Soke (Head of Style)

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Trevor Smith has been instructing Martial Arts for over 25 years. His style is a combination of Ju Jitsu, Judo and Karate that has been developed for sport and self-defence. He has been strongly involved in setting up clubs in country areas and currently runs a Jujitsu club in Bendigo Victoria. Trevor is accredited by the Australian Sports Commission and has “National Coaching Accreditation Scheme” (NCAS) accreditation. The school is also a member of the Australian Jujitsu Federation.

Trevor was recently assessed for his grading within Ju Jitsu and was granted his 9th Dan and the title of Soke officially presented by O-Sensei Alexy Kunin at the Melbourne Seminar.

Soke is the title give to the head of a school or Ryu and is identified by wearing a Red Belt.

The Picture was taken by the Bendigo Miner.

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