6406 NE 116th Ave Suite A, Vancouver, WA 98662, USA
Our Kids Martial Arts, Jiu Jitsu and Women's Self Defense programs are excellent choices for self defense, discipline and fitness. Learn more about our martial arts classes in Vancouver now!
Our son loves his Jiu Jitsu class. He walks away feeling strong, like he learned a lot, and we can see him progressing. It’s exciting to see him conquer these new moves. Excited to continue watching him as he learns more. So great for discipline and focus!
Posted 6 months agoOur family LOVEs Emerge Jiu Jitsu! My boys go there for more than 2 years now. Everyone is always friendly, supportive and kind! Like a whole big family! Highly recommended and appreciated!💜
Posted 6 months agoMy friends and I came to a Heather Woods seminar from out of town and it was a wonderful experience. The owners were extremely welcoming. It's also a beautiful academy! Thank you for having us!
Posted 10 months agoI recently had the opportunity to take a free class at Emerge BJJ, and I couldn’t be more impressed! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warmth and enthusiasm by both the instructors and students. Their welcoming atmosphere made me feel right at home, even as a beginner. The instructors are not only incredibly knowledgeable but also passionate about sharing their expertise. They took the time to explain techniques clearly and offered personalized guidance throughout the class. It was evident that they truly care about helping each student succeed. The facility itself is top-notch—very clean and well-maintained, which made the entire experience even more enjoyable. The sense of community at Emerge BJJ is truly special. Everyone, from seasoned practitioners to newcomers, was supportive and encouraging, making it a fantastic environment for learning. I felt challenged but also uplifted, and that’s what ultimately led me to sign up for a membership.
Posted 9 months agoEmerge jujitsu has been an incredible experience for our daughter; from day one she was welcomed and accepted by the professors and the students. Her biggest takeaway has been knowing her own limit and listening to others limits (learning the tap out).
Posted 7 months ago