BJJ Gyms in Shanghai

Discover 4 Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gyms in Shanghai, China.

Alberto Mina BJJ

Address: Room 502, No.28, Lane 487, Yuyao Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai, Shanghai, China, Shanghai

China Drills

No.41 Cao Xi Bei Road, Room 2207c, Shanghai, China, Shanghai, China, Shanghai

Lotus Club China

501-51-51 Lijin Road, Pudong, Shanghai, Shanghai, China, Shanghai
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Shanghai Artist MMA Academy

7G Xinzha Road, No. 831, Shanghai, China, Shanghai

##### WHERE TRADITION MEETS PRACTICAL APPLICATION Explore the art of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at AMA Fight Club, where our program offers a dynamic training experience for all ages and skill levels. Renowned for its effective grappling techniques and strategic ground fighting, Jiu Jitsu is designed to enable individuals of all sizes to defend themselves. Its accessible techniques make Jiu Jitsu suitable for everyone, and it continues to rise as one of the most popular martial arts globally. ​ Our program offers an engaging way to build fitness, mental toughness, and self-defense skills while having fun. Step onto the mats for a transformative journey that delivers real results and lasting empowerment. Our adult-focused Brazilian Jiu Jitsu program provides a perfect blend of physical exertion and mental stimulation to challenge both the body and mind. You’ll master vital techniques such as joint locks, chokeholds, takedowns, and positional control – equipping you with practical self-defense skills while enjoying a fun and challenging workout experience. Whether you’re drawn to the traditional Gi or the fast-paced No-Gi styles, our classes emphasize technique, leverage, and strategy over sheer strength.

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