Adaptive & veteran sport

Para jiu-jitsu

Brazilian jiu-jitsu adapted for athletes with physical, sensory or intellectual disabilities. Ground grappling does not require standing, so it works for wheelchair users too.

Who it’s for

Who this suits best

Veterans with amputations, wheelchair users (ground-based work), and people with visual impairments — with an assistant on the mat if needed.

What to bring

What to have with you

A gi — club gis are available in limited numbers, or come in comfortable sportswear for your first session. A towel.

Location & contact

Where and with whom we train

Location
A sports hall in Rivne with a mat area (exact address confirmed in the schedule).
Coach / coordinator
Programme coordinator: Mykola Diedovets; a dedicated jiu-jitsu coach is to be confirmed.
Schedule
In development — frequency to be confirmed with the first group. Full programme schedule →
Accessibility

How inclusive this space is

Parking for people with disabilities
To be confirmed per venue.
Independent car access and exit
To be confirmed — let us know in advance if you need assistance.
Step-free entry to the building
We prioritise step-free halls; transferring from a wheelchair onto the mat is done with an assistant if needed.
Accessible toilet
To be confirmed per venue.
Adaptive equipment on site
Mats are available; club gis are limited in number.
Getting home independently
We can help arrange transport or an escort if needed.
Photos

From our sessions

Want to try it?

A first taste comes with no commitment — come and watch, or join right away.

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