Please note that the grappling course is currently full (as of September 25, 2024). We are still accepting people who have already requested a trial course on our website. We will reopen trials and places for courses if places become available.

Grappling is very similar to Brazilian jiu-jitsu but without the gi (only short and t-shirt). The goal is to bring their opponent to the ground to compensate for any physical weakness or corpulence in a fight based on strangulation techniques, keys or dislocations . The BJJ gives opponents the freedom to give up or endure the technique of submission. The grappling rulesets allow the application of most of the more dangerous submission attacks (like certain leg-locks and neck-cranks) which are illegal in Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
This No Gi discipline increases the amount of speed and athleticism required, and it also limits the sweeping and submission options.