May BJJ Bootcamp 5/5 - 23/5
- Stark jiu jitsu
- May 18
- 2 min read
Our BJJ beginner bootcamp is the fastest way to learn all the basic positions. Learn to control stronger, faster and younger opponents.
This is what you get:
🗓 05/05/26 - 23/05/26 (3 weeks)
🕞 3 classes per week
🌱 Train with other beginners
🥋 A BJJ gi (Value 1300 SEK)
🔳 A white belt
👫 Only 20 people in the group
This BJJ Bootcamp is for you if:
You are a beginner, with no (or little) experience with jiu-jitsu
You want to become competent in jiu-jitsu in the fastest way possible
You want to get in better shape
You want to train in a small, committed group with other beginners
You would like to become part of a community of like-minded people
About the classes:
There are three classes a week, attending 2 classes/week is optimal.
We will combine gi and no-gi (without costume) classes
There will only be beginners in the group.
🗓️ The schedule will look like the following in our premises at Norrtullsgatan 20:
Tuesdays: 18:30-20:00
Thursdays: 18:30-20:00
Saturdays: 11:00-12:30
After three weeks you will:
Know what to do from the most important positions
Be confident in being able to defend yourself against an untrained opponent
Be 100% ready to join our Basic group
About the instructors
Black belt
Erik Svensson
One of our most popular instructors
Over 10+ years of experience
Black belt
Elias Ingholt
Swedish Champion
Over 10+ years of experience
Sign up now!
🚀 Sign up now!
The bootcamp costs only 2800 SEK.
Limited number of places available
BJJ gi included (value 1300 SEK)
You get a free white belt
You will receive a discount on your membership afterwards.
Hear what Mariann has to say about the bootcamp!
Contact
Address
Norrtullsgatan 20 Stockholm, 113 45 Stockholm
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be in shape before starting BJJ?
Absolutely not, BJJ will help you get in shape, and the techniques can be applied by people of all body types and sizes. That said, being flexible, strong, and in good condition can be good for competitions. But that's a problem for later. Let's start with the techniques!
How does BJJ relate to other martial arts?
It is clearly the best martial art of all time 😉. It has no punches or kicks, it is all about grappling. So it is similar to wrestling with submissions (locks and chokes). The best part of it is that you can go at 100% intensity, without hurting each other (of course injuries can happen, it is a martial art after all). This also makes it great for self-defense, as you get used to the intensity and are unlikely to accidentally hurt someone. UFC was started to find the best martial art, so it is no surprise that BJJ dominated everything during the first editions.
Is it dangerous to practice BJJ?
Although injuries can happen from time to time, it is a safe sport for the most part. Most people train at a high intensity several times a week for years without getting hurt. Most injuries come from people not being careful with themselves and each other. If you are new, experienced people know to be careful with you. Don't worry, it is safe enough for you to give it a try.
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