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Learning jiu-jitsu in Marzahn-Hellersdorf

This is Berlin's far eastern Bezirk — 2 rooms recorded and none yet with a full entry, and the reason is our reading rather than the district. One is a neighbourhood multi-sport association in Marzahn with a real, separately-run jiu-jitsu programme and an open door to try it: the club writes that you can come by at any session and speak to the trainer on duty. Whether that is free is not stated either way, so ask — in this city the word for a trial does not settle its price. Both of its training plans, the adult one and the children's, are published as images with no alt text, so no class time was machine-readable; the wall is the club's publishing choice and our inability to read it is ours, and neither is a statement about the programme. The other room is known through two registries — Berlin's state sports confederation and the regional wrestling federation agree on its address, and neither has checked what it teaches. One more published mat sits inside this district and should be said plainly: an association seated in Charlottenburg publishes a Monday timetable at a Marzahn hall, and those hours travel on its own entry there. What is thin here is this page, for the reasons named above. For someone just starting, the real question is not "which academy is best" but "which one fits me."