Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes in London, United Kingdom
Browse 12 martial arts gyms in London. Compare styles, prices, free trials, kids and beginner classes. Open a gym for its timetable and contact details.
London Fight Factory
An independent full-time martial arts gym on Ebenezer Street, three minutes from Old Street station. It teaches Brazilian jiu-jitsu (gi and no-gi), Muay Thai, boxing, MMA, wrestling, judo and sambo, with absolute beginners’ Muay Thai sessions and kids’ BJJ classes.
Fightzone London
A large full-time martial arts gym on Pritchard’s Road near Cambridge Heath station, running more than 150 classes a week. It teaches Brazilian jiu-jitsu (gi and no-gi), Muay Thai, boxing, MMA and wrestling, plus kids’ martial arts classes for ages 4 to 15.
Carlson Gracie London
A full-time Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy established in 2001 on Richford Street, between Shepherd’s Bush and Hammersmith. Alongside gi and no-gi BJJ it runs K1 kickboxing, MMA, judo as a British Judo Association member club and wrestling as a British Wrestling member club, with kids’ and teens’ BJJ and a women-only class on Saturday mornings.
Putney BJJ
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy in the Bowery Building on Carlton Drive, two minutes’ walk from East Putney station. It teaches gi and no-gi BJJ, fundamentals classes for beginners, women-only classes and kids’ and teens’ classes for ages 5 to 16, and has a 108 m² matted area with a sauna and cold plunge.
Grapple Collective
A grappling gym on Chapman Street, four minutes’ walk from Shadwell station, teaching no-gi Brazilian jiu-jitsu. The timetable has foundations classes for beginners, advanced classes, a women-only foundations session, daily open mats and weekday competition-team training.
Legacy Martial Arts London
A full-time martial arts academy in a railway arch on Cremer Street, a minute from Hoxton station, with a lineage going back to Bob Breen’s Hoxton school. It teaches Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Dutch kickboxing and boxing alongside Jeet Kune Do, Kali, stick fighting and capoeira, and runs BJJ and capoeira classes for children aged 5 and up.
Stance Jiu Jitsu Academy
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy on Woolwich High Street teaching gi and no-gi classes for adults and children aged 4 to 13. It runs a five-week beginners’ programme, a women-only programme on Saturday mornings and kids’ Muay Thai classes.
Diesel Gym London
A mixed martial arts gym on Dockside Road in the Royal Docks, founded by Cliff Bura in 2008. It teaches Muay Thai, 10th Planet no-gi jiu-jitsu, MMA and wrestling, with hour-long under-16s classes in Thai boxing, jiu-jitsu and MMA.
The Budokwai
A judo and martial arts club founded in 1918, with two dojos at G.K. House on Gilston Road, just off the Fulham Road. It teaches Kodokan judo to the British Judo Association syllabus, JKA Shotokan karate and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, with junior judo and karate classes and mini judo for young children.
London Shootfighters
An MMA gym in the Atlip Centre off Ealing Road, opposite Alperton station, open every day with more than 50 classes a week. It teaches MMA, gi BJJ, boxing, Muay Thai, kickboxing (including classes with Michael “Venom” Page) and wrestling, with a beginners’ MMA and no-gi class.
Martial Arts and Yoga (MA&Y)
A martial arts and yoga centre on Magdalen Road in Earlsfield. It teaches Krav Maga Global-affiliated Krav Maga for teens and adults, a women-only self-defence class following the Krav Maga curriculum, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu under 4th-degree black belt Roberto Almeida, including a seven-week beginners’ course and a Tiny Pandas class for 4 to 6-year-olds.
Pure Jiujitsu
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy founded in 2019 at The Rehearsal Rooms on Victoria Road, North Acton, with black-belt instructors who compete internationally. The timetable has fundamentals, mixed-level, no-gi, advanced and invitation-only competition classes, supervised open mats and kids’ and teens’ classes.