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At 2:30pm Saturday, November, 12th, 2011, Impact Fitness and Martial Arts will be hosting an open house celebrating its five year anniversary. Join Impact owners, Dan and Tara Dixon, in celebrating five years of providing superior martial arts and fitness training to adults and children in the Cumberland County area.

Dan Dixon, who has been training in martial arts for 10 years will receive his Blackbelt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. This is quite an accomplishment, since there are only a handful of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu blackbelts in all of South Jersey. This will make Sensei Dixon the only martial artist in Cumberland County and one of the very few martial artists in all of South Jersey to hold a Black Belt in both Judo and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Becoming a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is no easy accomplishment. Minimum age to become a blackbelt is 19 and practitioners generally train 8-10 years to earn a black belt.

Sensei Dixon’s coaches will be flying in from Los Angeles, California. Chris Haueter, a 5th degree Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black belt, is the highest ranking American Black Belt. Joining him will be Chance Wanlass, a BJJ Blackbelt, and one of Chris’ most talented instructors.

Following the promotion, we will be serving sandwiches and refreshments.

More on Impact Fitness and Martial Arts.

 Founded in late 2006, Impact Fitness has devoted itself to promoting health and fitness and teaching self defense to both children and adults. During the last five years, Sensei Dan and Tara Dixon, have helped hundreds of people lose thousands of pounds improving their students quality of life. Sensei Dan has taught hundred of students self defense and founded Cumberland County’s very first Brazilian Jiu Jitsu School. Dan has worked in the community for 5 years, providing children’s programs for Cumberland County College, the 21st Century program for Rieck Avenue School, and a Kid’s Weight training program for the Holly City Youth Football League. He also taught a women’s self defense course at Cumberland County College.