FAQs

In classes, it is essential to bring clean and complete equipment appropriate to the type of training. In Gi classes, a white kimono with a rashguard underneath must be worn. In No-Gi classes, the equipment should consist of black rashguards, leggings, and shorts, comfortable and without pockets or zippers. It is also mandatory to wear flip-flops outside the tatami and to bring water to stay hydrated. These practices ensure hygiene, safety, and respect for the training space.

No, the competition is a personal decision and we work to support all students according to their goals.

Yes, our content library brings together all the technical work carried out in classes and access can be shared with all elements that identify with our methodology.

In the initial phase we recommend training 2 to 3 times a week. However, with availability, we have a schedule that combines diversity and flexibility.

Yes. Hygiene is a key factor in our sport. In this way, the student/visitor must always present clean equipment and cut nails, thus ensuring good social interaction within the gym.

In the training context, we prioritize the white kimono for the sake of uniformity. The blue and black kimonos are reserved for competition contexts.

Yes, we have a set of trial classes for beginners without any need for membership.

Schedule a class using our available communication platforms.