Skip to content
Prices · Eastbourne

How Much Does BJJ Cost in Eastbourne?

At Rebel Combat Sports, unlimited gi and no-gi training is £45 a month, with no contract beyond the month you're in. A single class is £15, the Sunday open mat is free, and the first two weeks are free for people local to Eastbourne.

Our prices

One membership, every session

Membership is £45 a month for the first 30 members, and that rate stays locked for as long as you stay a member. 10 of those founding places are left. After that it is £60 a month. The founding rate is lost on cancellation.

Either way it covers every session on the timetable, gi and no-gi, and there is no contract beyond the month you're in. Cancel any time.

Without a membership

A single class is £15. A punch card is £90 for 10 classes, used whenever you like. The Sunday open mat is free. One-to-one coaching is £40 a session.

What it costs elsewhere

Clubs in Eastbourne that publish their prices charge from about £30 a month for a limited timetable up to about £85 a month with gym access (checked October 2026). Not every club publishes its prices. Ours are all on one page.

When it runs

This week on the mat

  • Monday 19:30–21:00 Structured no-gi grappling Coach · Ben Zarif
  • Tuesday 09:00–10:30 Gi BJJ Coach · Adrian Bradbury
  • Wednesday 12:00–13:00 Lunchtime open mat Members or £15 drop-in
  • Thursday 19:30–21:00 Structured no-gi grappling Coach · Ben Zarif
  • Friday 19:00–20:30 Gi BJJ Coach · Adrian Bradbury
  • Saturday 13:00–14:30 Structured no-gi grappling Coach · Ben Zarif
  • Sunday 09:00–11:00 Open mat Free

The first two weeks are free, with no card needed. Parking is free, right outside. Full schedule and pricing

Comparing clubs

What to check besides the monthly figure

How long a class is. Ours are 90 minutes. A cheaper membership with one-hour classes can cost more per hour on the mat.

How many sessions the price covers. Some memberships cap you at one or two classes a week. Ours covers all of them.

The contract. Ask how long you are tied in and what it takes to leave. Ours runs month to month.

The trial. Some clubs offer one free class. We give you two weeks, so you can try gi and no-gi and train with the same people more than once before you decide.

Kit. No-gi needs shorts and a rashguard, or a plain t-shirt on day one. Gi classes need a gi, and we'll tell you what to get before your first one.

Two grapplers facing each other on their feet at the start of a round at Rebel Combat Sports, with other pairs training on the mat behind them
On the FeetMonday No-Gi

Modern, science-based coaching. No bowing, no mysticism, no cult of personality — just what works. And every class is beginner-friendly because the coaching scales to you.

What makes us different →
From members

What people who train here say

  • ★★★★★

    Ben and Adrian are great coaches and have a great method of teaching, lesson by lesson and in planning the wider programme.

    Harry Burgum · Google review
  • ★★★★★

    RCS runs the best jiu jitsu classes I’ve ever took part in. It is extremely beginner friendly.

    Will Swingler · Google review
All reviews on Google ↗
Questions

Before you come

  • How much is membership?

    Founding membership is £45/month, locked for life, capped at 30 members, and covers gi and no-gi training. Cancel any time — no contract beyond the current month.

  • How does the free trial work?

    Two weeks, free, for people local to Eastbourne and the towns around it, Polegate and Hailsham included — gi and no-gi both covered. No card needed to book, no commitment — turn up and train.

  • How long is a class?

    Coached classes are 90 minutes. The Wednesday lunchtime open mat is an hour, and the Sunday open mat runs for two.

  • I already train somewhere — can I drop in?

    Yes. Drop into a structured session or the Wednesday lunchtime open mat for £15, or come to the free Sunday open mat — no membership, no commitment. Drop us a message first so we know to expect you.

All FAQs →
Free trial

Try two weeks before you pay anything

Join or see the full price list →