My Fitness Arena

Hiking on Sunday 17 /05 /26
Next one Sunday 07 /06 /26.

🥋 REGISTRATION OPEN – 2026
BJJ & Self-Defense Jiu-Jitsu for Kids (Ages 4+) 💥
Led by Sensei Farook Pirbacosse – 27 years of experience!
5th Dan Black Belt.

✅ Registration fee : Rs 1000
💸 Monthly Fee: Only Rs 1000
📍 Location: Warriors Gym, Mesnil
📞 Contact: 5703 2525 / 5786 2525

🗓 Class Schedule (Choose ANY 2 days to confirm your spot):
• Monday: 19hr15 – 20hr15
• Friday. : 19hr15 – 20hr15
• Saturday: 09hr00 – 10hr00

Second Location : John Kennedy Street
Cantin Vacoas
* Tuesday : 18hr 30 - 19hr 30
* Thursday 18hr 30 - 19hr 30
OR
* Saturday : 14hr - 15hr
: 15hr. - 16hr
*. Sunday. : 09hr - 10hr
: 10hr - 11hr
✨ To confirm and secure your child’s place:
1️⃣ Choose 2 preferred training days from the schedule above.
2️⃣ Send us the full name of the child for registration purposes
3️⃣ Proceed with the Registration fees of Rs 1000 to:
Account Name: MY FITNESS ARENA LTD
Account Number: 000454067623
4️⃣ Send us a screenshot of the payment confirmation to officially reserve the spot.

⚠️ Please note: Places are limited and confirmation will be done upon receipt of payment proof.

🌟 Give your child the opportunity to build confidence, discipline, focus, strength, and self-defense skills in a safe and professional environment.

Spots are filling fast — Enroll Now! 💪🔥
📲 5703 2525

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Being a black belt and earning a black belt are two entirely different things. It is a milestone for many as fewer than 5% of a given class will make it to this rank for one reason or another. For others it is a goal and nothing more...

Earning a black belt is a major accomplishment for any martial artist. It represents years of hard work, dedication, and discipline. However, earning a black belt is just the beginning. Being a black belt requires ongoing commitment and responsibility.

Earning a black belt involves passing a series of tests that demonstrate proficiency in the techniques, forms, sparring, and self-defense of a particular martial art. The requirements for earning a black belt vary from one martial art to another, but they typically involve several years of training and practice.

Being a black belt means more than just having a high level of skill in martial arts. It also means upholding the values and principles of the martial art and in daily life, such as respect, discipline, and self-control. Black belts are also expected to be role models for other students and to help them learn and grow....

It is important for black belts to continue training even after they have earned their black belt. This is because martial arts is a lifelong journey, and skills can deteriorate if they are not regularly practiced. Continued training also helps to develop muscle memory and neural pathways that become more efficient and effective with practice.

The "use it or lose it" principle is a reminder that regular practice and training are crucial to maintaining and improving one's skills in martial arts, as well as in other areas of life. If you want to continue to progress in martial arts and perform at your best, it is important to prioritize regular training and practice.

If you are doing martial arts just to get a black belt, you are missing the point and will likely fail in your attempt. The belt is a reminder of the tremendous growth you’ve made while training in your art – becoming fit, learning technique, gaining confidence, becoming disciplined, showing respect, overcoming mental and physical challenges – all important life skills that make you into a better person.....🥋🫢

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Congratulations to Sensei Farook Pirbacosse for Ju Jitsu black belt 5 Dan.
Sensei Neel Doyal For Ju Jitsu black belt 1 Dan
Sensei Sa'ad Khodadin For Ju Jitsu black belt 1Dan.