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Sports School Randori-Pro Charlottenbug GmbH

Independent · Berlin, Germany
26
Competitive index
COMPETITION 75%
1/10
HEADCOACH CRED 15%
6/10
ONLINE REPUTATION 10%
9/10

Competition

1
55 46 8
Medals
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Headcoach credentials

6
Lutz Heyden
SOURCE: gym website · community reports

What Reddit says about Sports School Randori-Pro Charlottenbug GmbH

8 verbatim community mentions from r/bjj and city subreddits, unedited, positives and negatives alike.

Yeah look at Urban Sports Club and ClassPass (for businesses) I have been a USC customer in Berlin, Germany for over 3 years and love it. They got me hooked once and I couldn’t leave ever since because I can go to the gym, BJJ and indoor climbing ... source ↗
Started out in a grappling/MMA team in my hometown with some pretty decent MMA pro fighters and successful grapplers. It was insanely cheap. We focussed on lots of hard and long rolling, while the technique training was kept short. It was also a s... source ↗
It's not limited at all. There are lots of MMA gyms around, with Spitfire probably being the most high level professional one, but Fenriz is also pretty good and their muay Thai & bjj programs kick ass. Rani Yaziri, Attila Korkmaz, Vlado Sikic, Ni... source ↗
Thanks for your questions. It is nice to have someone interested in stuff I have to tell :) 1) I can't tell how the worldwide scene has changed, because I was never BJJ geek/fanboy and didn't import BJJ magazines nor tapes. I preferred doing sport... source ↗
Pick up a hobby. Maybe some sports? Boxing, bjj or I suggest Muay Thai. Learn how to fly and make your ppl? Buy a Porsche and drive around ![img](emote|t5_33td5|9672) Plan in advance some trips around Europe? Come to Berlin? flushE. Last year I we... source ↗
It depends where you train: If you go to gyms in cities like Munich or Berlin with several classes a day, it is more like 80-120 Euros to be fair. From my experience it is the same in Madrid, Lisbon, London.... But you can hardly compare it since ... source ↗
I normally do sports: Namely climbing, Jiu-jitsu, and running. Beyond that I walked around the city I was in at the time (Berlin) in 10km stretches to see how it felt. It felt ok but it was still considerably painful in the first days! source ↗
Hallo! I moved to Berlin recently and joined USC as a member. I now work for them and I wrote an article recently about how bouldering helped me make new pals. I'll be writing another article soon about other communities I've met through USC, I'll... source ↗