Train BJJ Anywhere You Go
Drop-in policies, class schedules, and mat fees — the info you actually need to train while traveling. No more showing up and hoping for the best.
Training While Traveling Shouldn't Be This Hard
Drop-in policies are buried or nonexistent
Does this gym accept drop-ins? Do you need to email ahead? Is there a mat fee? Most gym websites don't say.
Schedules don't match your availability
You've got a 2-hour window between meetings. Good luck finding which gyms have classes at that exact time.
Gi or no-gi? Who knows.
You packed your gi. The gym only does no-gi on Tuesdays. Now you're doing an open mat in borrowed shorts.
You waste time on logistics
Emailing gyms, checking Instagram for updated schedules, asking Reddit — it's a hassle that eats into your trip.
BJJ Space Has What Travelers Need
Drop-in info upfront
See which gyms welcome visitors, what they charge, and whether you need to book ahead. No surprises.
Searchable schedules
Filter by day, time, and class type. Find a gym with a noon class on Wednesday? Done.
Gi and no-gi filters
Know exactly what each gym offers so you can pack accordingly — or find a no-gi class when you're traveling light.
Community-verified details
Other travelers update info when things change. Schedules, fees, and policies stay current.
Find Training in 3 Steps
Search your destination
Enter the city you're visiting. We'll show you every BJJ gym in our database.
Filter by what matters
Drop-in friendly only. Morning classes. No-gi. Competition training. Women's classes. Whatever you need.
Show up and train
Check the gym's drop-in policy, pack accordingly, and enjoy your session. Some gyms want a heads-up email — we'll tell you.
Traveling Practitioner Tips
Always bring your belt
Even if you're packing light, your belt weighs nothing. Many gyms want to know your rank.
Message ahead when possible
Even drop-in friendly gyms appreciate a heads-up. Check if they have a contact method listed.
Bring cash for mat fees
Not all gyms take cards for drop-ins. $20-30 is typical in the US; varies internationally.
Check for open mats
If the schedule doesn't have a class at your time, there might be an open mat. We list those too.
Respect the house rules
Different gyms have different cultures. Be humble, introduce yourself to the coach, and follow their lead.
What Travelers Say
I travel for work constantly. BJJ Space is the first thing I check when I book a trip. Saves me 30 minutes of research every time.
Trained at 15 gyms across Europe last summer. BJJ Space had drop-in info for almost all of them. Game changer.
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