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Created On The Battle Fields of Feudal Japan, Refined on The Streets of The South Bronx.

Combat Jujutsu in WWII

The origins of Miyama Ryu combat jujutsu stretch back over half a century. In 1942 Antonio Pereira, a young American soldier, was participating in a hand-to-hand demonstration. When ordered to punch one of the instructors in the face, he complied, only to find himself whipped around into a chokehold.
During World War II, Pereira learned as much as he could about specialized combat methods. He continued to experiment and practice with the techniques, refining them sometimes under life and death situations.

A Warriors Quest for the Ultimate Martial Art

After the war, his warrior's quest for additional knowledge took him to many schools in search of martial prowess. In 1950 he began a formal study of judo with the Lefcoker brothers. He began to research how victims of crime were attacked and devise methods of practical defense.

Responses Against Real Street Attacks

In 1960 he opened a martial arts school on Tremont Avenue, in the South Bronx, New York. He called his rough-and-tumble method of fighting Combato. But the puzzle was still not complete.

In 1962 he embarked on a journey to Japan. His plan was to study from the source, and perhaps to gain a better sense of the martial principles.

Training in Japan with the World's Best

As he observed the practice at the Aiki Kai (Aikido school), Pereira recognized similarities to what he had been doing all along. Pereira set out to learn the more refined methods.
His fierce resolve and dedication won him many honors. Among them were a teaching certificate from then-Doshu Kisshomaru Ueshiba (son of the founder of Aikido), and a Ni dan in Judo from the Kodokan (the birth place of Judo).
Pereira returned to the United States and resumed teaching at the Tremont School. Periera would later earn a San Mokuroku in Sosuishitsu Ryu Jujutsu, a Koryu (Jujutsu), from the then current Headmaster Professor Shitama.

Samurai Self-Defense Refined For You

Knowing that the Western life style and philosophy differs from the Eastern, he adapted the physical techniques and mind set of the Samurai Warrior to the culture of the dangerous streets of the modern, urban South Bronx.
In effect, he created one of the few combat methods suited for today's streets. He combined elements of Judo, Aikido, Koryu Jujutsu, Karate, Boxing, and the less organized, but no less effective element of Western street-style fighting.
In 1964 he formalized the name of his eclectic method Miyama Ryu Jujutsu, which means School of the Three Mountains in English, or Tremont in French. This was the avenue on which the school was located.

In 1973 Pereira researched the classical ranking system of Japanese systems. He decided to use the ranking structure and nomenclature of the Japanese martial arts, both classical and modern. He took the title of Shinan.

A System to Serve Your Needs

Shinan Pereira died in 1999 and with him the era of Tremont as the center of Miyama Ryu came to an end. Miyama Ryu Combat Jujutsu has been codified in the Books and Dvds written by the current headmaster, with consent by Shinan.
Not only is Miyama Ryu Combat Jujutsu taught to civilians, but it has been used in the design of courses for United States Federal agents, taught at police and law enforcement academies across the world and is still being refined today by two Dai-Shihans, D'Arcy Rahming and Dr. William Duke, and an international Executive Committee led by Shihan Robert Aviles Sr.

The Gift Of Self Defense

The Miyama Ryu Self Defense System includes 3 Books  with 700 total pages Each is full of combat theory and techniques illustrated with clear line drawings and a few photos. Methods of defense are shown for nearly every type of attack, including weapons and multiple attackers, covering the techniques required up to Black Belt.

Secrets Of Combat Jujutsu ($24.95 Value)
200 Pages of detailed techniques and combat techniques taking you through the orange, yellow and green belt techniques.
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Secrets Of Advanced Combat Jujutsu ($29.95 Value)
250 Pages, detailing the Advanced Techniques in the system. This book covers the 3rd and 2nd Brown belt techniques
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Secrets Of Black Belt Combat Jujutsu ($39.95 Value)
250 Pages, detailing the Black Belt Techniques in the system. This book covers the 1st Brown and most of the Black Belt techniques
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Miyama Ryu International Membership ($17 Month)
Our membership club is a portal available to you to where we supplement the knowledge in the books with latest, most up to date, information and techniques. As we evolve you do as well.
This Christmas as a Gift to the Public we are offering a one time cost of the Complete System and 3 Months of Membership to Miyama Ryu International ($145.85 total value) for the price of $47. +$4.95 S&H