S2one Jiu Jitsu Academy Facebook ad: “The Queensbury Gym Quietly Turning Screen Addicted Kids…”

Ran for 42 days, from March 7 to April 18, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by S2one Jiu Jitsu Academy on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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- Meta Ad Library ID
- 1844660406241305
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram and Audience Network
- Relaunches
- 1
- Niche
- Martial Arts
Ad text
🚨 Edgware Parents, you called your child’s name three times before they even listened to you. The screens are rotting their brains and now you're competing with the brainrot algorithm for your own child's attention. And most nights, the funny memes wins. They used to come home full of stories. Now they come home and vanish into their room. Real friendships have been replaced by group chats. Energy has been replaced by scrolling. And the child who used to light up every room is becoming quieter by the month. The children of Edgware and Queensbury are not usernames or gamer-tags You've tried setting limits. You've tried the "no phones at dinner" rule. You've even tried taking everything away for a weekend. But the moment the screen comes back, so does the old pattern. Here's what we've learnt from working with families across Queensbury and Edgware: children don't pull away from screens because you told them to. They pull away when they find something that feels better than scrolling. At S2ONE Jiu Jitsu Academy, that's exactly what happens. Children walk in unsure. Some are nervous. Some don't want to be there. But something shifts when they realise this isn't school, it isn't a lecture, and nobody is judging them. It's a room full of kids their age working hard, laughing, and building something meaningful together. What parents tell us after the first few weeks: Their child starts talking about training the way they used to talk about their favourite game Real friendships develop — the kind where they actually know each other's names Energy levels come back because their body is finally being used again Bedtimes get easier because they're genuinely tired in a healthy way This isn't about banning screens or punishing your child. It's about giving them something so real that the screen just can't compete. Your child doesn't need another restriction. They need a reason to choose real life. Classes for Kids (4–8) and Juveniles (9–15) run throughout the week at 35 Queensbury Station Parade, HA8 5NN. One minute from Queensbury station. Call or WhatsApp us on 07763 998387 to book their first month.
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🚨 The Queensbury Gym Quietly Turning Screen Addicted Kids Into Confident Young People
The algorithm is raising your child. We built something to fight back. Find out what Queensbury parents already know.
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