Cahill's teaches the Danzan Ryu system of jujitsu, established by Professor Henry S. Okazaki in the 1930's. It is the art of movement, flexibility, gentleness, and mostly, control. Techniques include throwing, kicking, striking, chokeholds, joint locking, grappling, and defense against various weapons. At the root of jujitsu is movement from one technique to another quickly and smoothly and as often as necessary to control an attacker.

It would be impossible to say which martial art is the best, but the self confidence jujitsu training brings with it gives an advantage in a self defense situation, and after all, we're very biased.

All students training in jujitsu must be current members of Jujitsu America in order to have their rank registered and receive certification.

Henry S. Okazaki with John Cahill  1939