THURSDAY
Understand the position
- AfternoonArrival, registration and welcome briefing.
- First sessionLeg lock concepts, partner training guidelines and recognising positions.
- EveningCoach Q&A, time to meet the group and recovery.
Global SportBRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU CAMPS
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28–31 JANUARY 2027 / ZAKOPANE
Step away from your daily routine and make time for your game. Global Sport's winter camp brings together No-Gi training with Paweł Jaworski, focused work on your ground game and people who share your passion.
This is not a collection of random techniques – it is a competition-tested system that took him to the ADCC world title.
There will be time for questions, drilling and discussions about your own game. Between training sessions, take time to recover and explore Zakopane.
Paweł recently won ADCC gold in the 88 kg division, showcasing a devastating leg-lock game. Now you can learn the same leg-attack system that has made him one of the most dangerous young submission specialists. Paweł will show you how to enter leg attacks from different positions, use the false reap to establish dominant inside position, control both legs and systematically work towards finishing submissions.

YOUR COACH
Discover the thinking behind effective technique.
Representing Academia Gorila, Paweł is an IBJJF No-Gi world champion and winner of the 2025 ADCC Europe, Middle East & Africa Trials. His game features K-Guard and False Reap, positions that create opportunities for leg attacks.
We will focus on understanding each situation: when to attack, how to maintain position and how to respond to your partner's defence. Study the details and bring questions from your own training.
Meet the coach ↗FROM CONCEPT TO APPLICATION
Proposed programme · 28–31 January 2027
This is a provisional schedule. Times, the number of sessions and the final programme will be confirmed before the camp.
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PLANNED TRAINING VENUE
A sporting setting at the foot of the Wielka Krokiew ski jump.
The Central Sports Centre's Olympic Preparation Centre in Zakopane offers facilities for many disciplines, including a judo and wrestling hall. It is an established athlete training venue and a well-known part of the Podhale region's sporting landscape.
We plan to train at COS, 1 Bronisława Czecha Street. The specific hall and access times will be confirmed once the venue booking has been agreed.
Explore the COS venue ↗OFF THE MATS
The Tatras as your backdrop, training on your schedule and time for yourself between sessions.
Zakopane combines mountain scenery with the distinctive character of a Polish highland town. Krupówki Street, wooden architecture and the area around Wielka Krokiew offer places to walk and talk after training. Views of Giewont are a reminder that a camp is also a chance for a change of scenery.
Spend your free time on a relaxed walk, enjoying local food or recovering. The photos show the town during the warmer months; the camp takes place in winter.


CHOOSE YOUR PACKAGE
Training, accommodation and meals. The full package details and price will be provided in the offer.
Take part in the training and arrange your own accommodation, meals and transport. Ideal if you prefer to plan your stay independently.
Participants receive a rashguard. Bring extra clean training clothes, shorts without hard components, flip-flops, a towel and a water bottle.
Choose your package and book ↗