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About SG2 (Singapore Submission Grappling)
About SG2 (Singapore Submission Grappling)
SG2 (Singapore Submission Grappling) is a grappling and submission wrestling programme offering holiday camps islandwide, based at Connexis in one-north. The listing is KakiList-verified and ACRA-registered, with a 5/5 rating across 104 Google reviews — a robust sample that reflects consistent participant satisfaction. No pricing details are publicly listed, so prospective participants should enquire directly for current camp fees.
When enquiring, confirm which holiday camp intake suits your child's age group and experience level — SG2 runs structured programmes that vary by school holiday period. Ask whether the camp is grouped by age, weight, or skill level, and how the coach-to-participant ratio is managed during drilling and live rolling sessions. It is worth clarifying whether the curriculum focuses on fundamentals (positional control, escapes, takedowns) or includes more advanced submission sequences, so you can assess level-appropriateness before signing up. Find out whether sessions are held as a single block per day or spread across morning and afternoon, and whether the camp runs over consecutive weekdays or individual days that can be booked separately. Parents of younger children may wish to ask about the minimum recommended age and whether beginners are taught alongside more experienced grapplers.
To secure a place in an upcoming holiday camp, reach out to SG2 via WhatsApp, phone, or the enquiry form on their listing — camps fill quickly during school holiday periods, so early contact is advised.
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5/5 from 104 Google reviewsRobust sample size.
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Google Reviews ⭐ 5 (104 reviews)
Ye Lin Chiau
★★★★★
My daughter has thrived at SG2 thanks to the exceptional guidance of the coaches(Chance, David & Daniel). Their expertise, patience, and consistent support—particularly during her competition training—have made a huge impact on her progress and confidence. SG2 provides a positive, structured, and encouraging environment for young athletes. Highly recommended!
Gianluca Montillo
★★★★★
We are very happy with SG Grappling and cannot recommend it enough. Both of my children, Giulia and Luca, train here, and the teaching quality has been outstanding from day one. The coaches are highly skilled, patient, and very professional, with a strong focus on correct technique, discipline, and safety, while still keeping the kids motivated and confident. A special mention to Coach David and Coach Daniel, who have been exceptional role models. They know how to challenge each student at the right level and truly care about individual progress, both on and off the mats. What really speaks for itself are the excellent competition results Giulia and Luca have achieved. They go into competitions well-prepared, confident, and with a clear understanding of strategy, which reflects the quality of the training at SG Grappling. Beyond results, the environment is positive, respectful, and family-friendly. You can clearly see the passion the coaches have for BJJ and for developing their students properly. If you are looking for a serious yet supportive BJJ academy in Singapore, SG Grappling is an excellent choice.
Frederick Kliem
★★★★★
Highly recommended. Both my son (7) and have trained at this gym and were extremely satisfied. The gym mats and facilities are being kept exceptionally clean - very important in a grappling environment, especially for children. The coaches are knowledgable and design a kids-friendly learning environment. Diverse schedule at competitive prices.
Lewis Patience
★★★★★
My 5 year old daughter has thrived at SG ². A very welcoming club for all ages, beautiful facility with expert coaches. David leads an excellent team of coaches, who develop positive relationships with the young people. All coaches knew her name by the end of the first session. The sessions are an excellent mix of fundamental skills and game based BJJ practice. Highly recommend!
Hose Phan
★★★★★
Lucky to find a gym near by where I stay. To be honest, this is the most beautiful gym I’ve been to, with European-standard mat (I ordered the same from Alibaba so I know), and so much sunlight. I did not expect my 1-day drop-in to be so fulfilled with drills and open mat. One thing though: please accept visa/ mastercard/ cryptocurrency because there will be people like me who are low on cash 😂
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does SG2 (Singapore Submission Grappling) charge per session?›
SG2 does not publicly list its holiday camp fees, so exact pricing will need to be confirmed directly with the team. Holiday camp programmes in Singapore are typically priced as a block package rather than per individual session — expect to see a full-camp fee that covers all days of the intake, with possible early-bird or sibling discounts. When you receive a quote, ask whether materials such as a rashguard or mouthguard are required and whether these are provided or must be purchased separately. Confirm the cancellation and refund policy in case of illness or scheduling conflicts during the camp period. See the full holiday camps cost guide for Singapore →
Can I try a class before committing?›
SG2 has not publicly stated a trial class policy, so it is worth asking directly whether a single introductory session is available before committing to the full holiday camp block. A trial or introductory session is a useful way to assess whether the teaching style, pace, and group dynamic suit your child. When observing or attending a trial, look at how coaches manage the transition from drilling to supervised live rolling, how feedback is given to beginners, and whether the environment feels safe and structured. If a standalone trial is not offered, ask whether the first day of camp functions as an orientation session for newcomers.
What are the coaches' credentials at SG2 (Singapore Submission Grappling)?›
SG2 has not publicly listed individual coach credentials on the KakiList profile. For a grappling programme, relevant indicators to ask about include competitive background (BJJ belt rank, submission wrestling or wrestling competition experience), years of coaching experience, and any formal coaching certifications from bodies such as SportSG or international grappling federations. It is also reasonable to ask whether coaches hold a current first-aid or sports safety certification, and how the programme handles injuries during camp. Contacting SG2 directly via WhatsApp or the enquiry form is the most reliable way to verify coach backgrounds before enrolment.