Impact Jiu Jitsu Clackamas

Impact Jiu Jitsu Clackamas is part of a larger network founded in 1998 in Beaverton, Oregon, by Michael Chapman and his team. With over two decades of experience, the academy has grown alongside the rise of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Mixed Martial Arts in the Pacific Northwest. The Clackamas location carries forward this legacy, offering instruction rooted in a tradition that includes more than 100 black belts across the organization. The focus remains on solid fundamentals and steady improvement, reflecting the values established by the founders and long-time coaches. At Impact Clackamas, classes serve a broad age range, from young children starting at age four to teens and adults. The kids’ program is divided into age groups—Pups (4-6), Cubs (7-8), and Juniors (9-12)—with training available in both gi and no-gi formats. Teens also have access to gi and no-gi classes, allowing students to develop versatility on the mats. The academy emphasizes consistent technical development, with instruction designed to build confidence and skill over time rather than quick fixes or flashy moves. The facility is wheelchair accessible and offers drop-in options, making it accessible to a wide range of students. While the core of the program centers on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Impact also integrates Mixed Martial Arts and fitness elements into its broader curriculum across locations. The Clackamas school upholds the same approach, focusing on practical training and personal growth within a supportive environment that values respect and hard work.

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