Juko-ryu Bujutsu
encompasses traditional Martial Arts of Okinawa, Japan, and China.
We are a combat-oriented
Ryu (school) dedicated to studying, perfecting, and preserving the traditional
Martial Arts of the Orient.
This is what Juko-kai of
Garland offers…
Jujutsu
Karate-jutsu
Kobudo
Toide
Internal energy
Self-defense
The martial arts (bujutsu) were founded as a means of self-defense in combat.
Founded in 1961 by Dr. Rod Sacharnoski, Soke, Juko-kai is one of the oldest martial arts federations in the United States and preserves the traditional Asian martial arts as they were intended.
Juko-kai of Garland also strives to preserve the traditional bujutsu arts...
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Mark
Johnson, Shihan,
has been a student and teacher of the martial arts for more than 40 years. He began his training in two highly
venerated Shorin-ryu Karate systems:
Matsumura Orthodox and Kenshin Kan.
Upon joining Juko-kai in 1990 he began training in Dr. Sacharnoski's bujutsu arts: Juko-ryu Jujutsu, Juko-ryu Toide, Seidokan Shorin-ryu, Hakutsuru Kempo (White Crane), Shorinji Kempo Karate, plus various traditional weapons systems, including the Japanese and Chinese Swords. He is skilled in many fighting techniques and methods of self-defense, and is one of only a few martial artists in the world to pass the Combat Ki Master's blindfold test.
In 2008 he was presented with his 10th Dan (black belt grading) in Shorin-ryu Karate-jutsu, a high honor that few people in the martial arts ever achieve, and one of only five 10th Dans in Juko-kai.
In 2012 he was awarded his 9th Dan in Juko-ryu Aiki Inyo Jujutsu.
In 2012 he was awarded his 9th Dan in Juko-ryu Aiki Inyo Jujutsu.
In 2013 he was appointed Meijin, a very high honor in the Martial Arts.
Shihan Mark continues to train directly under Dr. Sacharnoski as one of his personal students.
JUKO-RYU AIKI INYO BUJUTSU
柔 硬 流 合 気 陰 陽 武 術
Juko-kai International is one of the oldest and most highly respected bujutsu federations in the West. It was founded in 1961 by Dr. Rod Sacharnoski, Soke 10th Dan. Since then he has developed the system known as Juko-ryu into a complete bujutsu system that contains the most effective combat arts developed.
Shihan Mark has trained extensively in these arts and holds high level black belt rankings in many of them.
Juko-ryu Aiki Inyo Jujutsu: The original system of Juko-kai. Highly effective combat techniques that include throws, takedown and locks.
Juko-ryu Karate-jutsu: Traditional Shorin-ryu Karate-jutsu based on the Seidokan system of Okinawa.
Juko-ryu Aiki Inyo Toide: A 15-generations-old throwing and grappling system from Okinawa; this art is also influenced by Aiki-jujutsu and Jujutsu systems of Japan.
Juko-ryu Aiki Inyo Kempo-jutsu: Hard-fist and -foot combat techniques that are combined with other bujutsu arts to make them highly effective.
Juko-ryu Aiki Inyo Goshin-jutsu: The self-defense techniques of Juko-ryu.
Juko-ryu Kobu-jutsu: Traditional weapons of Okinawa and Japan, taught as a part of many Karate systems, such as Seidokan. Weapons are also taught in many aiki and jujutsu systems as well.
Juko-ryu Hakutsuru Karate-jutsu: The beautiful White Crane art developed by Dr. Sacharnoski, which is based upon Okinawan and Chinese White Crane styles.
Juko-ryu Ki-jutsu (Combat Ki): The Internal Energy (Ki) arts of Juko-ryu which enable bujutsu practitioners to greatly enhance their techniques, and to also take full-power strikes to vital areas without injury.
As a member of Juko-kai of Garland, all students have an opportunity to train in all of these traditional bujutsu arts (and more). A true martial artist is not just proficient in one art but in multiple arts. This is something that sets Juko-kai apart from most other organizations.
Rod Sacharnoski, Soke
Dr. Rod Sacharnoski founded Juko-kai International
in 1961, which makes it one of the oldest martial arts federations in the
United States. He is a recognized
Soke (“Head Founder”) in both Okinawa and Japan.
In 1950, at the age of 10, he began his martial
arts training in Kodokan Judo under Momoro Noguchi. From then on he began studying under several well-known
masters.
In 1957 he joined the U.S. Marine Corps and was
stationed on Okinawa. This gave
him the opportunity to study the traditional bujutsu arts of Okinawa and
Japan. While there he was the Judo
and Jujutsu Instructor for the Camp Courtney Judo Club. In 1961 he was honorably discharged
from the Marines. He enlisted in
the U..S, Army in 1963 and served as a Judo and Jujutsu instructor in the
United States and in Germany.
