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Learning jiu-jitsu in Bogotá

Bogotá is the guide's fifth Spanish-language city, and it inverts the Buenos Aires finding: this is a multi-full metro. The AJP accreditation roll seats 43 rooms across Colombia and 23 in this metro — and two of them open all the way. Satori Jiu Jitsu in El Nogal prints its programs, a named second-degree black belt and the register in server text: «Reserva tu clase gratis — Sin compromiso · Cupos limitados». Affinity Studios on Calle 85 — 308 members, the metro's second-biggest room — keeps a dedicated «Clase de Cortesía» booking page. The courtesy class is this city's word. The rest of the fence reads from the roll, led by Team FCJJ (663 members, the country's biggest room), and the sabana towns — Mosquera, Zipaquirá, Cajicá — carry their own records. No rankings — verified bytes per room, and the two full guides the record supports.

The areas

  • Bogotá proper 19 academies

    The capital's two open doors — Satori in El Nogal with «Reserva tu clase gratis» and Affinity's «Clase de Cortesía» page on Calle 85 — beside the roll's records: Team FCJJ (663 members, the country's biggest room), Mas De La Riva and more.

  • The sabana 4 academies

    The plateau towns around the capital, recorded from the roll: Ango in Mosquera, Norfight at Zipaquirá's municipal sports institute, 300 in Cajicá — the printed record is the door.