Hiscoe Jiu Jitsu

Martial Arts in Chilliwack

For older teens and adults there is the Martial Arts program. This program is based on teaching students how to protect themselves using simple yet effective self-protection techniques.

While learning how to protect themselves students are also getting a workout to enhance their fitness levels.

There is less emphasis on traditional striking skills and more given to the western boxing and combative techniques.

For centuries jiu-jitsu has been the first choice in martial arts when it comes to self-defense. Because of its effectiveness in repelling attacks and controlling individuals, jiu-jitsu is frequently taught to law enforcement and security professionals. Hiscoe Jiu-Jitsu teaches a highly effective self-protection system designed for teens and adults, men and women of all ages and abilities.

There is no room for flashy moves or theatrics in self-protection, our techniques are powerful, straight forward and designed to give you immediate results. Giving our students the ability to protect themselves is our goal.

In order to make life saving decisions students must learn to recognize potentially dangerous situations. Therefore a key component of the adult program is teaching students about awareness. A person who can recognize a dangerous situation and develop a strategy for dealing with it may never have to raise a hand in violence. This is obviously the best outcome, but should you be required to protect yourself physically, our programs will teach you how. Remember when your life is on the line “There are no rules, only results”.

The Martial Arts Program has a grading system based on belt ranks. Students must learn and be able to perform the required techniques at each belt level. That being said the emphasis should not be on how quickly to move from one belt to another but rather being the best student possible. Consistent attendance along with a good work ethic will assist students in their progression.

See the class schedule for class days, times and prices.