African Goju is a survival system based on reality and common sense with attention to detail that makes it different from other disciplines. It is not only taught as conventional martial arts, but also as an attempt to teach the psychology of self-defence, based on one’s way of life, relying on the principle that things will go wrong, only if you allow them to. Can you keep your senses after drinking, so that you are not taken advantage of? Could you defend yourself in a fight? If you go into a nightclub; how would you cope, if trouble exploded? What of a burglary, whilst you are sleeping or in the shower? Is your car/house safe against thieves? How secure are you at work, in case of an attack by an irate customer? How smart are you, in order not to be taken in by a con man? How would you handle emotional/mental/physical abuse, betrayal or infidelity? The art of knowing how, where, why and when to fight or not to fight, and the ability to withstand both mental and physical pain; when coupled with extremely effective defence techniques, makes it the most realistic, powerful and compelling system in the world.