Beginning in 1962, Dr. Sacharnoski began a
distinguished career in law enforcement, proudly serving as a Municipal and
County Police Officer, a Chief of Police, Deputy Sherriff, and a Special Deputy
United States Marshal (among other positions) in many cities throughout the
Unites States. All along he
maintained dojos where he trained many students in the martial arts he learned
in the U.S. and Okinawa.
In his long career in the martial arts he has
achieved many high honors and earned a great deal of notoriety and fame. Among his many achievements are:
- Founder of the first Asian-sponsored Sokeship (foundership/successorship) commission.
- One of the few non-Asians to be recognized in Asia as a Soke (Head Founder).
- One of the few to earn a 9th Dan Hanshi rank on Okinawa in Seidokan Karate, Kobudo, and Toide.
- International Director for the International Okinawan Martial Arts Union (IOMAU).
- Awarded a 10th Dan grading in Togakure-ryu Bujutu (Japan).
- Founder of Juko-ryu Ki-jutsu (Combat Ki).
- Demonstrated Combat Ki for many television networks in the U.S. and Japan.
- Inducted into several marial arts Halls of Fame.
- Appeared in motion pictures and is a published author.
For more information about Dr. Sacharnoski, Soke visit www.jukokai.com
Training
Training is open to individual students who wish to train in private, or to small groups of up to 4; in this way instruction becomes very personal, allowing for optimal learning.
The training will be intense, but conducted in a manner in which student safety is a priority.
Lessons are conducted at the home of Shihan Mark.
Arts
Each group listed above will be taught together, therefore one can earn ranks in up to five separate arts.
Karate-jutsu, Kempo-jutsu, and Goshin-jutsu are the hard-fist and hard-foot methods of self-defense. They are basic, yet highly effective combat arts; advanced students are also trained in the use of traditional weapons (kobudo).
Jujutsu and Toide are the throwing and grappling arts of Juko-kai. They are more advanced martial arts, but are highly effective and beautiful methods of self-defense.
Training Schedule
There is no set schedule; training times will be arranged in a pre-instructional consultation. Each training session will be 90 minutes long.
Fee Structure
Training fees will vary according to how many arts are studied and how often; these will be determined in the pre-instructional consultation. In general they are as follows:
Students must purchase a gi (uniform) and patch; these are sold separately
Training is open to individual students who wish to train in private, or to small groups of up to 4; in this way instruction becomes very personal, allowing for optimal learning.
Training is open to students of all ages (6 and up); anyone is welcome regardless of skill level or physical limitations.
Lessons are conducted at the home of Shihan Mark.
Arts
- Shorin-ryu Karate-jutsu
- Aiki Inyo Kempo-jutsu
- Aiki Inyo Goshin-jutsu
- Aiki Inyo Jujutsu
- Aiki Inyo Toide
Each group listed above will be taught together, therefore one can earn ranks in up to five separate arts.
Karate-jutsu, Kempo-jutsu, and Goshin-jutsu are the hard-fist and hard-foot methods of self-defense. They are basic, yet highly effective combat arts; advanced students are also trained in the use of traditional weapons (kobudo).
Jujutsu and Toide are the throwing and grappling arts of Juko-kai. They are more advanced martial arts, but are highly effective and beautiful methods of self-defense.
Training Schedule
There is no set schedule; training times will be arranged in a pre-instructional consultation. Each training session will be 90 minutes long.
Fee Structure
Training fees will vary according to how many arts are studied and how often; these will be determined in the pre-instructional consultation. In general they are as follows:
Once per week One
Art: $250.00/mo. Two
Arts: $375.00/mo.
Twice per week One Art: $500.00/mo. Two Arts: $750.00/mo.
Three times per week One Art: $750.00/mo. Two Arts: $1000.00/mo.
Twice per week One Art: $500.00/mo. Two Arts: $750.00/mo.
Three times per week One Art: $750.00/mo. Two Arts: $1000.00/mo.
Students must purchase a gi (uniform) and patch; these are sold separately
Membership: $50.00/year
Annual membership in Juko-kai is renewed every November 1st. It is included in the first training fee, but paid for every year thereafter.
Promotions
Testing/promotional fees vary depending on the belt rank; they start at $25.00. The fee includes a belt and certificate.
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To Contact Juko-kai of Garland
Juko-kai of Garland is located at:
4614 Cliffwood Drive
Garland, TX 75043
Click here for directions
If you are interested in joining Juko-kai, or for more information you may contact me at:
(972) 240-3090
mjohnson134@verizon.net (click here)
Juko-kai Martial Arts
train your body...
train your mind...
...change your life
Juko-kai of Garland is located at:
4614 Cliffwood Drive
Garland, TX 75043
Click here for directions
If you are interested in joining Juko-kai, or for more information you may contact me at:
(972) 240-3090
mjohnson134@verizon.net (click here)
Juko-kai Martial Arts
train your body...
train your mind...
...change your life
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