Great place to train at. Everybody is friendly and make for awesome training partners. The…read moreinstructor gives great detailed explanations and repeats demonstrations a few times to ensure that the students understand. Overall positive vibe at United Allegiance BJJ Chateauguay.

From the owner: United Allegiance BJJ Châteauguay specializes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). It is a grappling…read moremartial art/sport that involves takedowns from judo and wrestling along with a bigger emphasis on the ground fighting/submissions (joint locks, chokes). Our school is part of a bigger association (United Allegiance BJJ) that involves schools from Montreal, Boucherville, Châteauguay and even Vancouver. The instructor is a brown belt under Michael Lee (2nd degree black belt under Bob Bass/Rigan Machado). At the current time, we offer two classes per week with the possibility of expanding in the future. Come visit our school and try a free class to see for yourself!

Awesome Training...... with Brazilian Top Team! The best Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu club in Canada with…read moreCanadian Coach Fabio Holanda and Murilo Bustamante

Through the power of networking in the entertainment industry as an Emcee/DJ, I learned of this…read moreschool through Rosie Santos of Quebra Entertainment. From the minute you walk into the school, you feel like part of a family. Murtaugh who teaches Capoeira and Cristian who teaches JiuJitsu are awesome in the way they deliver content and technique. I took both Capoeira and Jiujitsu 101 and I walked out of there educated in the basics of both by two great instructors. Capoeira and Jiujitsu are taught Every Wednesday and Saturday and Thursdays are for Zumba.

The main coach and owner: canadian MMA pioneer and former UFC #1 contender David "the Crow"…read moreLoiseau! It may appear intimidating if you're a beginner who just want to try Martial Arts, but no worries, Crow Training Center is welcoming for everybody, whether you are experienced or not. David's friendly and humble personality brings a cheerful vibe to the gym, and it never takes too long for him to make a new member feel that he's a new part of the family! David always takes time to give detailed explanation of the techniques, and it's good for the beginners as well as for the more advanced. Classes available: - Muay thai, Boxing, Brazilian Jiu jitsu (gi and no-gi): for all levels - Special training for people who want to compete (amateur or professional) - Sparring sessions every Friday 6pm - Martial Arts classes for kids, 6 to 14 yrs old! :-) For those who have cars, there is a big parking behind the gym.

I've been training at GB Saint-Laurent for a while now, and I highly recommend it for Brazilian…read moreJiu-Jitsu (BJJ) in Montreal. The instructors are experienced, patient, and genuinely invested in your progress, which fosters a welcoming community for practitioners of all levels. The facilities are clean, and the flexible class schedule makes it easy to fit training into your routine. Located in St-Laurent/Montreal, it's easily accessible by public transport, and there is plenty of parking available. Whether you want to learn self-defense, get in shape, or compete, this is the perfect place to train!

From the owner: We specialize in quality Martial Arts instruction (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Self-Defense) for adults and…read morekids.

What a gym! Great hands on training in a clean and professional environment. Equipment is top…read morenotch. They offer classes and personal training and both are incredible. Loads of parking makes it a lot easier, always a bonus. Justin the owner is a great coach and an all around great person. He wants to see you succeed, and works to get you there. He is very passionate. I love this place!

Amazing gym! Great for all levels, excellent coaches and a super friendly environment. I've been a…read moremember at a few gyms, and Angry Monkey is by far my favourite!

I do not know where to start here. The instructors are good…read morebut I felt bullied when I came to this gym on Saturdays and Wednesday by patrons of the gym. For one thing, the f word was used with children present. Another thing there are people that use the gym that clearly have issues and bring their bad moods with them. My daughter was mimicked by one of them, we were stared at and given "looks". I felt bullied. The Sunday crowd is nicer though. Also often my kid was left without a partner. I felt discriminated against because I am a single mother. But this is just my personal experience it doesn't mean you will not have an unpleasant experience. Space is nice but there are not a lot of weight equipment.

These guys and gals where alot of fun. Very inviting great rolls no attitude or ego. If I am ever…read moreback this way I will stop in again. Only regret is I did not stop in more

I was invited to try a class at this traditional Kung Fu school by fellow yelper Antonio S. It was…read moremy first time trying any martial arts of any kind so I was a little nervous and didn't know what to expect. There is a lovely old sign outside but no address on the door so I did feel a bit like I was being introduced to a Chinatown secret. The studio is on the 3rd floor, and is comprised of a bright open room with a traditional Buddhist shrine and a tidy collection of training weapons and old photos and relevant art lining the walls. Everything feels clean and well cared for. The back room is a casual lounge with a rag tag collection of futons and chalkboards and friendly people teasing each other in easy franglais. I met the teacher, a latin gentleman named Pierre with a red belt who has a kind laugh, easy welcoming manner, and a challenging and philosophical but still somehow playful approach to teaching. This school and it's students and teachers all made one thing very clear, this space and this tradition of Wing Chun is not a gym. Classes begin with respect shown to each other and end with 15 minutes of lecture on the philosophy and history of this branch of kung fu that traces its lineage back 1500 years directly to Wing Chun and the Shaolin Temple. The training was difficult, 2 minutes of plank is pretty hard core and that's just one of a series of physically demanding postures that require precision and extreme determination. But the whole attitude, from every single student and teacher, was one of welcome and kindness and respect for you wherever you are at. I learned that kung fu is a study of humanism and compassion and courage: the courage to face challenges that seem impossible, and the compassion to be gentle with the weak. I really loved the experience and look forward to going back. Apparently everyone is welcome to try their first introductory class for free so if you are interested in a kind of physical practice that goes way deeper than bulking up, definitely get in touch with these kind folks.

I have been practicing traditional Wing Chun for a few years now and wanted to try the training…read morehere. I loved Pierre's way of training, as it strikes a great balance between techniques, physical conditioning as well as exchanges of technique.