FAQ

During your trial week, you can borrow a Gi and a rash guard from us. Please bring shorts without zippers and a pair of slippers. We also recommend bringing a water bottle, as well as personal hygiene items such as soap and a clean towel.

Yes, we offer a free trial week for new members.

We don’t charge drop-in fees for visitors from other gyms. It’s a genuine invitation to come and train, whether you’re traveling, exploring new environments or are simply eager to roll with new partners. Our goal is to foster lasting bonds within the BJJ community, creating a welcoming space where learning is shared freely.

We offer the option to pause memberships at our discretion, assessed on a case-by-case basis.

We prioritise hygiene to ensure a clean and safe environment for all our members. Our mats are vacuumed and scrubbed after every class, and we clean the studio frequently to maintain high standards of cleanliness. Your health and comfort are our top priorities.

• Please ensure you wear clean training gear for every training session.
• Keep your fingernails and toenails trimmed short to prevent injury and maintain cleanliness.
• Before stepping onto the mats, wash your feet and wear slippers when leaving the mats.
• If you suspect you have a skin infection, please refrain from participating in class. Even if it seems like a minor issue, such as a bite, it could still be contagious and potentially spread. Your cooperation helps keep our training environment safe and hygienic for everyone.

We welcome everyone, whether you’re an experienced grappler or a complete beginner.

Of course! Cross training is a good opportunity to get exposed to new training partners and other styles. Make sure to be respectful guest whenever you visit an open mat!