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SBG
KILLARNEY.

A voluntary martial arts gym in Killarney, focusing on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission grappling, established in October 2010.

One Tribe, One Vibe.

About Us

SBG Killarney is a voluntary martial arts club proudly affiliated with SBG Ireland. We are committed to providing high-level Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training in a welcoming, community-first environment. Our club is run by passionate volunteer coaches who believe in creating a space where everyone — from complete beginners to advanced athletes — can train, grow, and thrive.


At SBG Killarney, we believe that martial arts is for everyone. No matter your background, experience, or goals — you’ll find your place here. Join our tribe to experience the true spirit of martial arts.

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Our Classes

Beginner No-Gi

An introduction to submission grappling, learning basic takedowns,controls and submissions.

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Gi Classes

This class uses the traditional kimono, suitable for all levels

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Kids and Teen Classes

Classes that teach self-defence, build confidence, and help with fitness goals.

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Ready to Start Your Journey?

Whether you’re stepping onto the mats for the first time or you're a seasoned competitor looking to sharpen your skills, SBG Killarney has a place for you.

Become part of a community that values hard work, resilience, and respect. Join the tribe today.

Get in Touch

Find Us

We're located in the heart of Killarney – come visit the gym!

Address:

Ross Road, Killarney, Ireland

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Contact Us

Got a question, want to visit, or ready to hit the mats? Drop us a message below.

Frequently Asked Questions

The best way to see up-to-date training times is through our Instagram page. You can also message us directly if you’re unsure about a specific day.

We train in both gi and no-gi in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, a gi is a traditional kimono and no gi is just shorts and a rash guard. For MMA you will need sparring gloves, shin pads and mouthguard.

Nope! Beginners are always welcome — just bring a good attitude and water.