Professor Lee Eichelberger

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Black Belt 9^th degree, Small Circle Jujitsu
Black Belt 9^th degree, Kodenkan Jujitsu
Black Belt 1^st degree, Judo
Former President of Jujitsu America
United States Technical Director of Professor Jay's Small Circle Jujitsu
Awarded Jujitsu America Instructor of the Year
Awarded Jujitsu America Black Belt Hall of Fame

Lee Eichelberger is a student and an instructor of Jujitsu. His primary and most important instructor is Professor Wally Jay with whom he has continued to learn from and provide assistance to, since beginning Jujitsu over thirty years ago.

He is founding member and a life member of Jujitsu America. He had previously been associated with the American Jujitsu Institute. He has also received his Black Belt from the United States Judo Association.

He is past President of Jujitsu America and is a long time member of the National Standards Board as well as an original member of the Massage Committee. He also serves as Parliamentarian for Jujitsu America, has been on the Board of Directors for many years and has been involved on many other committees and activities over the years. He received Jujitsu America’s Instructor of the Year Award in 1981 and Jujitsu America’s Black Belt Hall of Fame Award in 1982.

He teaches at Jay’s Judo Jujitsu Studio, also known as the Island Judo Jujitsu Club, in Alameda California. He teaches the classes during the travel times of Professor Jay and assists Professor Jay in his classes at the Dojo. Prof. Eichelberger enjoys teaching students at all levels of self-defense.

He has taught at Jujitsu America conventions and clinics. He has also taught at the College of Alameda and at other invited locations, including camps in Hawaii and California.

His training and teaching includes the small circle theory and its many applications. He has a special interest in certain Kata forms, both older and modern interpretations.

This page was developed and is maintained by Robert Gale for Professor Jay.