Combat sports and martial arts Vincennes

Founded in 1995 at the Bois du Bois in Vincennes, the Brazilian section Ju jujitsu du Cercle Tissier has become over the years the best European club of Ju jistsu Brazilian! Today, it welcomes nearly 300 members who benefit from an exceptional working framework (a room of 200 m ² and three others of 100 m ²) with an exchange with the greatest masters. Each year Flavio Behring, 9 ^th dan! , come to France to return ranks and participate in a master class, an opportunity for him to exchange and communicate his knowledge. Thus, all degrees are worked in this school. Compared to traditional ju ju, the Brazilian style approximates judo through its technique, particularly with much more ground fighting. Slightly more violent, he developed a self-defence dimension that makes it more effective in the event of aggression. That is what makes it more attractive. Twice a year, one week internship is organized with the participation of the greatest masters. Thus, courses have more "n-waza" than most other clubs of ju jujitsu.

By entering it, you push nothing more than the door of the biggest aikido Club in Paris. And his founder is for many. Christian Tissier, from the top of his 7 th dan, remains the reference in France of this centenary art, recognised by the highest bodies in the world, the Tokyo Kikentaï, among others. The club has been in existence since 1980 and has developed many disciplines (karate, Brazilian ju, judo, etc.). Today, he has almost 3 000 licensees! 25 teachers, among the best, are there to frame the courses. The club benefits from exceptional infrastructure. A room of 200 m ², in parquet floors and with photos of masters on the walls, and three other rooms of 100 m ². The method applied here is that of Christian Tissier, a method recognised by FFAAA and also that practised in the majority of dojos in France. All techniques are addressed, bare hands and weapons (sword, knife and stick). Every weekend, internships are organised to open up on another method, develop a technique, make progress quite simply… " Mecca "of aikido.