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How Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Can Help Kids With ADHD

How Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Can Help Kids With ADHD

From Gracie Barra New Westminster

October 11, 2019

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Brazilian jiu-jitsu is the fastest growing martial art in the world. Known for it's effectiveness it is practiced by many everyday people around the world looking to learn self-defense and stay in shape.

For kids with ADHD is offers many physical and mental benefits. It offers a child structure helping them gain focus and confidence. Although team sports brings many physical benefits, the martial arts differ in that it focuses on personal and character development allowing the child to strive to improve themselves daily.

Gracie Barra New Westminster Brazilian jiu-jitsu and family martial arts offers a safe gym environment for their students. We offer classes for kids ages 4 and up, professional adults.

Students will learn self-defense, build confidence, discipline, lose weight while having fun learning Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

We are located in the Sapperton district in beautiful New Westminster, BC. We also offer services to the surrounding communities Burnaby, Burquitlam, Coquitlam, and Port Moody.

If you are looking for a fun and engaging after-school activity for your child, check out the kids program New Westminster Sapperton parents are raving about!

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