HOT DEAL: Academy 64 – $49 for Martial-Arts Classes for Adult or $25 for One Child (Up to 68% Off)

Today’s Groupon Winnipeg Daily Deal of the Day: Academy 64 – $49 for Martial-Arts Classes for Adult or $25 for One Child (Up to 68% Off)

Buy now from only $
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Value $144
Discount 66% Off
Save $95

Martial arts encompass many forms of hand-to-hand combat, from jujitsu to punching walls in your sleep. Focus your fury with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options:

• $49 for one month of unlimited classes and gym access for one adult ($144 value)
• $25 for one month of unlimited classes for one child ($79 value)
• Click here to see the schedule.

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In a Nutshell
Learn martial arts as a family

The Fine Print
Expires 120 days after purchase. Limit 1 per person. Limit 2 per child. Valid only for option purchased. Registration required. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.

Brazilian Jujitsu: Size Doesn’t Matter
http://www.academy64.com/
2281 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3J 0M1
204-227-5514

Brazilian jujitsu classes don’t just increase physical strength and stamina—they also teach practical self-defence techniques. Read on to learn more about this South American art.

If David and Goliath were to fight a rematch in Brazilian jujitsu, the odds might be even more in David’s favour. That’s because Brazilian jujitsu’s grappling techniques, such as mounts and joint locks, are designed to help fighters overtake opponents of virtually any size. A modified version of traditional Japanese jujitsu and judo, Brazilian jujitsu demands that fighters stay close to the ground, incorporating timing and leverage to take advantage of faster, stronger opponents.

Appropriately enough, the martial art of underdogs emerged largely because of a fighter who was forced to overcome physical disadvantages. Hélio Gracie, the youngest child of the Gracie family, was forbidden from learning to fight due to his often poor health and physical frailness. Around 1917, Hélio’s oldest brother, Carlos, began studying traditional jujitsu and judo techniques from Japanese fighter Mitsuyo Maeda. Worried for Hélio’s health, the family decided that the art should only be passed to the stronger sons. Undeterred, Hélio studied his brothers closely and began modifying the Japanese techniques to his advantage. Eventually, he crafted an enduring martial art and proved that strength and speed could be overcome with proper knowledge and technique. Blossoming out of the prodigious Gracie clan, the art, sometimes even referred to as Grace jujitsu, has since spread from South America to as far as Slovenia and Alaska, which is notorious for its polar bears well versed in karate.

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