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Program Name: Leon Jiu Jitsu
Program Address: 7129 Katella Ave, Stanton CA
Contact Phone: (562) 852-9600
Website: http://www.leonjiujitsu.com/
Detail: The goal of Leon Jiu-Jitsu is to offer students a nurturing, family-like environment where they can learn about the art of BJJ, its techniques, whether for self-defense or to compete as a fighter, obtain a new hobby, fine-tune existing skills, or just to learn something new. BJJ is a sport that anyone, regardless of size, age or visual ability, can perfect in.
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Leon Jiu Jitsu, Stanton CA
Program Address: 7129 Katella Ave, Stanton CA
Contact Phone: (562) 852-9600
Website: http://www.leonjiujitsu.com/
Detail: The goal of Leon Jiu-Jitsu is to offer students a nurturing, family-like environment where they can learn about the art of BJJ, its techniques, whether for self-defense or to compete as a fighter, obtain a new hobby, fine-tune existing skills, or just to learn something new. BJJ is a sport that anyone, regardless of size, age or visual ability, can perfect in.
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