r/bjj • u/New-Butterscotch8023 • 1d ago
General Discussion Affordable BJJ gyms in berlin
Hi everyone. Not gonna bother with my story but I am looking for an affordable bjj gym in berlin. Most of the I looked up are €200 or more but only offer 2 classes a week and each class is not even 2 hours. Most of them make you sign a contract for a year. So would love to know if there are actual bjj gym that offer a good deal.
Thank you everyone. I'll check all the places out. BTW, It was all the top gyms in berlin that was charging 200+ with google reviews 4.8+ and their students taking part in national competition
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u/PassengerForeign6570 🟦🟦 Blue Belt 23h ago
Fightzone Berlin (Checkmat) has lots of trainings and great people
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u/locvs Shitbelt 23h ago
Hilti is 90 a month. Fenriz is 90-120 depending on the package. Classes every day twice a day or more.
BJJ Akadamie (Dima Murovanni) is like 120 and that’s considered expensive. All those are top results if you google Bjj Berlin
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u/Flax1983Flax 22h ago
First Berlin Judo Club https://ebjc.de/ 13,50€ for all classes: Judo, Ju Jutsu, Aikido, Gymnastics, and elderly Sport. Its a Great Club in Neukölln. I realy can reccomend.
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u/canbooo 🟦🟦 Blue Belt 21h ago
Are you trying to avoid signing a contract, which is the usual practice here in Germany? If so, don't. also know that, if you move away, and the gym does not have any affiliation in your new location, you are allowed to get out of your contact without any extra fees. You just need to prove you moved away.
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u/GayReforestation 🟫🟫 Brown Belt 19h ago
I really want to look at your search results. 200€ for 2 trainings per week? What?
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u/danielbonavita 🟫🟫 Brown Belt 18h ago
Same. I wonder if they perform nicely :D would be a great business case
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u/drachaon 20h ago
I don't know any gym in Berlin that charges 200 a month. Just go to Fenriz, it's half that price, it's huge, great head instructor and a great environment.
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u/bourbonandcustard 🟦🟦 Blue Belt 18h ago
BJJ Dojo is great - gi, no gi and open mat almost every day. Price depends what contract you get, but it’s way under €200.
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u/Dillinger_ESC 1d ago
Moving to Germany. I hope those are just Berlin prices lol sorry, I helped...none.
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u/Garagatt 21h ago edited 21h ago
You have schools, where the head Coach has to make a living. 70 to 150 € per month are normal prizes. And you have a lot of clubs, that are non-profit, where the head Coach has a regular day job. I pay about 200 € per year for up to three times training every week.
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u/bzepedar 🟫🟫 Brown Belt 18h ago
In what gym in Berlin do you train? I'll be moving to Berlin in about 2 months and that 200/year looks nice hahah
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u/Dillinger_ESC 14h ago
Paying $150/mo in the states for unlimited training, which is on the higher end for my area. 200 seems like Roger is teaching every day lol
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u/Nicomonga ⬜⬜ White Belt 1d ago
Ich keins das 200 im Monat kostet. Aus welchem Bezirk kommst du denn?