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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

BJJ at RMIT for all levels!

On Campus 25+ members jiujitsu.club@rmit.edu.au

Become a member

学生	$20.00
公众	$30.00

Join to access sessions, events and club activities

What You'll Do
•Learn self defence
•Make friends
•Get fit

Commitment
•Casual
•Weekly sessions
•Low cost

Good For
•Beginner BJJ skills
•Intermediate BJJ skills

About

Whether you are looking for self-defence, sport, or just a great workout, we’re excited to have you on the mats. We focus on grappling and ground fighting in a safe, supportive environment.

Please follow @rmit_bjjclub on Instagram for all club updates.

📅 2026 Training Schedule & Location

Building 8, Level 3 (RMIT Active Hub/Gym)

Mon, Tue, Thu: 6:00pm – 8:30pm

Sat & Sun: 10:00am – 1:00pm

✅ Getting Ready for Class

No-Gi
Tops: A rashguard or tight compression shirt works best! (Please avoid cotton tees as they can stretch or tear).
Bottoms: Fight shorts or athletic shorts without pockets/zippers (to prevent finger injuries).
Pro-Tip: Spats/leggings are highly recommended for extra skin protection.

Gi
Please bring a freshly washed BJJ or Judo Gi.
Street clothes aren't suitable for these sessions.

🤝 Respecting Your Partners (Hygiene & Safety)
🚫 No offensive odours

BJJ is a close-contact sport, so looking after your hygiene is the best way to respect your teammates.

Cleanliness: Please ensure your body and gear are clean before hitting the mats. If you use the restroom, please wash up thoroughly
Scent: Deodorant is your friend! Please avoid heavy colognes or perfumes.
Nails: For everyone's safety, keep fingernails and toenails trimmed short and smooth to avoid scratches.

FAQ

Is there a free trial?

When and Where do you train?

Do I need to be good at BJJ?

It's my first time! What Should I Bring?

We have showers for after training if you want to bring shower essentials

BJJ is a close-contact sport, so looking after your hygiene is the best way to respect your teammates.

Hygiene: Deodorant, trim fingernails and toenails

Tops: Gym attire is okay. A rashguard or tight compression shirt works best! (Please avoid cotton tees as they can stretch or tear).

Bottoms: Gym attire is okay. Fight shorts or athletic shorts without pockets/zippers works best!

Pro-Tip: Spats/leggings are highly recommended for extra skin protection.

Gi
Please bring a freshly washed BJJ or Judo Gi.
Street clothes aren't suitable for these sessions.