On Sunday, October 7th 2012, the first ever World Jiu-Jitsu Championship exclusively dedicated to athletes over thirty years old was held in Long Beach, California. It was a HUGE success. Jiu Jitsu Foundation had 3 Representatives, one of them being Master Cadu Francis along with Rob Denton and Ray Jackson.
Here at Jiu Jitsu Foundation we are serious about teaching our kids self defense and life morals; however, we also believe in having fun. This past Saturday night, we had thirty of our kids come dressed as ninjas!
Karate La Mesa Looking for Karate La Mesa kids and adults can trust? Then look no further than the Jiu Jitsu Foundation. Karate La Mesa has been around or quite a few years, and we’re not just talking about the spike in popularity during the ‘80s. Surprisingly, even since the ‘80s when karate got…
Jiu Jitsu Foundation has added an adolescent class to the Kids Martial Arts in La Mesa program. We believe that the Jiu Jitsu philosophy can benefit adolescents who are battling to discover the person they will be. It is not uncommon that a teenager suffers from being confused, disrespectful, or insecure; however, with the right instructors, a teenager will…
This past Saturday and Sunday, Master Cadu the Jiu Jitsu Foundation’s Gold Team competed in the Jiu Jitsu American Nationals. Not only did Master Cadu coach his students but he also won Gold in his division and the Open class.
Congratulations to Alexander McAllister for this belt gray/white belt promotion by displaying enough eye, ear, and mind focus and technique to obtain this belt. Moreover, his promotion is proof that he is growing not only in Jiu Jitsu but also outside of the gym.
At Jiu Jitsu foundation we have our own family; in order for a family to thrive, keeping in touch is essential. On August 4TH, Jiu Jitsu Foundation expressed its variety of skill levels of Jiu Jitsu in La Mesa. there were beginners to competitive advance students training hard together. Our family is continuously growing and has open doors to any individuals…
Although Jiu Jitsu is referred as “gentle art”, it has risks just as any sport or physical activity. Jiu Jitsu Foundation has many attributes that make this Dojo unique.
With bullying steadily increasing, it is becoming more important than ever to find ways to prevent or combat this issue. For Jiu Jitsu Foundation owners, Master Cadu Francis and Master Gabi Francis, the role of martial arts in making this happen is key. To help drive this point home, this La Mesa martial arts school…