- Address:189 Brunswick Street, 3rd Floor, Jersey City, NJ 07302
- Phone:(917) 943-6696
- Website:http://www.jcprojects.org/
- Rating:5.0
- Hours:
| Mon | 09:00 pm - 10:00 pm |
| Wed | 09:00 pm - 10:00 pm |
| Fri | 08:00 pm - 09:00 pm |
| Sat | 09:00 am - 10:00 am |
JC Projects
Reviews
Rated 5.0/5 based on 3 customer reviews.
Jenna Fryer
October 18, 2017 10:41
Joe is very knowledgable and passionate. He'll make sure you're getting the techniques and always has time to set aside for any further questions. If he finds a hole in your game, he'll make sure you're drilling properly.
There is a mixed variety of novice and experienced, but we all work the same techniques and we all roll together. I have trained in many Renzo-affiliated schools for years, and I really saw progress in my game during my time here.
Classes are nogi Monday and Wednesday, gi Friday, and open mat Saturday. We go over the same techniques for a month, so everyone can get it down properly. Most schools will give random instruction class to class, or at the least, week to week. We tend to roll 3-4 rounds after class.
Overall, a great experience, and I suggest you check it out, whether you're a novice or a vet.
Jenna Fryer
October 7, 2017 05:52
Joe is very knowledgable and passionate. He'll make sure you're getting the techniques and always has time to set aside for any further questions. If he finds a hole in your game, he'll make sure you're drilling properly.
There is a mixed variety of novice and experienced, but we all work the same techniques and we all roll together. I have trained in many Renzo-affiliated schools for years, and I really saw progress in my game during my time here.
Classes are nogi Monday and Wednesday, gi Friday, and open mat Saturday. We go over the same techniques for a month, so everyone can get it down properly. Most schools will give random instruction class to class, or at the least, week to week. We tend to roll 3-4 rounds after class.
Overall, a great experience, and I suggest you check it out, whether you're a novice or a vet.
A Google User
October 7, 2017 05:52
Joe is very knowledgable and passionate. He'll make sure you're getting the techniques and always has time to set aside for any further questions. If he finds a hole in your game, he'll make sure you're drilling properly.
There is a mixed variety of novice and experienced, but we all work the same techniques and we all roll together. I have trained in many Renzo-affiliated schools for years, and I really saw progress in my game during my time here.
Classes are nogi Monday and Wednesday, gi Friday, and open mat Saturday. We go over the same techniques for a month, so everyone can get it down properly. Most schools will give random instruction class to class, or at the least, week to week. We tend to roll 3-4 rounds after class.
Overall, a great experience, and I suggest you check it out, whether you're a novice or a vet.