The Ju-Jitsu Association (Singapore) (JJAS) is the registered body for promoting Ju-jitsu in Singapore The primary objective of the JJAS is to promote Ju-Jitsu, both as a traditional martial art and as a sport to the general public. The JJAS Is affiliated with the Ju-Jitsu International Federation, which is part of the World Games Members of the IWGA. JJAS also hold offices in the Asia Ju-Jitsu Union, which is seeking affiliation with the Asia Olympic Council as a continental body of the Ju-Jitsu International Federation. We have also been tasked by the Ju-Jitsu International Federation to promote Ju-Jitsu among the ASEAN neighbours.

About Ju-Jitsu at Tanglin Community Club

The art of Ju-Jitsu has been practised at the Tanglin Community Club (TCC) as early as 1998 when a group of enthusiasts gathered at the TCC for weekly practice. Experts were invited from the Ju-Jitsu International Federation to examine arid qualify this group of enthusiasts, who formed and registered the Ju-Jitsu Association (Singapore) in 2000. In support of the Association which has grown steadily in size.

The Tanglin Community Club Management Committee constructed the Tanglin Dojo at TCC. thereby having the distinction of being the only Community Centre Club in Singapore to have a dojo.

The Tanglin Dojo was officially opened by Mr Khaw Boon Wan, Minister for Health and Adviser to Moulmein Grassroots Organisations on 28 April 2002. Since then, we have registered 400 student attendances for the Ju-Jitsu classes at Tanglin CC.