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MEJIRO GYM AMSTERDAM · EST. 1975
A fighting culture that shaped generations of athletes.
Train authentic Dutch Mejiro-style kickboxing in Amsterdam. Start with a trial lesson or choose the membership that fits your training rhythm.
First step
Book a trial lesson online, reserve your place and come to the gym for your first training session. Reservations are made through the existing Mejiro Gym / Virtuagym system.
Choose a trial lesson through the Mejiro Gym / Virtuagym system.
Bring sports clothes and water. Boxing gloves are available at the gym. Bring a towel.
Join a class and experience the training, structure and atmosphere.
Memberships
Choose a trial lesson, a weekly subscription, a 10-lesson pass or unlimited training. Memberships run in four-week periods. Weekly subscriptions use credits; each physical check-in costs one credit.
Weekly schedule
Schedule may change. Always book and confirm your class through the Mejiro Gym app / Virtuagym system.
Training
Conditioning, combinations and power work for all levels.
Footwork, timing, defense and clean Mejiro-style fundamentals.
Structured youth classes focused on discipline, control and confidence.
Direct trainer attention for faster progress. Contact roel@mejirogym.nl.
Private lessons
Want to progress faster? Book a private lesson with one of our trainers.
Including VAT
Including VAT
EST. 1975
Our story
Jan Plas (✝ 2010), founder of Mejiro Gym Amsterdam, visited Japan in 1975 with Jan van Looyen and Peter van der Hemel. In Tokyo he met sensei Kurosaki at his dojo in the Mejiro district. That district gave the gym its name.
Mejiro Gym Amsterdam became one of the foundations of Dutch kickboxing and has shaped generations of athletes for more than 50 years.
Merchandise
Shop Mejiro merchandise at mejiromerch.com.
FAQ
Contact
Walk in, book a trial, or contact the gym before you start. Doors are open for beginners, experienced fighters and everyone willing to train properly.
Our story
Jan Plas (✝ 2010), founder of Mejiro Gym Amsterdam, went on a visit to Japan in 1975 with Jan van Looyen and Peter van der Hemel. In Japan he met with sensei Kurosaki at his dojo in Tokyo. The dojo of Kurosaki was situated in the "Mejiro" district, so this is where the name originated from.
Mejiro Gym Amsterdam was established in 1975 and became one of the defining names in Dutch kickboxing. Its identity was shaped by hard training, technical precision and the practical fighting mentality that made the Dutch style respected worldwide.
The gym grew into a place where beginners, serious amateurs and professional fighters could train under the same roof. That mix still matters. A good gym is not only measured by champions, but by the daily standard it demands from everyone who steps on the mat.
Over the decades, Mejiro Gym became associated with world-class striking, disciplined combinations, heavy bag work, timing, footwork and the direct trainer-to-student correction that separates real progress from casual fitness. The result is a legacy that goes beyond nostalgia: it is a training culture that still works.
Today, Mejiro Gym Amsterdam continues that line with classes for different levels, including beginners, kids, heavy bag training, technique sessions and combat sports training around kickboxing and Muay Thai. The message is simple: train properly, stay consistent and respect the craft.
Business & Organization
Business and organization, franchise, seminars and kickboxing galas/nights.
andre@mejirogym.nl