| The first Beach Camp in Pärnu was a tremendous success, so we’re once again heading off to this summer gem on the Baltic coast and this time we've booked the entire sports hall just for ourselves. A full week of sun, sea, sand, and all the Jiu Jitsu you can handle. Hope to see you there! | | The Summer Capital of Estonia, Pärnu has been famous since the 19th century as a beach and resort destination that draws visitors from all over northern Europe. As well as sparkling blue seas and rolling white sand dunes, it’s got beautiful parks, spas, concert venues, golf courses, tennis courts, and a bustling restaurant and pub scene. | | The surrounding countryside has even more options: nature walks, horse riding, fishing, hunting trips, and adventurous hikes or canoe trips along the rivers and flooded bogs of Soomaa National Park. And if you feel like testing your sea legs you can take a trip out to Kihnu Island, which is famous for its handicrafts and traditional Estonian clothing that is still worn everyday. | | Spordihall Pärnu is a multi-purpose indoor arena located less than 5 minutes drive (or a short walk / electric scooter ride) from the city centre and the beach. We have access to over 650m2 of space, so we’ll be able to fit plenty of mats in there! Built in 2009, the top modern sports hall has all the facilities we need for hosting a large summer camp with several hundred participants. | | The beating heart of Pärnu’s tourist scene is the beach, located less than 15 minutes’ walk from the city centre. The water is shallow and warms up quickly in the sun, making it ideal for windsurfing, kitesurfing, skimboarding, and stand-up paddleboarding. There’s also a romantic promenade that features several places serving food and drink, that are open until the late hours of the night – perfect place to relax and watch the sunset. | | All of our camps are renowned for their open and welcoming atmosphere. They’re full of enthusiastic, friendly people from all around the world, who enjoy training in a fun, relaxed, and open-minded environment. So regardless of whether you’re there with a group or travelling solo, you’ll always find someone to slap hands with :-) | | We’ll be running classes (both gi and no-gi) every day from morning to evening, all taught by a variety of highly experienced instructors who bring their own perspective on Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, sometimes incorporating concepts from other grappling arts such as wrestling, Judo, and Luta Livre. We’ll also schedule frequent open mat sessions at which you can roll, drill technique, or just chat with the instructors and pick their brains. There’ll be more training than you can possibly handle over the course of the week, so make sure to bring your notepad! | | * Training from 9-18 all days * * The first training session will be on Monday afternoon, and the last one on Saturday afternoon * * Don’t miss the final party on Saturday night! * | | "I had the best week in Pärnu! Got the vibe from the first day already that Pärnu is definitely the perfect location for this camp! Small enough where you can get anywhere on an electric scooter and exciting enough so you will not get bored once. You will find plenty of beautiful beach spots and activities to relax after or in between trainings, and of course even more enjoyable when you have such welcoming and similar minded globetrotters to accompany you in all that. Will definitely come back next year! " | | "Parnu is a special beach town that makes for the perfect place to spend a week doing Jiu Jitsu, all while making new friends and seeing old ones. On top of endless hours of classes with exceptional instructors and open mats with 80s soundtracks, the city itself has everything you could ask for in a beachside European town: Cocktail bars on the Baltic Sea, pastry-filled coffee shops, peaceful parks, authentic pubs and restaurants, and an all-night karaoke bar." | | "Parnu is a special beach town that makes for the perfect place to spend a week doing Jiu Jitsu, all while making new friends and seeing old ones. On top of endless hours of classes with exceptional instructors and open mats with 80s soundtracks, the city itself has everything you could ask for in a beachside European town: Cocktail bars on the Baltic Sea, pastry-filled coffee shops, peaceful parks, authentic pubs and restaurants, and an all-night karaoke bar." | | "Between the beach parties and cocktails, the abundance of spas available and large mat space with high quality traveling martial artists — the Beach Camp in Pärnu was was one of my favorite camps thus far " | | | |
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