Stripe Promotions

ByCadu Francis

Congratulations to Addison Pearse and Lucas Leal on their first stripe as a white belt. The improvement is showing but do not forget to keep focused and to keep in mind the Jiu Jitsu Foundation Bushido life values.

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Jiu Jitsu Foundation Graduation Ceremony | La Mesa, CA

ByCadu Francis

March 2012 Kids Graduation Ceremony March 3rd 2012 we had our first Kids Graduation Ceremony at Jiu Jitsu Foundation. Thirty students attended this day to celebrate with family and friends who filled the Dojo with their support and positive energy. The first generation of new belts were handed out along with some stripes. All the…

Worlds Jiu Jitsu Masters 2012 – JJF Brings home the Bronze to La Mesa

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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.

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ByCadu Francis

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Kids Martial Arts in La Mesa

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  Kids Martial Arts Benefits Despite the many positive behavioral and physical benefits of martial arts, some parents are still hesitant about enrolling their child in a program. Like all parents, they worry: won’t they get hurt? What if they get into a fight? Will it teach them to be violent?