Drop-in Training in Mexico City

How drop-ins work

It's simple: message us on WhatsApp (+52 55 3426 0813) with the day and class you'd like to attend, and we'll confirm availability and the current visitor drop-in rate. We recommend messaging a day ahead, though same-day is usually fine.

We host visitors constantly, so you won't feel out of place — the room is friendly, several coaches and many students speak English, and you'll get a real training session, not a watered-down tourist class.

What to bring

• Gi — bring your own kimono for Gi BJJ classes (Mon/Wed lean Gi). If you didn't pack one, ask us — we can usually sort something out.
• No-Gi — a rashguard and shorts (Tue/Thu lean No-Gi).
• Striking — for Muay Thai and boxing, bring gloves and shin guards if you travel with them; we can lend basics to get you on the pads.
• Everyone — water, flip-flops for walking off the mat, and good hygiene (clean gear, short nails). Standard mat etiquette applies.

New to visiting gyms abroad? Read our guide to drop-in etiquette.

Getting here

We're at Av. México 49, 1st floor, Condesa — right on Parque México, above the Santas Conchas bakery. Condesa and neighboring Roma are where most visitors stay, so we're likely a short walk or quick ride from your hotel or Airbnb. Open in Google Maps →

Planning your trip around training? Read training BJJ in Mexico City and our Condesa neighborhood guide.