Ancient martial wisdom, modern martial application!
Pursue your goals of self-mastery, self defence and martial arts excellence with Goshu-ryu Aiki Jiu Jitsu Sunshine Coast Dojo!
Unique to Goshu-ryu Sunshine Coast is your ability to access centuries-old ancient martial wisdom whilst training in relevant modern martial systems!
With us enjoy more than just a short-lived combat sport experience, enjoy a long-term martial way of life!
So let go and start your martial arts journey with us today!
GOSHU-RYU AIKI JIU JITSU (GRAJJ) – Learn the practical and internationally acclaimed martial arts system of choice used by the world’s biggest metropolitan police department: Tokyo Metropolitan Police (& Riot Squad). A form of Jujutsu tested throughout centuries of warfare since the 1200s, and still as practical in our modern world today as the times in which it was forged.
SHINTO MUSO RYU JOJUTSU – In addition, learn the ancient weapons systems of the Japanese samurai. Through this 600 year-old sword and staff art you will gain insight into the combative mindset while training in a safe and supportive environment – development for the modern warrior within everyone!
CARLOS MACHADO JIU JITSU (BJJ) – Furthermore, as an optional adjunct to our primary art of GRAJJ, learn this contemporary ground fighting sport trained internationally by many of the world’s best combat sports athletes.
EXCLUSIVE OFFER TO OUR DOJO

In light of societal events, and in honour of our martial art’s heritage of a close connection to Japan’s law enforcement training (Tokyo Riot and Metro Police), we’d like to honour the service of our local law enforcement workers: ANY CURRENT QUEENSLAND POLICE AND CORRECTIONS WORKERS WILL TRAIN FOR FREE.
If our dojo is to hold strong to its motto of “community before everything, service before self”, then it is only natural that we extend this invitation to our police in the interest of service. If you are a Qld Police or Corrections Officer, feel free to contact the dojo to enact this policy and begin training today for free!
WHY SHOULD YOU CHOOSE US?










“The world needs better humans: confident, compassionate, comfortable with uncomfortability, less violent, and less self-absorbed. We develop these here!”
Ryan Slavin (Head Instructor at GRAJJ SunCoast)
OUR CLASSES | OUR SERVICES
“Here at the Goshu-ryu Sunshine Coast Dojo we believe in community before everything, and service before self. We foster this here!”
Ryan Slavin (Head Instructor at GRAJJ SunCoast)
WHAT DO WE OFFER YOU?

Our dojo exhibits world-class standards, and has a lineage in each art directly connected to their origins. Additionally, we create unparalleled experiences that exceed students’ expectations. Eg. National seminars and international training tours.
RECENT BLOG POSTS
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This episode is Part 7 of our series on the principle of CONNECTION. In it we explore the role of connection in striking – paying particular attention to the jab, cross combination (Kento gata) – vs Shihonage.
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Ancient wisdom locked inside the system Following on from my demonstration at our 2022 Annual Demonstration, I’d like to offer you a follow-up article on the theme on which I spoke on that day. I hope you gained something from the demonstration in September for your own practice and I hope that this article provides…
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This episode is Part 6 of our series on the principle of CONNECTION. In it we explore the role of connection in striking, paying particular attention to the jab, cross combination – Kento gata.
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This episode is Part 5 of our series on the principle of CONNECTION. In it we explore the role of connection in the application of the tenchi nage (heaven and earth) technique. 1. Discussion about the importance of practicing strong pulls to be pulled off balance and then retaining balance: 01:00 2. Discussion, demonstration and…
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This episode is Part 4 of our series on the principle of CONNECTION. In it we explore the role of connection in the application of the sokumen iriminage technique. 1. Opening discussion about the basic mechanics of sokumen iriminage: 01:00 2. Discussion about the responsibility of uke to be able to take ukemi for a…
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