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Select your Plan

Three terms with different monthly fees. Your training group, your location, and training times will be shown specifically before submitting the application.

One-time registration fee: 15 € – one-time upon contract conclusion, regardless of duration and rate type.

3 months
59€/month

Shortest term

  • Training in the chosen group
  • Agreed location and training times
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6 months
49€/month

Medium term

  • Training in the chosen group
  • Agreed location and training times
  • Training break by separate agreement
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12 months Best monthly rate
39€/month

Longest term

  • Training in the chosen group
  • Agreed location and training times
  • Training break by separate agreement
  • Best price per month
Choose membership

Also bookable via Urban Sports Club, EGYM Wellpass or ClassPass.

How it works

This is how you become Member

  1. 01

    Get to know the Dojo – free trial training recommended

  2. 02

    Select rate, training group, and desired start date

  3. 03

    Sign application digitally and submit

  4. 04

    Start on the confirmed date after our explicit acceptance

Student & Apprentice discount

Select the discounted membership in the contract form and bring your proof (enrollment certificate or apprenticeship contract, max. 3 months old) to your first training session.

View discounted rates
Alternative paths

Partner mem­ber­ships

No direct contract necessary – you can also join via one of our partners:

ClassPass
EGYM Wellpass
Urban Sports Club

Check with your partner whether Shinzen Dojo Berlin is included in their offering.

100% Digital · Paperless · Transparent privacy

Membership now apply digitally

No printing, no scanning. Fill out the form, sign digitally, and submit your application. The contract comes into effect after our explicit acceptance.

  • Digital signature
  • Download application preview as PDF
  • Application for adults or parents with child
  • Privacy policy available
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