RFC - Real Fighters Club, MMA Verein

Am besten mal hier schauen welcher Verein für dich passt von Standort und Zeit her: https://www.judo-vienna.at/vereine Ansonsten kannst du auch traditionelle Jiu Jitsu Vereine überlegen, grad wenn du keinen Wert auf (Wett-) kampf legst. Ist sich in großen Teilen sehr ähnlich. source, 2025 ↗

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Being a foreigner living in Vienna for almost 10 years, my group of friends is mainly made of European foreigners and Austrian. I speak German and I have a higher education, did Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and rowing in Vienna for a couple years. I’m from France. It took me 7 years to make real friends in Austria. You may have stopped being a Muslim, but you are culturally a Muslim so ask yourself seriously what you’ll do the day a 25yo woman tells you you’re bad at your job and to get your shit together - when more than 5 Austrians gather somewhere, beer and sausages will automatically pop-up and no source, 2024 ↗

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Wie alt bist du? Für Erwachsene sind die Trainingsmöglichkeiten leider limitiert. Vienna Samurai hat meiner Meinung nach das Training am höchsten Level für Erwachsene. Dementsprechend hart ist aber auch das Training und auf Einsteiger wird meiner Erfahrung nach selbst beim Anfängertraining am Freitag nur wenig Rücksicht genommen. Polizei SV Sektion Judo kümmert sich sehr gut um (erwachsene) Anfänger, sind auch nicht auf Wettbewerb ausgerichtet, allerdings haben sie Probleme mit geringen Teilnehmerzahlen. Die beiden Vereine sind die einzigen die ich kenne, die Erwachsenentrainings anbieten u source, 2024 ↗

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So far I had the impression that McDojos were a USA thing... The best way is to find a dojo that is a member of the ÖKB, the head association for Austria. The ÖKB homepage is https://karate-austria.at/de. From there you can find the contact data and website for the association for Vienna: https://karate-austria.at/de/landesverbaende, which leads to the page https://www.karate-verband-wien.at/ which has a club finder with a map and links to homepages of clubs: https://www.karate-verband-wien.at/vereine/ You have a broad selection, they have clubs for Shotokan, Goju-Ryu, Kobudo, martial arts &a source, 2022 ↗

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Just created a post outside of this thread but figured it would be a good idea to contribute to this one too! 29M, living around the Vienna/Tysons area, and my hobbies include live events like concerts/comedy shows, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, outdoorsy activities (hiking, fishing, camping, etc), meditation and yoga, and I also love a game of pool/billiards alongside a few beers or other drinks. Also looking to get into Disc Golf in the future as it looks like a real fun and chill activity. I am born and raised in this area and am looking to expand my social circle. Open to meeting up with others source, 2021 ↗

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Good list, i've trained at a few of these and taught at Kaizen. Kaizen has a great mix and brings in a ton of competitors. They can be spread out among the falls church,vienna and fairfax locations so it helps to be close to them. The biggest factor would be your location and which of these you can go to on a consistent basis. the 50/50 gym in arlington (it's not falls church is it?) last time i checked it was way more of a BJJ gym and legit all around fighters were hard to come by. 160$ is pretty pricey. You should be able to get all classes for at least under 150. I'm fairly sure kai source, 2014 ↗

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