Personally, I think that this form of martial arts can help everyone from all walks of life. It covers almost everything from throws, locks, punches, kicks, pressure points, chokes to defence of weapons. Very handy for this day and age, I'm sad to say.