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Learning jiu-jitsu in Greater Buenos Aires
The conurbano belt reads from the roll: Cicero Costha Argentina at Milberg 977 in Tigre to the north (32 members on the roll), Team Cabrera — Sukata Brothers on Hipólito Yrigoyen 1980 in Martínez, Academia MAGNA at Lisandro de la Torre 2637 in Caseros to the west, Equipo Ruben Bagliani at Colón 349 in Quilmes to the south, and the two rooms whose names are their seats — Sukata Monte Grande and Sukata Turdera, with no street printed on any reachable surface. None of the six publishes a live own channel, so the roll's printed record is the door. Times, prices and first visits are questions for each room. For someone just starting, the real question is not "which academy is best" but "which one fits me."
Academies being verified
We are re-confirming the essentials: class schedules and trial mechanics. Each academy joins the full guide once its facts meet the bar.
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Academia MAGNALisandro de la Torre 2637, Caseros, Buenos Aires provinceLast checked: 2026-08-27
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Cicero Costha ArgentinaMilberg 977, Tigre, Buenos Aires provinceLast checked: 2026-08-27
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Equipo Ruben BaglianiColón 349, Quilmes, Buenos Aires provinceLast checked: 2026-08-27
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Sukata Monte Grande
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Sukata Turdera
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Team Cabrera Sukata BrothersHipólito Yrigoyen 1980, Martínez, Buenos Aires provinceLast checked: 2026-08-27
I'm a complete beginner. Can I just show up?
It differs by academy. Entries show where a fundamentals program and first-visit process are verified. For the rest, check with the academy before visiting. For what a first class actually feels like, see the beginner posts on our blog.