I was thinking world wide. :icon_chee Sweeping that ice perfectly is a work of art! The curlers used to practice before my hockey practice. Shuffleboard on ice. Looked pretty fun.
Are there really? Is it like lawn bowling in Europe or golf in the US, where middle-aged and old people play all day on weekends and/or when they retire?
I only know the UK: I'm aware of roughly 100 places to train BJJ in this country (which includes some clubs with multiple locations), going by the map (last club I entered on Google Maps came up as Placemarker 100).
Not sure how many people that would work out at, as it would be difficult to estimate. The biggest clubs, like RGA, have about 300 members (though I'd assume out of that, the number of people regularly training is a fair bit lower). The smallest clubs might only have 10 or less.
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