You work while others sleep. You are there when things get serious, and hardly anyone sees it. You hold this city together. That is why you train with us at a special, lower rate.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is about position, leverage and control instead of strikes. You learn to stay calm under pressure and to control someone without hurting them.
On top of that: strength, endurance and a head that can switch off after a shift. And a team that has your back.
Everyone who works on the front line for others.
State and federal police, customs, prison and court officers, and public order staff (Ordnungsamt).
Professional and volunteer fire service, THW and civil protection.
Ambulance and rescue service, paramedics, ambulance drivers, nurses, hospital staff, and doctors working in hospitals and emergency rooms.
Soldiers of the Bundeswehr.
Per month · Payment by SEPA direct debit or credit card · Proof when you start: service ID or a letter from your employer.
Send us a short message about what you do. If you work on the front line for others every day, you are welcome here.
Shift work? Train whenever your roster allows: in our weekday classes or at open mat, Monday to Friday from 8 pm (Wednesdays from 8:30 pm). All times in the training schedule.
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No. You start with the intro course for beginners. The trial class is free.
Yes. Volunteers get the first responders rate as well.
Your service ID or a short letter from your employer.
Tell us what you do. If you work in a hospital caring for patients, you usually qualify.
Yes. You train whenever your roster allows, in classes or at open mat.
Free trial class, Bergmannstraße 5, Kreuzberg.
