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BJJ Globetrotters Summer Camp Heidelberg 2027
Training CampAll LevelsGi & No-Gi
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Pricing and bookingDate & time
Mon, Jul 26 – Sat, Jul 31, 2027
Time to be confirmed by organizer.
Location
Olympiastützpunkt
Heidelberg, Germany
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Added from Official BJJ Globetrotters Summer Camp 2027 page and linked ticket page, reviewed November 13, 2026. Full organizer lineup reviewed; four available canonical profiles linked, not an exhaustive instructor directory.. This listing hasn't been claimed by the organizer, so details may change.Source recorded Nov 13, 2026
Claim this eventABOUT THIS EVENT
Spend six days on the mats in Heidelberg with BJJ Globetrotters, combining gi and no-gi classes, open mats, workshops and morning yoga. The camp welcomes adults of every experience level and affiliation, including complete beginners and people travelling on their own. Training takes place in the sports hall at the Olympiastützpunkt, with time outside the sessions to explore the Neckar riverfront and the historic university city. Chris Paines, Priit Mihkelson, Benjamin Mattern and Patrick Schreier are among the confirmed teaching lineup. The linked Jitzco profiles below represent part of the roster, not all instructors: see the official event page for the complete confirmed lineup and the latest additions. The detailed class timetable and guidebook are expected about a week before camp.
BEST FOR
Beginners welcome
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
For participants aged 18 and over. Classes are taught in English, with both gi and no-gi training throughout the week. Bring two gis if you plan to train frequently. Full-camp tickets only: individual day, class and open-mat drop-ins are not offered. Ask each instructor before filming a class.
The advertised full-payment price is €349 per person. Alternatively, pay a €149 reservation deposit and the remaining €210 before March 1, 2027: the installment total is €359, not €349. Prices and availability should be checked on the official booking page before payment; its currency selector can show a different currency. Camp tickets and reservations are non-refundable but may be transferred to another person by arrangement with the organizer.
Food, accommodation and transportation are not included. An optional camp rashguard is advertised at €45 for bookings before April 15; it is separate from the camp ticket.
SCHEDULE
Monday, July 26: camp begins around noon. During the week: classes and open mats are expected approximately 9 a.m.–9 p.m., with morning yoga and additional workshops. Saturday, July 31: final open mat ends around 4 p.m. All times are local to Heidelberg and approximate. The final timetable and guidebook will be sent roughly one week before camp. Participants may choose how many sessions to attend.
INSTRUCTORS
Stafford, England, United KingdomBlack belt
Fighting Fit Grappling
Chris Paines is the head coach of Fighting Fit Grappling in Stafford, England. His teaching focuses on the mechanics that connect positions: how to control the head, knees and armpits, protect space and understand why a technique works. He developed that approach while training in a small club without a senior coach, testing ideas with his training partners. His classes use principles and live problem-solving rather than long lists of moves to memorize.
Tallinn, EstoniaBlack belt
Estum Jiu Jitsu
Priit Mihkelson is an Estonian Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt known for his work on defensive grappling. His teaching explores protective positions, transitions and progressive resistance rather than treating techniques as isolated sequences. He helped establish the MMA and BJJ club 3D Treening in 2005, developing his approach through experimentation and study. He is the creator of Defensive BJJ and head coach of Estum Jiu Jitsu in Estonia.
Heidelberg, GermanyBlack belt
Team Choco Heidelberg
Benjamin Mattern is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt based in Heidelberg, Germany, affiliated with Team Choco Heidelberg. His public training record lists Thomas Stoll as his black-belt promoting instructor in December 2025, following earlier brown- and purple-belt promotions at Team Choco. BJJ Globetrotters lists him among the instructors for its 2027 Zen Camp. His documented background connects the Heidelberg training community with international camp teaching.
Frankfurt, GermanyBlack belt
SC Budokan Maintal
Patrick Schreier is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt and coach based in Germany. He leads BJJ competition training at SC Budokan Maintal, teaching in both gi and no-gi. His background includes coaching the Hessian state team. His teaching spans regular club training, competition preparation and international camps.
DETAILS
Accommodation
Accommodation is separate from the training ticket. Sports-hall rooms have two single beds, a private bathroom, shower and Wi-Fi. Advertised rates for seven nights, Sunday to Sunday, are €260 per person sharing or €520 for a private room. These room stays extend beyond the six training days. Contact the Olympiastützpunkt directly at info@osp-mrn.de to confirm availability and booking arrangements. The page also mentions adding a room during ticket purchase; do not assume a room is included or secured by a training ticket. Hotels, hostels and other lodging in Heidelberg are alternatives.
Food & Meals
Meals are not included in the camp ticket. Arrange food separately.
Activities
Morning yoga, workshops and lectures, a free professional photo-booth service, and an optional organized evening pub crawl are advertised. The final Saturday open mat includes live music and complimentary beer; participation in social activities is optional.
Transportation
Travel is not included. Frankfurt am Main Airport (FRA) is the main nearby international airport; the organizer suggests onward train, bus or shuttle travel to Heidelberg. Journey times vary by route. The camp app offers a rideshare feature for coordinating with other attendees.
LOCATION
Olympiastützpunkt
Im Neuenheimer Feld 710
Heidelberg
Germany
69120
About the Location
Heidelberg sits beside the Neckar River, with an old town, riverside walks and Heidelberg Castle overlooking the city. The camp itself is held in the Olympiastützpunkt sports hall, not at the castle.
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PRICING AND BOOKING
€349 full camp · accommodation separate
€349 per person paid in full for six days of training. Deposit plan: €149 now and €210 before March 1, 2027, total €359. Food, lodging and transport are separate. The official ticket page may display a selected local currency; confirm the complete total and current availability before booking. Tickets and reservations are non-refundable, but may be transferred by arrangement with the organizer.