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New Jersey Martial Arts >> Trenton After School Martial Arts >> Ricardo Almeida Bjj Program Name: Ricardo Almeida Bjj
Program Address: 2619 S Broad St, Trenton NJ
Contact Phone: (609) 888-2121
Website: http://www.ricardoalmeida.com/
Detail: The Ricardo Almeida Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy is a beacon of excellence for its students and the entire martial arts practitioners world wide. RABJJ Academy seeks to strengthen the Hamilton and Mercer NJ communities through the diligent practice of the Gentle Art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. We offer classes to all levels. Kids(5-8 years old), Teens(9-14 years old) and Adult classes.
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