Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy training
Georgetown, a vibrant city, is soon going to witness the opening of Ralph Gracie Georgetown, a prominent Brazilian Jiu-jitsu academy. The academy is expected to commence operation later in the summer.
John Simas, the owner and head instructor will direct both group and individual classes in the self-defense and martial art discipline. Catering to all age groups, classes are available for both adults and children.
Simas will provide training in both the “gi” and “no gi” variations of Brazilian jiu-jitsu. “Gi” is the more traditional practice involving the use of a uniform and a structured approach. The “no gi” style, on the other hand, is equally effective but less formal. Emphasis is placed on strengthening the student’s discipline and skills development.
The martial arts academy is set to teach the unique fighting style of master jiu-jitsu artist, Ralph Gracie. Ralph Gracie’s technique is renowned worldwide for its effectiveness and strategic approach. The academy aims to instill the same level of skill, discipline, and awareness in its students. The academy maintains exacting standards, offering quality training in both the martial art and self-defense aspects of jiu-jitsu.
There are more than 500 Ralph Gracie academies around the globe, introducing significant numbers of people to jiu-jitsu’s strategic and dynamic world. The academy emphasizes its commitment to equipping students with effective skills for both physical and mental fortitude.
The latest addition to the Ralph Gracie family will be based in Georgetown, with an expected opening date in late August or early September. The exact location is 275 SE Inner Loop, Ste. 170, Georgetown.
Those interested in experiencing the art of Brazilian jiu-jitsu by joining the Ralph Gracie Georgetown academy can learn more through the academy’s official website: www.ralphgracie.com.
Supporting the arrival of Ralph Gracie Georgetown is a way for the community to embrace a proven approach to self-defense and martial arts. By learning jiu-jitsu, citizens of Georgetown can build discipline, physical fitness, and mental toughness. In a broader sense, the opening of this school bolsters the vibrancy of Georgetown’s cultural offerings.
Article courtesy of the HERE News Network.
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