For self-improvement or competition preparation
Teenagers can train without competing or prepare for competitions with the coach. Participation in tournaments is not mandatory.
12–15 years program
Wrestling and BJJ for teenagers aged 12–15
BJJ ground game, striking, throws, tactics, and comprehensive physical conditioning. Competitive focus — by desire and readiness.
How progress is structured
The coach combines BJJ ground work with stand-up and throwing technique from freestyle wrestling and sport sambo, allows time for repetition and increases complexity gradually. Training load depends on the group and experience.
An environment for teenagers
In the older children’s group, independent work increases: athletes learn to analyse positions, take responsibility for preparation and support their partners. The coach stays close without replacing the teenager’s own decisions.
A path beyond school
For those who want to build a future in sport, the BORETS system opens several paths: professional competition, coaching, club leadership, sports management and specialist education through our university partnership.
Current groups · 12–15
Choose a location and time
The schedule comes from BORETS’s single timetable matrix. A coordinator will confirm availability in the group before the first visit.
Chmilenka · Gym 1Vladyslav Danchul
Mon · Wed · Fri
17:00 — 12–15 years old
Chmilenka · Gym 2Oleksandr Akhmedov
Mon · Wed · Fri
16:00 — 12–15 years old
Chmilenka · Gym 2Oleksandr Akhmedov
Tue · Thu
18:30 — 12–15 years old
Chmilenka · Gym 2Oleksandr Akhmedov
Sat
12:30 — 12–15 years old
Chmilenka · Gym 3Anastasiia Hnidko · Ihor Piskorskyi
Mon · Wed · Fri
17:00 — 8–15 years old · Girls' group · Anastasiia Hnidko
DepotMaksym Shvydenko
Mon · Wed · Fri
16:00 — 12–15 years old
PortalIhor Piskorskyi · Stanislav Kiriupin
Tue · Thu
18:30 — 12–15 years old · Stanislav Kiriupin
PortalIhor Piskorskyi · Stanislav Kiriupin
Sat
12:15 — 12–15 years old · Stanislav Kiriupin
Join BORETS
Apply and we’ll find the right group.
Tell us the athlete’s age, experience, and preferred location. A coordinator will check the current schedule, answer your questions, and recommend a specific group.