Lone Tree Jujutsu – Building Confidence and Life Skills for Over 30 Years in Wiltshire

A family-run traditional Japanese Jujutsu club in Wiltshire, providing structured martial arts training in a fun and friendly environment.

Founder Dave Huntley with Son Richard Huntley

At Lone Tree Jujutsu, we believe martial arts is about more than physical techniques.

For over 30 years, we have helped children across Wiltshire develop confidence, discipline and respect in a structured, traditional environment.

Our training is designed to build strong character, improve focus and teach practical self-defence — while creating a supportive and encouraging atmosphere where every child can grow.

Many parents tell us they see improvements in confidence and behaviour within just a few weeks of training.

Why Choose

LONE TREE

Established in 1993 by Dave Huntley, Lone Tree Jujutsu has been a cornerstone of Japanese martial arts in Wiltshire for over 33 years.

Now spanning three generations of family leadership, the club continues to uphold the values it was founded on — discipline, respect and authentic Japanese jujutsu.

Deeply rooted in the local community, Lone Tree Jujutsu has trained thousands of students across Wiltshire.

ESTABLISHED OVER 33 YEARS

PROUD FAMILY FRIENDLY CLUB

At Lone Tree Jujutsu, we pride ourselves on providing a safe, welcoming and family-friendly learning environment where children can grow in confidence and discipline.

We teach traditional Japanese Jujutsu in a structured yet supportive way, ensuring every child learns at their own pace. From Osaka to Wiltshire, we are proud to pass on authentic martial arts knowledge while keeping classes safe, and enjoyable.

Helping Children Grow in Confidence, Focus and Respect

Benefits of our children’s classes include:

• Growing in confidence with every new skill they learn

• Building better focus, listening and self-discipline

• Burning energy in a positive, structured way

• Improving balance, coordination and overall fitness

• Learning respect for instructors, training partners and themselves

• Developing resilience by overcoming challenges and never giving up

• Gaining self-control and staying calm under pressure

• Making new friends and feeling part of a supportive team

• Achieving goals and feeling proud of their belt progress

• Enjoying a fun, rewarding activity that helps them grow on and off the mat