Jungle BJJ

Am Winkelsteig 11, 91207 Lauf an der Pegnitz, Germany

4.9 (18 reviews)

Disciplines

Gi Judo MMA No-Gi Wrestling

Classes

Adults Classes Fundamentals Kids Classes

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Mat Space

Culture

Welcoming Environment

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Free Trial

Willkommen bei Jungle BJJ Lauf. Auf unserer Homepage findet Ihr Infos zu Trainingszeiten und Inhalten unserer Kurse sowie unsere Herangehensweise ans BJJ. Wir testen und implementieren ständig neue Techniken aus dem modernen Sport BJJ und verbinden diese mit den ursprünglichen Methoden des Jiu-Jitsu und des Vale Tudo!

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Florian Walter

I'm currently visiting my parents and have already trained BJJ at home for a few months. The school here allowed me to train with them during that time and I immediately felt welcome. Training at Jungle BJJ is really fun! I'll definitely come back next time I visit my parents.
Posted 1 year ago
Paul Weinfurtner

Good gym with friendly staff and competent coaches! No matter your level, you'll be in good hands here. The mat area was recently renovated, and there's a small weight training area, so you'll also have access to good training equipment.
Posted 1 year ago
Alejandro D'Anunciação

Great clean environment, nice people and a very knowledgeable coach.
Posted 6 years ago
Xanders bou

I have been training there for almost 4 years now and can only recommend it. As a 14-year-old at the time, I was well received and still enjoy going to BJJ several times a week to this day. The trainers are very competent and there is a friendly atmosphere among all members. In addition, the training prepares you ideally for competitions, which means that I personally often took part in them successfully. All in all, the training in the Jungle BJJ run is perfect for those interested in martial arts and I can recommend everyone to take a look.
Posted 6 years ago
serratus anterior

Nice people. And the know-how is certainly there. But as a beginner with no experience it was too much. Jui Jutsu is a sport that places particular strain on the body and requires a longer period of adjustment, especially after a certain age. But that wasn't the case here. Almost throwing something into the deep end and leaving it to its own devices and seeing if something happens. What led to my injury during the trial lesson. (By that I don't mean the bruises and the swollen thumb that are part of the fun. But a real injury) The day was not a methodologically didactic tour de force on the part of the teacher. I don't normally rate anyone on Google, but in this case it's important information for other people over 30. The rest are probably doing nothing wrong here.
Posted 2 years ago