Pueblo Jiu Jitsu

Pueblo Jiu Jitsu in Pimlico, London, is shaped by a team with deep roots in both Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and judo, and a clear passion for sharing the art. Head coach Sebastian holds black belts in both disciplines, has coached since 2017, and brings experience from national and international competition, with medals at British, European and Asian events. His journey from judo in his teens, through Cambridge and British team representation, to BJJ success at every belt, gives him a broad perspective on grappling. He now balances coaching with his work as a doctor, ensuring a thoughtful and safe approach on the mats. The club is firmly independent, unaffiliated and open in its outlook. Students are encouraged to train wherever and with whomever they wish, and to wear any brand or badge. Visitors and friends from other clubs are welcome, and the teaching team—rounded out by brown and purple belts with their own competition backgrounds—actively supports newcomers and seasoned practitioners alike. The club values a blend of traditional respect and technical rigour with a modern, flexible attitude, making it a home for those who want to train seriously without unnecessary formality. Training at Pueblo Jiu Jitsu covers both gi and no-gi BJJ for all levels and ages, with classes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, and Saturday mornings. Sessions are structured to support steady progression, whether you’re building fundamentals or preparing for competition. Drop-ins are welcome, and the club is known for its community spirit and the willingness of its coaches to mentor at every stage. The result is a space where London grapplers can genuinely connect, learn and push themselves, no matter their background or ambitions.

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