
Prana Jiu-Jitsu
Gym Stats
Contact Information
Address
Sweden, Surbrunnsgatan 32
Website
http://pranajiujitsu.com/Reviews
About the Gym
BJJ Training Information
- Training Schedule:
- Group Classes (Gruppklasser)- Private Classes (Privatklasser)
- Children's Training (Barnträning)- Gi classes: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays (beginner-friendly), Sundays (advanced sessions)
- Nogi classes: Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays- NoGi classes: Every second Tuesday and Thursday
- Types of Training:
- Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) only- Skill Levels and Training Intensity:
- For all skill levels from beginner to advanced- Beginner-friendly classes available
- Intermediate and advanced options- High-intensity training sessions for experienced practitioners
- Facilities and Amenities:
- Mat space with good quality mats- Gym-style facilities, including showers
- Location: Surbrunnsgatan 32, Stockholm, Sweden- 400 sqm training space with all necessary equipment
- Spinning gym area- Gi's sold in the reception area and available for borrowing
- Pricing and Membership Options:
- Drop-in fee: $20 per class (free for first visit)- Monthly membership: 4,800 SEK (~$530 USD)
- Quarterly membership: 16,000 SEK (~$1,750 USD)- Annual membership: 55,000 SEK (~$6,100 USD)
- Discounts for students, seniors, and families- Monthly membership options:
- Adults: 799 kr/month- Juniors: 499 kr/month
- Private training sessions available at varying prices- Unique Aspects or Special Features:
- Focus on having fun and personal development- Emphasis on community, camaraderie among members
- Vision of creating athletes who embody integrity, respect, and dedication- Family-friendly environment with kids' classes and childcare services
- Considered one of the best BJJ gyms in Sweden- Achievements: 5x Swedish champions (2015-2019) and best junior team (2023)
- Multiple experienced instructors available for private lessons- Classes vary in intensity depending on the day and season
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What Reddit says about Prana Jiu-Jitsu
7 verbatim community mentions from r/bjj and city subreddits, unedited, positives and negatives alike.
The closest to Lidingö is a club located in Stadion, Östermalm. I don't recall the name though. Most competitive are Prana and Stark who consistently have people at euros and world's in brown and black belt. I think the biggest one is Nacka Dojo. source, 2023 ↗
neutral
Best competitive gym is stark, followed by prana. Not sure if they do nogi though.. Nacka dojo is a bit off, but is good. Hilti bjj is also a bit off but good. Where do you want to train in Stockholm? In the city? source, 2023 ↗
positive
Sorry for double post, I responded to the other commenter instead of to you directly by mistake. The original post is below: Depends on where. If you are moving to Stockholm I can give you some recommendations. Prana Jiu Jitsu (a Checkmat affiliate) is a high level competition gym that sadly has a very unwelcoming and unfriendly gym culture. The head coach is extremely strict with many things and I found him rather rude. their payment processing company is also extremely shitty and will charge you for long after you leave the gym. The gym also requires 3 months advance notice to end payment source, 2020 ↗
positive
There are a ton of acacdemies in Stockholm. I'm not up to date on the locations so google that. But you have the following at the very least: * Stark IF (Max Lindblad and Elina Moestams new academy) * Allstars MMA (Finfou) * Prana Jiu-Jitsu * Nacka Dojo * Panda Dojo * Hilti BJJ * Nexus It comes down to your preferences. Some academies are more competition oriented than others. source, 2020 ↗
neutral
Where in sthlm are you looking? All-Stars is located centrally, but that's an MMA gym. Leites and Prana are also pretty central, which are both good gyms. source, 2018 ↗
positive
I 2nd prana, if you’re going to train bjj in Stockholm, they’re probably the best team. I regularly do the same comps as their guys and they are so damn good, a team full of beasts. If you’re not as competition focused there are teams like hilti, allstar and Nacka dojo. But I would really check out prana if you can. source, 2018 ↗
positive
prana jiu jitsu stockholm and frontline in oslo are the 2 best academies in scandinavia, there are great guys in finland also ( jesse urholin,..) but i dont know where they train exactly source, 2016 ↗
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