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Excited to announce that we will be “giving back” to you when you donate to The All In Foundation.  

Your gracious donation to the All In Foundation now comes with a discounted service at Restore North Bethesda, hyper-wellness and cryotherapy.

Any donation over $50.00 will receive a free cryotherapy session, while all donations below $50.00 will receive a 20% discount on any of their services.

Located at 11614 Rockville Pike, North Bethesda, Maryland, Restore North Bethesda makes wellness affordable and accessible to everyone. Along with cryotherapy they offer IV drip therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, photobiomodulation therapy, compression therapy, stretch base therapy, infrared sauna therapy and more.

Our passion for people and helping individuals reach their optimal level of health and wellness is a mission both of our organizations hold dearly.

Please consider making a tax deductible donation to the All In Foundation and then head on over to the Restore North Bethesda website, book an appointment, and plan to treat your body and mind to their wellness services.

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Yesterday we ran our first event of 2020 and our first event with more than a Jiu Jitsu focus. Our intent while planning the event was to introduce art lovers to Jiu Jitsu and Jiu Jitsu lovers to art. The vision and creativity required to be successful in either is actually quite similar so combining these activities seemed to be a good approach for bringing people together. Overall, we had a bunch of fun painting new WPO canvases and rolling 5 minute rounds while making new connections.

Our main contest for the evening was a challenge to create an individual work of art on a 4×6 card. These 4x 6 works are going to be turned into patches and sewn onto our large A7 Gi (donated by Gi’s for Gi’s) for a sort of “patchwork blanket”. This Gi “blanket” will be put on display at local academies, fire stations, and military hospitals in an effort to raise awareness for mental health and to help reduce the stigma associated with discussing mental illness.

A few of the contest entries