William Garrud

They studied under Japanese jujutsu masters Yukio Tani and Sadakazu Uyenishi and later opened their own London dojo.

[1] They married the following year, and moved to London where William found work as a physical culture trainer for universities.

[5] While training at the Golden Square Dojo Garrud studied with the best instructors of the time including Taro Miyake, Mitsuyo Maeda,[b] Gunji Koizumi[c] and Akitaro Ohno.

[9] They continued performing jujutsu on stage in music hall exhibitions and public demonstrations, where William dressed as a policeman, they also offered private instruction for members of the organisations for women's suffrage.

[12] William and Edith continued to run the Golden Square dojo as owners and instructors until 1925 when they retired from teaching.

Advert for the Golden Square Dojo placed by William Garrud in The Boy's Own Paper of December 1922.