Train BJJ in Rio Accommodation

There are many factors to be considered when deciding where you’re going to stay when training BJJ in Rio. We’ll do our best to give you an honest account of looking for accommodation in Rio. We’ll list the pros and cons of the various choices available to you, reveal some truths, and dispel a few popular myths too.

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Where To Find The Best BJJ Gyms in Rio (And Where You Should Stay)

08 Jul 2015

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BJJ gyms in Rio

Rio is a huge city, bigger than New York or Los Angeles, and is comprised of many zones, districts and neighborhoods. The most popular area of Rio de Janeiro (and the area most frequently visited by tourists) is the south zone, known locally as Zona Sul. Zona Sul is where you’ll

How long should I train BJJ in Rio?

05 Feb 2013

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From a two-week trip to a two-month stay, people come to Rio to train jiu-jitsu for only as much time as they can get away from the ‘real world’. For those with jobs, two weeks is usually the maximum amount of time it’s possible to duck out of work. For those

What type of accommodation is best for me?

21 Sep 2012

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Probably the first thing people will want to know if they’re thinking about a trip to Rio to train BJJ is “Where will I stay? Like any major tourist destination, Rio has many options to visitors but each offer a different experience and suit specific needs. The most

Where to stay when you train jiu-jitsu in Rio

20 Sep 2012

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You may already know which gym you’re going to train at when in Rio. Maybe you’ll be training with a specific team or visiting your master’s master, or maybe you have no idea and you’re just going to seek out somewhere when you arrive. What’s really