Schramberger Ju-Jutsu star Andreas Dold leads national team to Bangkok!

Schramberger Ju-Jutsu star Andreas Dold leads national team to Bangkok!

Bangkok will be the scene of a sporting highlight in just a few weeks when the World Championship in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) takes place from October 31st to November 7th, 2025. Andreas Dold, an experienced jujutsuka and trainer from Germany, will also accompany the national team in this exciting setting. Schwarzwälder Bote reports that Dold is due to a shortage in the coaching team was appointed as acting national coach at short notice.

Dold is no stranger to the sport: He began his career around 30 years ago at the Rottweil Budo Center and has been an integral part of the jujutsu community ever since. He has proven his expertise with a Trainer A license, 3rd Dan in Ju-Jutsu and 1st Dan in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. In his role as state coach of Baden-Württemberg, he can now also apply his extensive knowledge on the international stage.

A look at the preparations

The connection to the athletes is particularly important to Dold. He wants to do everything he can to prepare the athletes as best as possible for the upcoming tournament. Athletes of all ages are welcome in his training, which he also offers at Sportfabrik Winterhalter. The focus is not only on technology, but also on the fitness and well-being of the participants.

Many talented people have already benefited from this and have celebrated success at a wide range of levels under his guidance. Dold is sure that well-prepared athletes will increase their chances of winning medals. Not only training sessions are important, but also the competition requirements and conditions that will prevail in Bangkok.

What the competitors can expect

There is already some important information for athletes who want to take part in the World Championships. According to ASJJF, athletes must follow numerous rules, including a clearly defined baggage policy: only clear bags are allowed, and all bags will be searched before entering the venue. Arrival times are also crucial to ensure everything runs smoothly.

The pricing structure for spectators was also unveiled: entry costs JPY 1,500, with relatives of athletes up to the age of 15 allowed to enter for free with a companion. That says a lot about the preparations that everyone involved will undertake in the coming weeks.

Not to be forgotten are the strict requirements placed on the competitors - regardless of whether they compete in the children's or adult category. Participation requires a valid photo ID and compliance with GI uniform requirements, which can be found on the appropriate website.

The international BJJ competitions promise an exciting time for everyone involved. With Andreas Dold at the head of the German national team, the athletes are well equipped to give their best in the land of smiles and to strongly present the German BJJ sport.

The anticipation for the World Cup is growing – stay tuned to follow the exciting developments and results!