Solna Jujutsu Klubb

Jag rekommenderar BJJ. Om du bor i Stockholm så hojta till, så kan jag rekommendera bra klubbar. source, 2023 ↗

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https://www.e-budo.com/forum/showthread.php?32996-Viking-Cronholm-Swedish-Jujitsu-pioneer The Swedish physiotherapist, boxer and elite-sportsman Viking Cronholm travelled to South-Africa in 1904. It was there that a few years later he was taught Ju-jutsu by an English officer. ** Possibly the infamous Leopold McLaglen? I believe that he was working as a Jiujitsu instructor in South Africa at this time, and he claimed the rank of Captain in the British Army.** He returned to Sweden, and immediately introduced Ju-jutsu to his old boxing friends. The first official Ju-jutsu exhibition followe source, 2023 ↗

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Viking Cronholm - an early practitioner of jiu-jiutsu in Sweden. His first Ju-jutsu demonstration in Stockholm was given immense attention, and he gained great interest and support from the most prominent sporting leaders in Sweden, amongst others the "father of modern sport", the General and head of the Central Gymnastic institute, Viktor Balck. Cronholm´s efforts to start a boxing an Ju-jutsu institute in Stockholm were not so successful, however, so he devoted the rest of his lifetime to the instruction of the military, police, watchmen and other uniformed groups in close combat and self source, 2021 ↗

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Try to find UK peeps in Sweden FB groups or such, plenty of ppl from UK around in Sweden and Stockholm area. Not sure what your options there are school wise but there are several international schools where english is used as main language if I remember correctly. What I know they are quite friendly bunch of kids and have good academic degrees/results as well. Also helps a ton if you have teacher fluent in your native language and teaching you swedish. Other than that you have to find your way into some hobbies you might have. For example lot of brazilian ju-jutsu teachers and practicioners source, 2020 ↗

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Nu är de två här som rekommenderat allstars training center, de då fan att man inte bor i stockholm.. Har en klubb här i Kalmar som har både mma, bjj och muay thai så får väl bli att köra där! Har tyvärr inte så bra erfarenhet av tränarna där men vad ska man göra liksom source, 2020 ↗

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Kan inte ge Stockholms-specifika tips, men lite allmänna, då jag tränat en del olika kampsporter nästan oavbrutet sedan 1998 ungefär: De flesta klubbar brukar tillåta att man provar på ett par gånger gratis vid terminsstart, så då jag antar att utbudet är hyfsat stort i Stockholm skulle du kunna testa ett par olika och se vilken klubb som passar dig. De flesta har lite egna träningsstilar, så det är inte säkert att du trivs lika bra på alla ställen. Del av det roliga med att träna kampsport (tycker jag) är just också att det brukar vara trevligt folk man tränar ihop med, och kan få vänner för source, 2018 ↗

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I don't know what Jiu Jitsu Kai is other than it looks like a modern eclectic style that is trying to appear vaguely classical/japanese. This doesn't make it bad or good, it just means that if you are after a true classical jujutsu style this probably isn't for you. If you don't give a shit about tradition these guys may be good. If you're in Stockholm, look into the [Hontai Yoshin Ryu Jujutsu](http://www.yawara.se/index.php?page=1005&lang=1000) school if you're after a more authentic japanese jujutsu. I know and have trained with Olle Borg, the head instructor there and did HYR myself fo source, 2014 ↗

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