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Gracie Barra Mansfield 780 W Debbie Lane, Suite 300 Mansfield, TX 76063 [email protected] T (817) 453-5858 July, 2014 To: Mansfield ISD Teachers and Employees Gracie Barra Mansfield is writing this letter hoping it finds you well and in good health. Gracie Barra Mansfield is a martial arts studio in Mansfield, TX offering world class Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training for kids and adults, anti-bullying programs, and fitness; all built around a solid family oriented environment. We would like to extend our invitation for you and your employees to come and train with us. We strongly believe that our many classes will be beneficial to your everyday life and overall physical and mental health. During the month of August 2014, Gracie Barra will offer Mansfield ISD teachers and employees a free new Gracie Barra official premium uniform and no registration fee. We also offer a free introductory lesson to give you a chance to see our facility, meet our staff and instructors, and learn more about Gracie Barra’s heritage and the founding of modern Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Gracie Barra offers morning classes at 6:00am, day classes at 12 noon, and afternoon and evening classes starting at 5:00pm to 8:30pm. To see our full schedule visit http://www.gbmansfield.com/class-schedule We hope to see you training with us soon and look forward to the opportunity to show you how beneficial our curriculum and its classes are. Come train with us! Sincerely yours, David Jones Program Director www.gbmansfield.com “We seek to train body, mind, and spirit through the highest level of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instruction. We envision it as a vehicle for individual development and the strengthening of the family spirit, going beyond the winning-losing or contest philosophy.” Master Carlos Gracie, Jr. .

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