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Amador Judo Jujitsu Studio
Program Name: Amador Judo Jujitsu Studio
Program Address: 847 Rincon Ave, Livermore CA
Contact Phone: (925) 455-6054
Website: http://amador-judo-jujitsu.com/
Detail: Amador Judo & Jujitsu Studio has a well rounded martial arts and self defense program for all ages. We are well known for our excellent children's program. We include many types of exercises to encourage a life time of holistic health, an understanding of sportsmanship and to provide many opportunities for growth, continued learning & success.
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Amador Judo Jujitsu Studio, Livermore CA
Program Address: 847 Rincon Ave, Livermore CA
Contact Phone: (925) 455-6054
Website: http://amador-judo-jujitsu.com/
Detail: Amador Judo & Jujitsu Studio has a well rounded martial arts and self defense program for all ages. We are well known for our excellent children's program. We include many types of exercises to encourage a life time of holistic health, an understanding of sportsmanship and to provide many opportunities for growth, continued learning & success.
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