Schedule & Memberships
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Summer Schedule
- All Adult Classes Running
(NO LADIES OR DAY CLASSES RUNNING
JULY 27-AUGUST 6, AND AUGUST 17-20)
- Kids Classes
Tuesday 4-5
Thursday 5-6
- No Beginners Classes
- Summer Camp
August 17-21
(Please Call/Text Maggie @ 778-215-0215 to register)
Contract Prices
PRICING (contract price)
Kids under 16
Unlimited Membership
$100 +GST
Family Membership
Unlimited Membership
10% off per member
Adults (16 plus)
Unlimited Membership
$120 +GST
Punch Pass Membership
10 Classes
$275+GST
We Are Registered with Canadian Tire Jumpstart Program
https://jumpstart.canadiantire.ca/pages/community-development-grants
Non-Contract Prices
PRICING (non contract price)
Kids under 16
$120 +GST
Adults (16 plus)
$140 +GST
After School Pick Up Program
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Our After School Pick Up Program provides Transportation from Peter Greer and Davidson Road Elementary Schools to Lake Country Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Starting at $ 25 (+GST) a day includes transportation, a jiu-jitsu lesson, jiu-jitsu games and free indoor play in a safe environment.
5 days a week
2:30 to 5:00
Contact us to Reserve your spot today
F.A.Q. AND FIRST CLASS TIPS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What do I need to bring for my first class?
A: An extra t-shirt and a water bottle is all you need. If you are under 19 you will require a guardian to sign our waiver. Please contact us beforehand to ensure we have a gi for you to wear.
Q: Can I train if I am sick?
A: No. Please stay home if you believe you may be contagious.
Q: What are the hygiene standards for BJJ?
Q: I have (insert injury, health or fitness problem), can I still train?
A: Generally the answer is yes. Consult your doctor about any medical issues before training.
A: Very high, please come to each class with:
1. A clean uniform
2. Freshly showered
3. Trimmed finger & toe nails
4. Fresh breath
5. Wearing deodorant
6. Free of any skin infections
TIPS FOR YOUR FIRST CLASS
01.
Proper hygiene is a must to be a good training partner. (showered, trimmed nails, clean uniform, teeth brushed)
02.
Leave your ego at the door.
03.
The hardest part of doing jiu-jitsu is getting to your first class. The rest is just putting in your time.