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Highlights
Martial artists of all experience levels and ages can hone their skills with ground or standup fighting styles including the IDF’s krav maga
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The deal
- $56 for 5 kickboxing, krav maga or Brazilian jiu jitsu classes ($120 value)
Fine Print
Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Valid only for option purchased. Must be 18 or older or accompanied by guardian. Must sign waiver. Classes must be completed within 90 days of initial visit. Classes must be used by the same person.
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About Infinite Fighting Concepts
A virtual United Nations of self-defense, Infinite Fighting Concepts teaches Brazilian jujitsu, muay thai kickboxing, Israeli krav maga, Japanese judo, and good old American boxing, kickboxing, and MMA all under one roof. Mats abound in the 6,000-square-foot facility, transforming more than two-thirds of the space into a fighting arena complete with boxing rings and mixed-martial-arts cage panels. A fully equipped weight room consumes the rest of the space, with an arsenal of speed bags, climbing ropes, and weightlifting equipment. Group classes led by the center’s accredited instructors teach various fighting techniques to wannabe Jean-Claude Van Dammes before setting them loose to safely spar with one another. For those just looking to break a sweat, Infinite Fighting Concepts offers boot-camp classes amped up with striking drills. Kids aged 6 or older can bolster their health and self-esteem during jujitsu classes for their age group, take on boxing lessons at age 10, or head to the onsite playroom to unwind with a movie, video game, and the latest edition of Forbes.
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