Book a BJJ drop-in at four of Spain's best Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gyms, from €15 a class, with academies in Barcelona and Madrid. Pick a session, pay online and your place is confirmed straight away.
Every listing includes the gym's live timetable, head coach and facilities, so you can choose the right session before you travel.
Barcelona has three academies you can book on DOJOTAP. Coragem Jiu-Jitsu in Les Corts is led by IBJJF World Champion Gina Contel and has a large women's team. Gullo Jiu-Jitsu in Sant Antoni runs gi and no-gi classes across two mat spaces, and Circle Academy in Gràcia is led by 4th-degree black belt Javier Feliubadaló. Circle Academy and Gullo Jiu-Jitsu also run open mats you can book online. Compare them in our Barcelona BJJ guide.
In Madrid, Splinters Jiu-Jitsu & MMA in Tetuán, in the Cuatro Caminos area just north of the city centre, is a BJJ Globetrotters international gym led by black belt Ronald Romero, with gi BJJ, no-gi grappling and a combined no-gi and wrestling class. See our Madrid BJJ guide.
Spain has hosted some of grappling's biggest events. Barcelona staged the 2009 ADCC World Championship, the first time the event was held in Europe, and Madrid hosts the IBJJF Madrid International Open. Spain's national championships have also been held in the Madrid area. Barcelona's academies trace back to several of the sport's best-known lineages, from Cicero Costha to Marcelo “Cyborg” Siqueira.
Barcelona's academies on DOJOTAP are spread across Gràcia, Les Corts and Sant Antoni, so check the location and class time together when you book.
In Barcelona, classes are taught in Spanish and coaches at the academies on DOJOTAP also speak English. In Madrid, Splinters Jiu-Jitsu & MMA welcomes travelling grapplers from around the world.
Check each gym's listing for kit rules before you go. Coragem Jiu-Jitsu, for example, requires a white gi for gi classes. Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, and tell the coach your belt and any injuries.
It depends on where and how you want to train. In Barcelona, DOJOTAP lists three academies, including Coragem Jiu-Jitsu, led by IBJJF World Champion Gina Contel. In Madrid, Splinters Jiu-Jitsu & MMA offers gi and no-gi training under black belt Ronald Romero. Our Barcelona and Madrid guides compare each gym in detail.
Drop-ins at the Spanish academies bookable on DOJOTAP range from €15 to €20, depending on the gym. You pay online when you book, and each gym's price is shown on its listing.
You can currently book drop-ins in Barcelona and Madrid.
Choose a class from the gym's live timetable and pay online. Your booking is confirmed by email straight away and the academy is notified, so there's no need to contact them first.
In Barcelona, classes are taught in Spanish, and coaches at the academies on DOJOTAP also speak English. In Madrid, Splinters Jiu-Jitsu & MMA is a BJJ Globetrotters international gym that welcomes travelling grapplers.
Yes. Academies in both Barcelona and Madrid run gi and no-gi classes.