Rio Grappling Club is a fight school at ul. Stalowa 80 in Wrocław (53-440), with its own fully equipped training hall. Brazilian jiu-jitsu is its core program, and it also lists MMA, boxing and personal training.
The head coach is Mariusz Koziej, a fourth-degree black belt. The rest of the coaching team are also black belts:
- Tomasz Prygiel: BJJ beginners and the junior group.
- Michał Dybowski: the intro class and no-gi grappling.
- Emil Bodzioch: no-gi grappling, kids and juniors.
- Leyla Koziej: the junior group.
The club's site does not state the team's lineage or affiliation.
The adult BJJ program is structured by level, from beginner through intermediate and advanced to a competition group. Classes are mixed, open to women and men, with no separate women's group listed.
- Beginners: a 12-week program for people with no martial arts experience. It covers self-defence, basic positions, joint locks and chokes.
- Intermediate, advanced and competition groups: for students moving on from the beginners' course.
- No-gi grappling: an advanced group that trains without the gi, for recreation or competition.
- BJJ Pro: a separate daytime block on several weekdays.
- Kids: BJJ for children aged 4 to 14, split into groups for ages 4 to 6, 6 to 9, and 10 to 13 (Junior).
- Personal training: one-to-one or in groups of two to four, at flexible times.
The timetable runs Monday to Saturday. Kids' and adult BJJ classes run from late afternoon into the evening, there are daytime BJJ Pro sessions on several weekdays, and Saturday has a late-morning sparring session.
Visiting and first class
- Free trial: adults can claim a free training pass through the club's website, and the first classes for children are free.
- Drop-ins and prices: passes are listed on the club's site, but we could not find a published drop-in rate, so ask before visiting from another academy.
Details above were checked on the club's site in October 2026. Confirm the current schedule with the school before you go.