2. Jujitsu is self-defense without
weapons and was developed
in China and Japan

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Jiu-Jitsu later found its way through China and all the
way to Japan where it gained even more popularity
Between 1940-2004 the Gracie family won countless
challenges against other martial artists many times
their size, launching Jiu-Jitsu back on the top

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The kimono must be washed and dried with no
unpleasant odors.
People with long hair must keep their hair from
interfering with there opponent or themself during the
match.

5. 
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Carlos Gracie (Brazil, 1994)
Otávio Mitsuyo Maeda, a Japanese

6. 
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Hélio Gracie (Brazil, 2009)
dan Kodokan judoka.

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The strategy of the UAE Jiu-Jitsu
consistent with the prudent vision of H.H. Sheikh
Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu
Dhabi,

8. H.H. Sheikh Hazza Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Chairman of
Abu Dhabi Sports Council.
The ambitious project derives great interest from H.H.
Sheikh
Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the godfather of Jiu-Jitsu

9. Abu Dhabi
 Al Mushrif (grade 7 and 8) – 218 students
 Al Asayel (grade 6 and 7) – 175 students
 Al Dana (grade 6 and 7) – 298 students

10. Al Ain
 Al Maali (grade 7 and 8) – 394 students
 Atekah (grade 6 and 7) – 173 students
Al Gharbia
Al Khamael (grade 6 and 7) – 82 students

11. Western Region
 Al Ebtekar
 Al Farazdaq
 Al Farouq
 Al Gharbiya
 Al Seraj
 Kaab Bin Malek
Total number of girls in the School Jitsu Programme = 1340 students