[craywands]

I've been wanting to learn jiu jitsu for a while but does anyone know the best place thats not to expensive to train in london?

Thank you

[kyleches]

Hiya mate, I currently train BJJ and train quite often in London! But first Im just wondering what is your reason for wanting to learn BJJ??

[ieatcheeseyo]

My dad owns a dojo

[FrescoDiMorte]

Been looking for a dojo forever, but they're so arkwardly placed. There's quite a few in north London (Wembley) and Central London.

[lenaess1]

https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=e...12,1.73584&z=9

This is a pretty good map of all the BJJ places round England. Currently I'm at trojan free fighters.

[kyleches]

Could check slidey foots blog... Can somez has an extensive map of BJJ academies

[Einheri]

(Original post by craywands)
I've been wanting to learn jiu jitsu for a while but does anyone know the best place thats not to expensive to train in london?

Thank you

>Not expensive
>Brazilian Jiu-jitsu

Pick one.

Anyway, if I was in London I'd ideally train at Roger's place.

[Einheri]

(Original post by ieatcheeseyo)
My dad owns a dojo

A BJJ dojo? Strange considering no-one refers to a Brazilian Jiu-jitsu school as a "dojo".

[ESPORTIVA]

Roger gracies academy is in london and hes arguably one of the best in the world

[kyleches]

Arguably.. I could argue this for ever! Id say he was 3rd...maybe 2nd

[Minotauro]

Go with the Roger Gracie academy in Ladbroke Grove, really friendly people there.
Also the Carlson Gracie gym in Hammersmith (my old place) is ****ing awesome too
Depends where you live, but it's got to be one of these two if you're in london

Roger Gracie Academy also have a smaller gym in Kilburn, but I have not heard good things about the place..

[Minotauro]

(Original post by kyleches)
Arguably.. I could argue this for ever! Id say he was 3rd...maybe 2nd

Renato Laranja is the greatest of all time