DFMA Australia
Traditional Japanese Martial Arts
Jujitsu Judo Karate
Jujitsu the original complete martial art, practiced since ancient times by the Japanese Samurai,
from which most other traditional Japanese martial art forms are derived. Jujitsu has evolved to meet the challenges of modern self defence, and under the direct instruction of Soke (head of style)
students will be carefully guided to understand self defence in all situations
Dave Franklin Martial Arts Point Cook focus on providing cost effective practical self defence
training for all ages and fitness levels
Western Suburbs of Melbourne
Point Cook, Werribee, Hoppers Crossing
DFMA Classes Opening Soon in Werribee!!
Dave Franklin Martial Arts are pleased to announce the opening of a new branch in Werribee. Classes will begin at St Andrews School in July, refer to Training page for details.
DFMA Offer Unlimited Training for only $58 a Month!
This incredible offer is made possible due to the support of local schools such as Point Cook Senior High, who recongnise the vital role that DFMA play in the community, especially in respect to the work done with young people in the local area.
Family of 5 can train unlimited for only $220 a month!
DFMA offer great value training for families, bring an extra family member and train at discount prices, the more you bring the more you save, refer the prices page for more detail.
Grandmaster Dave Franklin
10th Dan Jujitsu • 8th Dan Karate • 8th Dan Judo
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Thinking of starting Martial Arts?
br>Are you looking for a club that:
- Provides a structured learning environment for both children & adults
- Supports traditional values of discipline, honor, respect and courage
- Represents excellent value for money
- Provides discounts for families
- Is fully government accredited
- Has the highest ranked instructors
- Teaches self defence through understanding not repetition
If you answer YES to these questions then Dave Franklin Martial Arts Point Cook is the club for you
To find out more Call Dave Now on 0402 853 437 or use the form below.
Introduction to DFMA
With more than 34 years experience in martial arts,
Grandmaster Dave Franklin
provides the highest quality martial arts instruction, and runs the only
government accredited Jujitsu club (and related martial arts - such as Aikido, Brazilian Jujitsu, Hapkido and Bujitsu) in the Western Suburbs, refer to
Martial Arts Accreditation for details.
DFMA honor traditional martial arts values such as discipline, respect,
humility, honor and courage, and in this spirit DFMA have kept training
and membership costs to a minimum, through the use of lower cost venues
like school gymnasiums, allowing cost effective access to all who wish
to pursue realistic martial arts training with the right attitude.
DFMA clubs run
training sessions
across the Western Suburbs of Melbourne in Werribee,
Hoppers Crossing & Point Cook, providing exceptional value with training
starting as low as $9.60 for a casual lesson
with huge volume discounts available for families, refer to the
DFMA training prices for more detail.
Classes are for all ages (minimum age four)
and fitness levels, focusing on teaching a balance between traditional martial arts (Jujitsu, Karate and Judo)
and learning skills that enable students and instructors to effectively defend themselves in
all situations. Values such as the importance of avoiding dangerous
situations (if possible), and using martial arts as a self defence only, play a vital role in
developing the appropriate attitude towards martial arts.
All grading's are conducted personally
by Grandmaster Hanshi. (Click here:
Martial Arts Certificates
, to view accreditation and certificates),
providing certification for Jujitsu, Karate & Judo that is recognised both in
Australia and internationally. Grandmaster Dave Franklin is a member of many martial arts organisations
worldwide providing confidence that the training provided meets strict governance standards,
public and professional liability insurance and commitment to adhere to an instructor code of ethics.
Click here:
Martial Arts Accreditation
, to find out what
qualifications you should asked for when you join a martial arts club.
Chowa Ryu Jujitsu
Chowa Ryu Jujitsu translates into Harmony Style Jujitsu. The style strives to achieve a balance
between traditional martial arts and application to meet the challenges of modern self-defence
situations.
All students and instructors are required to have an excellent understanding of
training in street situations, which is achieved through a mixture of training in street
clothes and full martial art uniform. The first year of training focuses on ensuring that
the student develops practical skills and an appreciation of the dangers that may be encountered
in street situations.
The style is a complete self defence system in that it addresses all
situations - with and without weapons. The curriculum has been approved by the Australian
Jujitsu Federation.
Other Styles Offered
Whilst the main style of martial arts offered is Chowa Ryu Jujitsu, the Dave Franklin Martial
Arts Academy also offers training in Jujitsu, Karate and Judo.
Students are encouraged to
find a style that best meets their martial art interests and their physical attributes –
not everyone can kick well and therefore the Judo based Jujitsu would be better suited
than Karate and Chowa Ryu Jujitsu.
Whatever your interest in martial arts there is a high
likelihood of finding what you want, particularly if your interest is in traditional
Japanese martial arts such as Jujitsu, Karate and Judo.
Qualifications/Accreditation In Martial Arts
How do you know if a martial art black belt is legitimate?
Unfortunately there are many individuals who falsely claim to be a black belt in martial arts.
How can you tell the difference? Well unless you have good knowledge of their instructor you will not know. However
a legitimate black belt will be able to produce written certification.
Fortunately the Australian Govt has established a martial art accreditation scheme in five areas:
1. Verifies the qualifications of the Head of School.
2. Verifies the school curriculum, grading policy and club structure.
3. Insists on a proper risk management plan.
4. Insists on proper coaching qualification.
5. Insists on a member protection system.
For Jujitsu –
Australian Jujitsu Federation.
For Karate –
Australian Karate Federation.
So before considering membership with any martial art club, you should insist on seeing proper accreditation.












