Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu · Gi & NoGi
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu focuses on technique, control and strategy. Train with or without a gi – from your first class to competition preparation.
The training
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu specialises in control, joint locks, throws, positions and submissions. Technique, timing and strategy matter more than sheer strength.
Your training
Gi or NoGi: women and men train together in both groups.
Training times
19:00– 20:30
NoGi · Oussema Becha
19:00– 20:30
NoGi · Oussema Becha
19:00– 20:30
Gi · Oussema Becha
Before your first session
No. All levels are welcome, including complete beginners. You don't need to be strong or especially fit to start.
Gi means training in a kimono: technique, control, grips and positional work. NoGi means grappling without a kimono: MMA, self-defence, dynamic movement and competition. Both styles are on the schedule.
No. The trial session is free and comes with no obligation.
At EVLTN Martial Arts Gym, Bergstraße 93, 12169 Berlin-Steglitz. U9 Rathaus Steglitz, buses 186, 188 and M82.
Oussema Becha: BJJ Head Coach · Black Belt.
Coaching team
BJJ Head Coach · Black Belt
With over 10 years of experience in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Oussema supports beginners, advanced athletes and competitors. Technique over strength, control over chaos.
View Oussema Becha’s profileAt EVLTN Martial Arts, you train across 750 m² in Berlin-Steglitz. Three floors, four mat areas, a boxing ring and an MMA cage give you space to train.
Discover the gymAthletes who represent EVLTN on the mats or in the ring and reach the podium are rewarded.
No commitment
Develop your technique, control and confidence. Train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at EVLTN Martial Arts.