Regular
Ordinary membership in The Rollin’ Club for members actively participating in the Club’s BJJ activities.

The Rollin’ Club · Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu · Berlin-Mitte
The club / 01
We’re a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu club in Berlin, organised as a member-led non-profit association.
Our classes range from fundamentals to advanced training, with plenty of live rolling. You’ll find competitors and hobbyists on the mats alike. Higher belts regularly train with and support beginners.
There’s no owner or corporate structure. Membership fees cover the space, members coach, and the people who show up shape the club’s direction.
The training / 02
Come by for a class, roll with our members, and see whether our community feels like the right fit.



Classes & weekly plan / 03

The full game with gi grips: collars, sleeves, lapels. A technique block builds into positional sparring, then free rolls to finish. Everybody trains with everybody, and rounds are matched to your level and intensity.
BRING Clean gi, belt, mouthguard.BJJ without the gi: hand-fighting, takedowns, positional work and submission grappling, taught through a safe, structured progression. Expect more wrestling and faster scrambles than in the gi classes.
BRING Rashguard, shorts or spats, mouthguard.Start here if you're new. One structured hour: a short warm-up, two or three connected techniques, then guided partner drilling. Sparring is introduced step by step, and you decide when you join in. Higher belts drop in to keep their fundamentals sharp.
BRING Gi and no-gi are both okay. No kit yet? Shorts, a t-shirt and water.The full game with gi grips: collars, sleeves, lapels. A technique block builds into positional sparring, then free rolls to finish. Everybody trains with everybody, and rounds are matched to your level and intensity.
BRING Clean gi, belt, mouthguard.Start here if you're new. One structured hour: a short warm-up, two or three connected techniques, then guided partner drilling. Sparring is introduced step by step, and you decide when you join in. Higher belts drop in to keep their fundamentals sharp.
BRING Gi and no-gi are both okay. No kit yet? Shorts, a t-shirt and water.One hour of free rolling, for members only. Pick your partners, pick your pace and get your rounds in — no curriculum, just mat time. A coach is always on the mat.
BRING Gi or no-gi, your choice. Mouthguard.The full game with gi grips: collars, sleeves, lapels. A technique block builds into positional sparring, then free rolls to finish. Everybody trains with everybody, and rounds are matched to your level and intensity.
BRING Clean gi, belt, mouthguard.VISITING GRAPPLERS Already train? You’re welcome at suitable classes — your first session is free, after that 15 € on the day. Message us before you come so the coach can plan pairs.
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS The mat is closed on Berlin public holidays and between 24 December and 2 January. Changes are announced on Instagram and on the board by the door.

Join the club / 04
Your monthly contribution supports the club and its sporting activities. Ordinary members take part in training, vote in the members’ meeting and help shape how the club develops.
Ordinary membership in The Rollin’ Club for members actively participating in the Club’s BJJ activities.
Reduced ordinary membership for pupils, students and apprentices.
Support the Club without participating in regular training.
Supporting members do not take part in regular training and have no vote in the members’ meeting.Kids train on request. Send us a message and we will sort out the details.
Single session, paid on the day. Good for visiting grapplers.
Your first trial class is free.Applications are open for memberships starting on 1 October 2026. The Board reviews every application.
Simple memberships, no hidden fees. Everything goes back into the club.
You can resign by email with three months’ notice to the end of a calendar month. Joining makes you a member of the Verein, not a customer of a gym.
Start with a free trial class. If the club feels right for you, apply for membership — the Board reviews every application before it is confirmed.

Who teaches / 05
Our coaches train alongside the community and teach through a shared, structured curriculum. All of them still train, still compete and still tap.
Mat rules / 06
None of this is ceremony for its own sake. Every line here exists because somebody once got hurt, got sick, or made the room worse.
Everyone should feel safe and welcome on the mat. Discrimination, harassment and deliberately unsafe training have no place in the club.
Gi, rashguard, spats, belt: washed after every session. You too: showered, nails cut, jewellery off. A gi that smells is a gi that stays home.
Never walk barefoot outside the mat area. Slippers at the mat edge. The mat is clean; the city is not.
Tapping is information, not defeat. Tap to the position before it becomes an injury. Release the moment you feel or hear a tap.
Your partner is the reason you get better. No spiking, no cranking, no ego. Injuries, illness, a first day: say it before you roll.
Warm-up starts on time. If you are late, wait at the mat edge until the coach waves you on. When the coach talks, the drilling stops.
Skin infections, fever, open cuts: no mat time. Cover small cuts with tape and clean the mat if you bleed on it.
Mats swept, bottles and tape gone, nothing left at the mat edge. Training ends when the room is clean, and that goes for every belt.
If you are unsure about anything, whether a rule, a technique or a person: talk to a coach. That is what we are on the mat for.
Mitte · Berlin / 07
Two ways in: new to BJJ, or already training. Either way, book or message before your first session so the coach knows you’re coming.
Join one of our Foundations classes for a free trial. Book your spot in a minute and the coach will help you get started.
Already train? Your first session is free too — book a trial, or message us about drop-ins.
THE MAT
Mitte · Berlin. Email us for the current mat address and arrival details.
