Jungle BJJ Dublin
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About the Gym
- Training Schedule:
- Classes available throughout the day- Includes gi and nogi training options
- Beginner, intermediate, advanced, and competitive athlete classes- Daily sessions with morning, evening, and weekend availability
- Skill Levels and Training Intensity:
- Suitable for all skill levels including adults and kids (U18)- Classes focus on positional work, technique studies, live sparring
- Progressive learning approach- Brown belt instructor Colm Curley teaches various classes
- Facilities and Amenities:
- Modern training facility with sprung floors- Ample space for drilling and sparring
- Clean locker rooms- First aid facilities available, with a first aid box near the entrance
- Telephone at reception- Qualified first aiders on site (Peter Mamaev, Tom Halpin, Grace Colley)
- Pricing and Membership Options:
- Monthly membership: €150-€200 (dependent on class attendance per week)- Drop-in rate: €15 per class
- Trial period: 3 months with a limited number of classes- Discounts for students, seniors, and military personnel
- Membership required after trial to continue training- Unique Aspects or Special Features:
- Emphasis on functional grappling techniques and live drilling- Regular seminars and workshops featuring guest instructors globally
- In-house belt testing system for tracking progress- Commitment to equity policy, equality of access, and fairness in training
- Respect for diverse backgrounds and abilities- August Beginners Offer includes a free Scramble Brand kimono and belt
- Safety and Maintenance:
- Regular risk assessments- Health and safety officer on site
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What Reddit says about Jungle BJJ Dublin
8 verbatim community mentions from r/bjj and city subreddits, unedited, positives and negatives alike.
the grass is always greener on the other side... I bet many of your friends living in Dublin or London sharing a flat wish they had your life. Don't compare yourself, you've got an arrangement that most would love to have but never managed. If things are going well at work, you are learning and progressing in your career then great! I'd suggest spending a few weeks here and there working from Dublin or London if you can... just get an airbnb, work from there and socialise in the evenings... then go back home until the urge comes back again. You can actually have a much better quality of lif source, 2025 ↗
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I'd personally go to London Grapple under Ross Nichols or East Coast Jiu Jitsu Academy in Dublin source, 2023 ↗
neutral
Yeah well I won 2 golds, my wife won 2 golds and my 2 sons won 2 gold at Dublin. Suck it. Just kidding, congrats, honestly awesome to see a family like this. Your kid will thank you for getting him into bjj so young. Imagine how happy your son was watching his dad win gold. source, 2022 ↗
positive
I'm a Blue Belt from Dublin, I'm delighted to get the chance to visit "Retard Jiu-Jitsu Academy" sometime over the summer 👍🏻😂 In all seriousness, congratulations on the baby and the club. COVID has been a right cunt for everyone's progress, and I'm delighted to see indications we're seeing the back of it! 🤙🏻 source, 2021 ↗
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What? SBG is primarily a jiu jitsu gym, Holohan was a grappler, even Duffy put a lot of focus in grappling too. Where in the country are you that there's a stigma against grappling? In Dublin at least it's very popular source, 2020 ↗
neutral
About 2 years ago, I was visiting Dublin for a few days and decided to take a jiujitsu class at Straight Blast Gym (where Conor McGregor trains). This was at the apex of Conor’s popularity, and he was getting ready for a fight, so I thought I might get to see him, but at the very least, I’d get a good class in. I show up for an early morning no gi class and it is PACKED. They tell me to head to the mats in the back, so I start stretching to get ready, and someone tells me I need to go weigh in. I think it’s a bit odd, but maybe they want to pair people up by size for sparring, which doesn source, 2019 ↗
positive
Was just about to suggest bjj. Your son will be surrounded by guys and girls all training and supporting eachother to get better. Not only will he learn a skill that will help him defend himself in future but the community in bjj is amazing. Some nights I don’t want to go to training because I’m tired or whatever but it’s the chat with the lads that gets me to go. *bjj is short for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and there are plenty of gyms in Dublin. source, 2019 ↗
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Competed in Dublin at the 2018 Irish Open this past weekend. Had a straight absolute division as there was nobody in my weight. I won all my matches by submission in under 90 seconds and won an all expenses paid trip to the 2019 Europeans as a prize. This was also my 5th Irish Open title at brown & black belt. Also reffed all day and saw some amazing jiu jitsu, the irish scene is blowing up right now, there were over 800+ competitors and they offered prizes for every absolute division for every belt including adult and masters. great tournament and vibe as always source, 2018 ↗
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