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Combat Ju-Jutsu base is a high-intensity, high-speed assault fight aimed at completely or partially incapacitating the opponent and controlling him completely! The scope of application is army high-speed close combat with or without the possible use of cold weapons and handy tools. Such a fight does not involve any exchange of blows at medium range or a long tactical confrontation, but is aimed at complete control and destruction / incapacitation of the opponent in a matter of seconds. It is also widely used in the field of self-defense of the civilian population. Combat Ju-Jutsu Sport is 3 sections and types of competitive fights with one opponent, aimed at practicing fighting qualities at various distances and with various levels of restrictions. Section Combat Ju-Jutsu Self-Defense - creating an environment in which the athlete is subjected to a barrage of attacks from 4 assistants with an interval of 2.5-3 seconds using cold weapons and without them, and in such conditions must demonstrate the quality and effectiveness of the use of his signature techniques. The sport Combat Ju-Jutsu is designed to create conditions for training athletes for an effective quick victory in a real fight with one or several opponents. Victory is also considered to be the preservation of life and health of a person. The main goals of Combat Ju-Jutsu are the effectiveness of the application of techniques, and not their number and beauty of execution.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CJJIF Anti-Doping policy

 

 

 

Combat Ju-Jutsu International Federation Anti-Doping Program

 

Our Commitment to CleanSport

The Combat Ju-Jutsu International Federation (CJJIF) is the sole governing body for Combat Ju-Jutsu worldwide. We are dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of integrity, fairness, and athlete health through our strict CleanSport policies.

CJJIF is fully compliant with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) regulations and follows the latest international standards on doping control, testing procedures, and prohibited substances. We also align with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) guidelines on ethics and fair play, ensuring that Combat Ju-Jutsu remains a sport driven by skill, discipline, and hard work—not performance-enhancing drugs.

CleanSport & Clean: Our Four Pillars of a Doping-Free Sport

CJJIF has implemented a Clean framework to promote anti-doping education, compliance, and enforcement in Combat Ju-Jutsu. This framework is built on four key pillars:

1. Clean Athletes

Every competitor is responsible for understanding and following anti-doping rules.

The WADA Prohibited List is strictly enforced, and ignorance is not an excuse.

Regular testing and biological passport monitoring keep the sport fair.

2. Clean Coaches & Teams

Coaches, trainers, and support staff play a crucial role in keeping the sport clean.

Providing athletes with the right guidance to avoid unintentional doping.

Strict policies against supplying or encouraging the use of banned substances.

3. Clean Competitions

Every official Combat Ju-Jutsu event follows WADA-compliant testing protocols.

In-competition and out-of-competition testing ensure fair play.

Results management follows international anti-doping legal frameworks.

4. Clean Federation Governance

CJJIF maintains transparent anti-doping policies aligned with WADA & IOC.

Strict liability rules hold all participants accountable.

Any violations result in sanctions, bans, and legal consequences.

WADA Compliance & Testing Procedures

Combat Ju-Jutsu athletes are subject to:

Random and targeted drug testing at any time, in or out of competition.

Blood and urine sample collection, processed in WADA-accredited laboratories.

Biological Passport monitoring, detecting long-term doping patterns.

Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) applications for legitimate medical needs.

Ethics & Athlete Education

CJJIF actively educates athletes about CleanSport ethics through:

Workshops and online courses on anti-doping rules.

Regular updates on banned substances and new anti-doping technologies.

Personalized support for athletes to navigate supplement safety and TUE processes.

Join the Clean Movement

Combat Ju-Jutsu is about honor, skill, and true competition—not shortcuts. We urge all athletes, coaches, and officials to commit to Clean and help keep our sport free of doping.

 

Attention Combat Ju-Jutsu Athletes & Coaches and members!

The CJJIF anti-doping policy is based on WADA rules

The 2025 WADA Prohibited List is now in effect! ?? Stay informed and ensure compliance with the latest updates.

** Major Modifications for 2025:

* New examples added for prohibited substances in:
** S0: Non-approved substances
** S4: Hormone & metabolic modulators
** S5: Diuretics & masking agents
** S6: Stimulants
** Formoterol dosing intervals changed, but max daily dose remains the same.
* Blood donation at accredited centers is no longer prohibited.
* Hydrafinil classified as a non-specified stimulant.
* Guanfacine clarified as NOT prohibited.
* Beta-blockers no longer banned in skiing & snowboarding disciplines.

Learn more # WADA OFFICAL WEB
Stay clean.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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