There are few things more frustrating than going on a vacation and realizing you’ve forgotten something crucial once you make it to your destination. It starts as a sense of dread as you are looking through your luggage, that morphs into resignation and disappointment.

Running a BJJ camp is a labor of love, and if you take one look at the Mallorca BJJ & Yoga Festival it is obvious that its creator has put his heart and soul into it. Joe Notebaert, the man behind this camp, is originally from Phoenix Arizona, USA, although nowadays he lives abroad.

Whether you have just finished booking your first BJJ camp or you’re still trying to decide if they are right for you, it’s completely reasonable that you’re wondering what you should expect.

BJJ Camps are incredible vacations, combining the best parts of BJJ, socializing, and travel into one unforgettable experience! Keep reading to get an idea of what you should expect from your first camp!

It is common to see BJJ camps as advertised for all levels, welcoming beginners as well as advanced practitioners. But how much experience do you really need to get the most out of a camp?

In this article we’ll answer this question and give you some tips to ensure that your first BJJ camp will be a great experience!

At the start of your Jiu Jitsu journey, your own gym will feel like a sanctuary of sorts. While there may be people from various backgrounds, you will all probably share similar philosophies of the sport. However, if you never leave your own gym, you might not realize how expansive and enriching different gyms can be.

One of the best things about Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is that there are different ways of learning it. Apart from the usual class structure, seminars and BJJ camps are great options to pick up new skills, meet up like-minded people, and have lots of fun.