BJJ Gyms in Mexico
Explore 35 gyms across 26 cities in Mexico.
Brazilian Warriors MX
Buju Mexico
Bujutsu is a leading martial arts academy in Mexico City, with over 30 affiliated locations throughout Mexico. The gym describes itself as a "Centro de Meditación en Movimiento" (Center for Movement Meditation), emphasizing a holistic approach to martial arts training that combines physical discipline with mental focus. The academy offers comprehensive training programs in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), No-Gi grappling, Muay Thai, Muay Boran, and Kickboxing. With a focus on high-quality instruction and a welcoming training environment, Bujutsu has established itself as one of the premier destinations for martial arts training in Mexico City. The gym is known for its qualified staff, excellent facilities, and supportive atmosphere that caters to practitioners of all skill levels. Bujutsu's leadership team includes experienced instructors and managers who are dedicated to providing challenging and demanding training while maintaining a positive and motivating environment. The academy is registered with Smoothcomp as an active competition team and regularly participates in national and international BJJ events, including the annual BujuCamp training camp that brings together practitioners from across Mexico.
Mexico Atlas Grappling
2 Brothers BFC - North America
2 Brothers BFC was founded in 1995 in Brazil (Brasília) by brothers Júlio César da Silva Lima (known as "Pudim") and Sandro da Silva Lima (known as "Bala"). Both are students of Master Banni Cavalcanti, who was a student of the legendary Master Carlson Gracie. This is the 2 Brothers BFC lineage. As students of Master Banni Cavalcanti, they represented Banni Fight Combat (BFC) numerous times in jiu-jitsu championships and in true vale-tudo battles, during the era when fighters competed without gloves. The two brothers grew up together in a family of fighters, a large family full of warriors. In 1999, Júlio traveled to Hawaii to meet his friend and training partner Marcelo Tigre, where he spent a significant period and even taught classes at Team Tiger Academy. Upon his return to Brazil, it was Sandro's turn to emigrate to Portugal in search of a better quality of life, with Júlio remaining to lead the team in Brasília. In 2000, in Costa de Caparica, Sandro opened an academy and formed a true army, becoming one of the main responsible parties for spreading Jiu-Jitsu in Portugal. The lives of the two brothers were divided between Portugal and Brazil, teaching and influencing generations of students. Today, the team continues to grow and is spread around the world with over 20 years of dedication to teaching Jiu-Jitsu. The Guadalajara, Mexico location is led by the 2 Brothers BFC team, offering authentic Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training with the traditional lineage from Carlson Gracie through Banni Cavalcanti. The academy maintains the philosophy of "Loyalty makes you family" and welcomes practitioners of all levels.
Hunos Jiu-Jitsu
DDR Jiu-Jitsu Internacional
DDR Jiu-Jitsu Internacional is a school faithful to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu traditions with strong roots in Brazil. Founded by Mestre Juarez Soares, a respected figure with a 6-degree black belt, the academy maintains deep connections to competitive Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The Mexican operations are led by Professor Wilson Féu, a 3rd-degree black belt obtained in Brazil. Professor Féu is recognized as the current national champion for black belts in Mexico and brings extensive international competition experience to the academy. DDR stands for Discipline, Dedication, and Respect - core values that guide the training philosophy. The organization was created in Araruama, Brazil, in 1998, and has since expanded internationally while maintaining its commitment to traditional Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.