Championships

Showcasing excellence in combat ju-jutsu across Asia.

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Upcoming Events

Asian Combat Ju Jutsu Championship, October 2025

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Past Championships

World COmbat Ju Jutsu Cup, Kazakhstan

Discipline & Key Rules

The rules and disciplines of the ACJJF, derived from the CJJIF through years, are legally protected. Any unauthorized use or modification is prohibited.

Full-contact

Cadets (12–15), Juniors (16–17), Adults (18–20, 21–36, 37–45), Veterans (46+)

Close contact

Children (8–11), Cadets (12–15), Juniors (16–17), Adults (18–20, 21–36, 37–45), Veterans (46+)

Ground Combat

Cadets (12–15), Juniors (16–17), Adults (18–20, 21–36, 37–45), Veterans (46+)

Ground Combat

Cadets (14–15), Juniors (16–17), Adults (18–36, 37–45), Veterans (46+)

Referee & Coach Accreditation

All referees and coaches in Combat Ju-Jutsu must be officially accredited and certified by ACJJF/CJJIF. Accreditation ensures they meet the technical standards required to participate in official events and championships under the ACJJF/CJJIF Bylaws and regulations.

49+

10+

Years of experience

Referee & Coach

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Combat Ju Jutsu Uniform Standarts

Championships

Since its establishment, has overseen the successful events of more than 22 Asian Combat Ju-Jutsu Championships. In parallel with these premier continental events, officially recognized National Federations and affiliated regional bodies continue to conduct annual championships within their respective jurisdictions in accordance with ACJJF guidelines. A variety of events including youth development programs and athlete support cups are held on a recurring annual basis. These initiatives serve to promote the sustainable development of Combat Ju-Jutsu and to ensure the continued engagement and advancement of athletes across all competitive levels.

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Combat Ju-Jutsu aligns with the core principles of the Olympic Movement

Including fair play, athlete safety, gender equality, and global accessibility. Under the governance of the ACJJF/CJJIF, the sport is committed to:

Expanding its international presence

Standardizing rules and officiating

Promoting youth and grassroots development

Complying with WADA anti-doping regulations

Upholding ethical, transparent governance

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