OUR MISSION
At the Combat Ju-Jutsu Federation of Pakistan (CJJFP), our mission is to establish a strong, well-structured foundation for Combat Ju-Jutsu in Pakistan. We are committed to protecting the rights of athletes, coaches, and officials while fostering a culture of excellence and sportsmanship.
We strive to educate and empower individuals by organizing referee and judging courses, as well as seminars to enhance the knowledge and application of Combat Ju-Jutsu across the nation.
To promote competitive growth, we actively organize local, divisional, provincial, and national-level competitions, ensuring a progressive pathway for athletes to excel in the sport.
Additionally, our focus is on developing national referees and coaches to maintain high standards of officiating and training.
CJJFP is dedicated to supporting academies and athletes by providing a platform to compete internationally, helping Pakistan’s finest talents make their mark on the global stage.
Together, we build champions. Together, we grow Combat Ju-Jutsu in Pakistan!
What is Combat Ju-Jutsu?
Combat Ju-Jutsu is a highly effective and versatile martial art that combines elements of striking, grappling, submissions, and self-defense techniques. Rooted in traditional Jujutsu, it incorporates modern combat strategies influenced by disciplines like Judo, Sambo, Muay Thai, Karate, and Jiu-Jitsu, making it a comprehensive fighting system.
This discipline is designed for real-world self-defense and competitive combat, allowing practitioners to adapt to various combat situations, whether in standing exchanges or ground engagements.
Combat Ju-Jutsu Disciplines & Events
1. Full Contact
Full Contact Combat Ju-Jutsu is an intense competition format where strikes, throws, and grappling techniques are executed with full force.
2. Close Combat
This category focuses on short-range engagements, where fighters use fast and effective hand-to-hand combat techniques, including elbows, knee strikes, joint locks, and throws. The emphasis is on quick reactions and efficient techniques to neutralize an opponent in confined spaces.
3. Ground Fight
Ground Fight emphasizes grappling and submissions, where competitors engage in controlled combat on the ground. The goal is to gain dominant positions, apply joint locks, or execute chokes to force the opponent into submission. It highlights the importance of ground control and tactical maneuvering.
4. Self-Defense
The Self-Defense category of Combat Ju-Jutsu is designed to equip practitioners with practical skills to protect themselves in real-life scenarios. It focuses on escaping holds, countering attacks, and disarming weapons, making it an essential part of personal safety training.
Combat Ju-Jutsu is not just a sport but a way of self-improvement, discipline, and protection. Whether for competition, self-defense, or professional training, it empowers practitioners with combat efficiency, strategic thinking, and resilience.
CJJFP and CJJIF
The Combat Ju-Jutsu Federation of Pakistan (CJJFP) is the official national governing body for Combat Ju-Jutsu in Pakistan. As an affiliated national federation under the Combat Ju-Jutsu International Federation (CJJIF), CJJFP is responsible for promoting, developing, and regulating the sport in Pakistan, ensuring that local athletes, referees, and coaches meet international standards.
About CJJIF
The Combat Ju-Jutsu International Federation (CJJIF) is a globally recognized organization dedicated to the promotion and development of Combat Ju-Jutsu. Founded to unify Combat Ju-Jutsu practitioners and organizations worldwide, CJJIF works to:
- Standardize competition rules and training methodologies.
- Organize World Championships, Continental Championships, and International Competitions.
- Provide certifications for athletes, referees, and instructors.
- Support the integration of Combat Ju-Jutsu in law enforcement and military training.
With a strong global presence, CJJIF continues to expand Combat Ju-Jutsu, ensuring its recognition as a competitive sport and self-defense system.
Leadership
CJJIF President:
Vladyslav Shypinskyi serves as the President of CJJIF, leading international efforts to develop and promote Combat Ju-Jutsu. Under his leadership, the federation has expanded its reach across multiple countries, establishing structured training programs and professional competitions.
CJJFP President:
Shahzeb Nawaz Janjua is the President of CJJFP, a decorated martial artist and national champion with numerous accolades in Ju-Jitsu and Combat Sports.
Under his leadership, CJJFP is working towards expanding Combat Ju-Jutsu in Pakistan, providing national and international opportunities for athletes, referees, and coaches.
Through the collaboration of CJJFP and CJJIF, Pakistan’s martial artists are gaining access to global platforms, professional training, and international competitions, strengthening the presence of Combat Ju-Jutsu in the country.
International Events
-Combat Ju-Jutsu World Cup (adults 18+, juniors 16-17, cadets 14-15 years) Kazakhstan