Jiu-Jitsu
Often called human chess. Jiu-jitsu uses leverage, position, and technique instead of strikes, so a smaller, calmer kid can control a bigger one. Strength, cardio, balance, and a mind that works under pressure.
This Season
Pulled live from the programs list; register straight from the card.
What Kids Learn
Technique: joint locks, chokeholds, and compression locks that end a confrontation without a punch thrown.
Focus: gaining and keeping a dominant position on the ground.
Physical benefits: strength, cardio, muscle tone, balance, and reactive ability.
Mental benefits: patience, problem-solving, and composure. It is called human chess for a reason.
Instructor: Richard Allen, a semi-retired J member with a career spanning politics, business, and athletics, including work in Washington for the House Minority Leader and the President before founding an international import/export company.
Contact
nhayes@jccdallas.org
Train. Play. The J Way.
Member pricing on every program. Questions about level or age placement? Email the coach before you register.