Deep Waters Jiu Jitsu

(27)

Train
Learn
BJJ

“They were extremely down to earth not to mention they had a had full of black belts along with a handful of brown with some purple blue and white sprinkled in...”

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Vitali Family Karate

(30)

Patient
Shy
Students

“My kids tend to be on the reserved/shy side and we're pretty nervous about starting karate but the instructors are so welcoming and patient and kind…it really makes all the difference.”

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(803) 546-6079 View Profile

Carter's Academy of Self-Defense: Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Lexington

(17)

Martial Arts & Self-Defense

“I was a frightened person before, and I still don't want to fight anyone, no belt of any color, but I've gotten my confidence more today, than when I was a youngster!”

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(803) 783-5425 View Profile

Lifeforce Karate & Self-Defense

(9)

Students
Self Defense
Learning

“From my first conversation with Sensai Purvis regarding my interest in martial arts, until this very day, my experiences have been exceptionally pleasant.”

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(803) 622-2939 View Profile

Houston's Defense

(4)

“I highly recommend this company.”

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(803) 528-7703 View Profile

Capital City Jujitsu and Family Safety

(5)

“It offers a combination of multiple martial arts forms, portrayed in real-life application, and they offer a wide range of knowledge and counsel in all forms of safety!”

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(803) 753-8795 View Profile

Columbia Self Defense

(5)

BJJ

“Valente Brother black belts, Jack, Shayne, and Nick are all fantastic instructors that work very well together to make CSD a very well-rounded self-defense focused jiu-jitsu school for all ages.”

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(803) 748-6948 View Profile

Powerhouse MMA

(1)

“You'll definitely learn a lot here with Zach being a great coach.”

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(803) 528-0056 View Profile

Fusion Martial Arts Club of Columbia

(3)

“My son is not only learning “karate” but he's become more confident in himself, has shown more respect to others and is learning leadership skills.”

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(839) 201-2057 View Profile

Franklin Defense

(4)

“I took my little girls to teach them all about firearm safety, I went for advanced training, then will be taking my company's leaders for leadership training and team building!”

FAQs

What should I wear in the shoot house?

Those participating in the shoot house experience or training courses must wear long pants (jeans or similar recommended), closed toe shoes, and a shirt.

What is the age range for the shooting simulator?

All ages are welcome to enjoy the shooting simulation room but be aware there may be some content not suited for young children depending on what scenario you choose.

Can I wear my own gear in the shoot house?

All personal gear will be subject to a safety inspection. Those participating in training utilizing Simunition FX rounds must wear our helmets, throat protection, and groin protection.

I have a medical condition, should I / can I participate in activities at Franklin Defense?

We recommend you always consult with your doctor prior to any new physical activity when there is an existing medical concern. Training at Franklin Defense requires standing, movement, squatting, kneeling, standing, wearing equipment, and holding firearms which can increase the heart rate and cause fatigue in some people.

Can I participate in training if I have a physical disability?

Short answer, absolutely! We are no strangers to working with adaptive athletes/shooters. We still recommend that you consult with your doctor if there is any concern.

You'll find more information on the FAQ page of our website.

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Average Cost	$275
Minimum cost	$179
Maximum cost	$537
Avg Per Hour Rates	$72

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