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

Ran for 6 days, from May 21 to May 27, 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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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 960859980150632
- Platforms
- Facebook and Instagram
- Relaunches
- 0
- Niche
- Martial Arts
Ad text
🚨 Queensbury/Edgware parents, Your child hasn't moved since they got home from school. Same sofa. Same screen. Same silence. You ask about their day. "Fine." You ask them to come for dinner — three times. Nothing. Just the glow of a phone on their face. You see the small signs other parents miss. They're quieter than they used to be. Less keen on Monday mornings. They go straight to their room and shut the door. And quietly, the worry sits at the back of your mind. Is something happening at school? Are they being picked on? Why won't they tell me? Here's what we've seen with hundreds of kids across Queensbury and Edgware. When a child spends all day on a screen, three things slowly disappear: their focus, their respect, and the quiet confidence that stops them being a target. Bullies don't pick the loud kids. They pick the ones who look unsure. The ones whose shoulders are rounded. The ones who don't make eye contact. The ones whose phones have replaced their friends. That's where S2ONE Jiu Jitsu Academy changes things. Your child walks in for the first time. Quiet. Nervous. Won't look up from the floor. Six weeks later, they're a different child. They stand taller. They look adults in the eye when spoken to. They listen the first time, not the fifth. And on the mat, they've learned something most kids never will — exactly what to do if someone bigger grabs them, pushes them, or tries to pick on them. Here's the surprising part. Almost none of our students ever have to use what they've learned. Because once a child carries themselves like they know what they're doing, bullies stop seeing them as a target. They move on. They pick someone else. Your child doesn't learn to fight. They learn to stand their ground without ever throwing a punch. What parents tell us happens within 6 weeks: Their child listens the first time instead of the fifth They sit up straighter at dinner and actually look at you when you speak They become harder to push around at school — without ever becoming aggressive They walk into rooms with a quiet confidence that wasn't there before Screen time arguments fade because their phone is no longer the most interesting thing in their life This isn't about forcing your child off a screen. It's about giving them something so real that the screen just stops competing — and giving them the focus, respect, and quiet confidence to walk through school as someone bullies don't bother with. Every class is built for beginners. Every coach knows your child's name. The rules are simple. Work hard. Respect each other. Grow together. Taught personally by Professor Waleed — 4th Degree Black Belt with over 20 years on the mat. Classes run all week for Kids (4–8) and Juveniles (9–15) at 35 Queensbury Station Parade, HA8 5NN. One minute from Queensbury station. Call or WhatsApp: 07763 998387. Book their first month. The quiet ones always surprise us the most.
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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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