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For teams

Bring your team to the mats

Most team offsites are a day out of the office and a photo. This is something your people will still be talking about on Wednesday. A 90-minute session on the mats in Defence Colony — no experience needed, every fitness level welcome, women and men on the mat together.

The room your team joins

Mixed ability, women and men, from first day to blue belt and beyond — training together on the mats in Defence Colony, New Delhi.

Employees and Knots & Collar instructors after an on-site corporate self-defence workshop at a company office in Delhi
A company team with Knots & Collar coaches after a workplace martial arts and team-building session in New Delhi

90 minutes

One session, at the studio

A warm-up and breathing, a few fundamentals, and partner drills. No competitive sparring for first-timers — nobody gets hurt, nobody gets embarrassed.

No experience

Every body, every fitness level

Every drill scales to whoever is doing it. Come in comfortable clothes; we provide everything else. Waivers are signed before you arrive, so the mat time is all mat time.

Kindness over toughness

The point of the session

It’s jiu-jitsu, but not the version you’re picturing. No showing off. The whole aim is to look after the person across from you — which teams recognise in themselves pretty quickly.

Why it lands

Composure, trust, and a proper reset

Jiu-jitsu looks like it’s about winning. It isn’t. It’s about staying calm when you’re not in control, solving a problem with your body instead of your panic, and asking for help before it becomes one. Your team spends the morning off their screens, doing something together that has nothing to do with a slide deck — and leaves having learned a little about how they work under pressure.

Looking for on-site workshops, recurring sessions or a CSR pathway? See the full corporate programme.

Questions teams ask

Before you bring your team

Do we need any experience?
None at all. Every drill scales to whoever is doing it, and there is no competitive sparring for first-timers. Come in comfortable clothes; we provide everything else.
How many people can come?
Up to about sixteen on the mats in one session. Larger teams are split across two slots so everyone has room to train.
How long is a session?
Around ninety minutes — a warm-up and breathing, a few fundamentals, and partner drills, with time to reset at the end.
Where does it happen?
At the studio in Defence Colony, New Delhi. For on-site sessions at your office across Delhi NCR, see the full corporate programme.
Is anyone going to get hurt?
No. First-timers do not spar, everything is guided, and a waiver is signed before you arrive. The aim is to look after the person across from you, not to test them.
How do we book a team session?
Tell us about your team using the form on this page, or call +91 97179 56687. We will find a slot that works and suggest a format.
Arrange a session

Tell us about your team

A few details and we’ll call to find a slot that works and suggest a format. You can watch a class first — no commitments before you’ve seen how we work.