Martial arts gym in Nedžarići
Our gym is at Nedžarići 7, in the Novi Grad municipality of Sarajevo. There's a map and a directions button below — if it's your first visit, following the route straight to the address is easiest.
Where exactly we are
Nedžarići 7, Sarajevo. Nedžarići is a neighbourhood in Novi Grad municipality, along Bulevar Meše Selimovića between Alipašino Polje and Stup. If the address doesn't mean much to you, use the directions button below — it opens navigation straight to the gym.
Where our members come from
Being on a main road makes us equally reachable from several neighbourhoods: Alipašino Polje, Dobrinja, Stup, Mojmilo, Aerodromsko naselje, Otoka and Ilidža. For most of those it's a short drive or a few stops on public transport, and from the closer ones it's walkable.
Student halls
The student halls in Nedžarići are in the same neighbourhood, within walking distance of the gym. For students living there, training is closer than at any other martial arts club in the city.
When to come first
The easiest first visit is the 20:00 beginner session or Saturday open mat at 10:00. Arrive about fifteen minutes early so you can meet the coach and look around before the session starts.
Where we train
Nedžarići 7, Sarajevo
Frequently asked questions
- What is the exact address?
- Nedžarići 7, Sarajevo, Novi Grad municipality. This page has a map and a button that opens navigation to the gym.
- Which neighbourhoods are nearby?
- Alipašino Polje, Dobrinja, Stup, Mojmilo, Aerodromsko naselje, Otoka and Ilidža — all a short drive or a few stops on public transport.
- Is there parking?
- Members generally park close to the gym. If you're coming to an evening session, allow an extra minute or two to find a space.
- How do I find you on a first visit?
- Use the directions button on this page — it takes you to the address. If you get stuck, call the coach or message on WhatsApp.
Drop by for a session
The first session is free. Message the coach to arrange a time and come see the gym.
Nedžarići 7, Sarajevo
Other programs
MMA is the most complete combat sport — striking, wrestling and ground fighting in one. At OCD Fighters we train all three from day one, in groups split by experience level.
Grappling is fighting without strikes — takedowns, control, submissions and chokes. A sport where technique regularly beats strength, and probably the fastest way to learn to control someone bigger than you.
Brazilian jiu-jitsu is ground fighting built on leverage, angle and timing — the idea that a smaller, weaker person can control a stronger one who doesn't know what they're doing. Ours is taught by a black belt.
A dedicated women's jiu-jitsu session, in a closed group, led by coach Dalila. No prior experience needed, and no atmosphere where you have to prove anything to anyone.
Never trained before? That's where most of our members started, and it isn't an obstacle. We run dedicated beginner groups for MMA and grappling, paced for people starting from zero.
No hidden costs and no joining fee. You pay a membership for the program you train, or per session if a monthly rhythm doesn't suit you. Your first session is free.
We train Monday to Saturday, mornings and evenings, in groups split by level. The full weekly schedule is below, with today highlighted.
The gym is in Nedžarići, walking distance from the student halls. Sessions run mornings and evenings so they fit around lectures — and if your schedule is unpredictable, you can pay per session.
In your first weeks you'll hear a lot of terms nobody stops to explain. Here's what they mean — so you don't have to ask mid-round.