Gracie Barra Bristol Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

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  Jack Lockwood

  I've had a really good experience training there. I felt welcomed and could appreciate just how good the group is. People are enthusiastic, kind and inspiring. It's a positive atmosphere. There's care for each other. And there are loads of classes in the week so it's easy to find times to train. Gratitude to the team.

  Posted 11 months ago
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  Lydia Kim

  I went to the Gracie Barra Bristol for the first time a week ago. The atmosphere was very friendly and welcoming from the moment I arrived. It was comfortable learning Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for the first time in the UK, as students were kind and supportive in teaching each other techniques. The instructors offered a variety of classes under a well-structured program and taught professional techniques that fit the students' levels. It's a great place to learn martial arts, which is why I decided to sign up for a membership.

  Posted 1 year ago
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  Liam Hall

  A fantastic family to join. Everyone is friendly and welcoming regardless of your experience. This has been a much needed space for my son to use regularly and what started as a try put has ended up with my son still loving to come 2 and a half years later The professors genuinely care and have a wealth of experience to impart on adults and juniors alike. If you are ever looking to try something new, then I could not recommend Gracie Barra Bristol enough!!!!!

  Posted 1 year ago
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  rachel hall

  My son started training nearly 3 years ago and absolutely loves it, so much that i started training myself (an older plus size mum!!) I feel very comfortable and safe with the team here and with the others that train here. There is a massive focus on safety and inclusiveness, especially for women. I enjoy that people come here to learn and get better but are not overly aggressive which I think would put me off! (don’t get me wrong we’re doing a very physical martial art and I think competitiveness is normal 🤣 just not to the point where we are disrespectful to our training partners!) I like that there was never any kind of pushy sales behaviour and the option to come and try a number of classes and borrow a Gi whilst I/we made our minds up was very kind. Especially with children you never know how you feel about something until you have done it a couple of times. Ultimately if you want to come and try it out or train somewhere with no egos or expectations then I cannot recommend it highly enough!

  Posted 1 year ago
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  Michał Rutkowski

  We've joined Gracie Barra Bristol in 2019, when my son was 5. There is a sense of community there and everyone feels welcomed. Its great place for children to begin sports activities and gain some self-confidence.

  Posted 1 year ago