Pay as you go no-gi BJJ or submission wrestling Manchester?

[MC Bodge]

Having had to give up judo due to finger problems, I'm keen to get back on the mat, but without having my fingers constantly twisted in canvas kimonos.

I appreciate that schools are businesses that need to make money, but monthly subscriptions for a veteran age bloke to go 1-2 times a week (and may have a short lived "career" anyway, depending upon injury) are going to work out a bit expensive per session.

Are there any good classes around Manchester/Salford/Trafford that are pay as you go?

[MC Bodge]

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[Halb]

Find one?

[MC Bodge]

Ive been told about a pay as you go BJJ and I've made a few enquiries elsewhere

[Halb]

I have looked at a few. Not seen any PAYG. Looked at a place I like the look of but it's a set fee for 3x a week, I can't commit to that.

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Halb said:

I have looked at a few. Not seen any PAYG. Looked at a place I like the look of but it's a set fee for 3x a week, I can't commit to that.

I can understand people running a business having membership fees, but I'm similar.

[Pete102]

Check out Factory BJJ in Stockport, single class price is £10.

[MC Bodge]

Pete102 said:

Check out Factory BJJ in Stockport, single class price is £10.

Cheers