About BJJ Kalundborg

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Kalundborg has began working to bring brazilian jiu jitsu to Kalundborg people since september 2022 and in april 2023 we have become a branch of Hong Ju Jutsu Klub Association.

About Hong Ju Jutsu Klub.

Hong Ju Jutsu Klub is an sport association offering Judo, Traditional Ju Jutsu and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu classes in Hong and Kalundborg, and working for the spreading of these disciplines to kids and adults.We are working together with Hong Ju Jutsu for bringing brazilian jiu jitsu to people in Kalundborg, Hong and near areas.

You can find all the information about the association in the Hong Ju Jutsu Klub Website

Our Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Official Affiliation

 


 

AOC Jiu Jitsu

With regards to brazilian jiu jitsu official affiliation our group is an affiliate of AOC Jiu Jitsu in Spain under professor Oscar Corrales.

Professor Oscar Corrales is a black belt three stripes, with more than 15 years of teaching experience and more than 20 years of practice. He is the head coach of AOC Jiu Jitsu and keeps a regular relationship and teaching activity with the affiliates.

He will be visiting our group once a year for doing classes, seminars and examinations for graduation and will be presenting all the documentation to de IBJJF from the members of our team to be officially registred.

AOC Jiu Jitsu has more than 200 members and more than 15 years working in the spreading of brazilian jiu jitsu. I has several affiliated teams in Spain.

You can find all the information of the team at its website:

AOC Jiu Jitsu Website

About our Team 




 

Science of Jiu Jitsu Team
Science of Jiu Jitsu Team

 

Professor Mario Rodríguez launched his team project in June 2017 under the name Science of Jiu Jitsu after being graduated to black belt by professors Oscar Corrales and Andre Crispin.

Science of Jiu Jitsu Team has been working since that moment in several gyms in Spain to bring brazilian jiu jitsu to people of all ages.

Our team has as main goal to make brazilian jiu jitsu available for people of all ages and conditions, and working in the development of programs and methodologies that help our students to learn safely and respecting their goals.

We teach and train taking into account the objectives of each person no matter the age and physical condition.

We beleive brazilian jiu jitsu can always bring a time for fun and challenge in a social environment.

Science of Jiu Jitsu has been bringing jiu jitsu to lots of people in Barcelona, Spain since 2017, and now will do its best to spread the gentle art also in Kalundborg, Denmark. 

The team keeps growing also in Spain with professors Juan Garcia (Black Belt), Juan Jose Santiago (Black Belt one stripe) and Fabio Hufnagel (Black Belt), teaching classes in 3 gyms of Terrassa, Barcleona to adults and kids.


You can find all the information of the team at its website and other channels

Science of Jiu Jitsu Team Website

Science of Jiu Jitsu Team Instagram

Science of Jiu Jitsu Team Youtube

About Science of Jiu Jitsu Team in Kaludborg

After nearly 3 years of evolution  our team has grown a solid and fast evolving group of brazilian jiu jitsu practitioners in Kalundborg with more than 15 members and many coloured belts.

Some of our members have started competing in local and national events with good results.

We train following structure teaching with programs for beginners and advanced students and the main focus of bringing brazilian jiu jitsu to people of all ages, physical condition and goals in the sport.

We keep a constant update in our methodologies and follow different approaches for helping all students in their progression with clear curriculums and requirements for evolution and graduation.

You can come to try a free class Tuesdays and Thursdays from 19.30 to 21.30 at  Bevægelseshuset Spiralen. (Herredsåsen 7, 4400 Kalundborg) 

Here you can see some pictures and videos of our classes









 

 

 

 

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