Do Not enter a long-term contract with these predators!…read more I paid a one-year membership and started training in the gym last Sep. Unfortunately, I got a bad knee injury during the training just less than a month out. I had to rest for weeks before trying again, and just realized that I could not continue. Hoping that I could recover soon, I did not cancel my membership as they have this "save time" allowing members to carry over the missing training time and extend after the contract expiration date. This was a HUGE mistake. In Mar 2023, I knew that I had to move out of Toronto in May due to a job change, and started contacting them for a refund by email and phone. I contacted them in the next month, none of my emails was replied, phone calls were rarely answered. In frustration, I went to the facility in person. To my dismay, the admin person accused me of showing up without an appointment, and their manager Joshua show no compassion after knowing my situation. Despite having trained for only five weeks in total, they refused to refund me for the entire duration, claiming that the "save time" policy didn't apply to refunds. They only agreed to refund me for the months after I left Toronto, which was four months since May. I have trained in multiple MMA gyms before, and I can confidently say that this is the worst one I've experienced. The only saving grace was the wonderful coaches, but they cannot compensate for the gym's predatory practices. I am utterly disappointed and feel cheated. I sincerely hope others do not make the same mistake I did and steer clear of this gym.

This is long overdue. I came here back in Fall of 2018. I was there for an event and needed to…read moretrain. Professor was generous and let me train and gave me some solid guard passing advice. This is a predominantly Gi gym, though Professor offered to roll me in NoGi. I attended the morning class, and it's mainly nice, working class folks. I will say, I was the smallest by far... at 125 lbs and 5'0". However the warm up was great, and the rolls were great too. I'll be coming back if I'm ever in town! I'm looking forward to see how this place grows over time.

I remember coming here before the pandemic and doing kickboxing, boxing and bootcamp classes…read more Unfortunately, I work from home now so it is quite far from me. However, the staff and coaches are very knowledgeable and more importantly friendly. Great for all levels. If you live closeby, it's definitely the best all around MMA gym in Toronto.

The place to get hooked and build a second family. Higher belts try to teach you rather than just…read morekick your butt for fun. Lots of people progressing quickly to winning tournaments.

I'm so happy I found Sensei David Thompson's dojo while I was in Toronto for my first time visiting…read morefamily. He and the students were so welcoming and I had some great rolls with them on a Saturday afternoon. Sensei Dave invited me back for their Monday class but I had a previous engagement, unfortunately. If you're going to Toronto and train BJJ, I'd highly recommend bringing your gi and checking out 4Points. Also, Dave Thompson is a Brazilian Top Team product with a wealth of knowledge and super kind/approachable. He improved my lapel chokes within five minutes of training and I can't wait to put them to the test when I get back to California.

With the popularity of sport venues such as UFC, Brazillian jiujitsu schools have become very…read moreprolific. The question that comes to mind is where does one go if one has a desire to learn such skills. I cannot recommend the 4 Points BJJ highly enough. Sensei David Thompson, a highly ranked and skilled practitioner, is able to take a total beginner right up to the highest competitive levels of the art. He does so with comprehensive knowledge, professionalism, and a very kind demeanor; a rare combination indeed. 4 Points BJJ is my choice and my only choice to learn this wonderful art and sport. Go and check out a class. You will see what I mean.

Stayed in Toronto for a few days, and walked by this gym on Younge street…read more Stopped in, curious as to what they had to offer. I signed up for a class (first one is free), and took the wrestling class last night. The coach definitely knows his stuff. The class was decent size, and mixed men's and women's. He put us through proper warm ups, reviewed techniques previously taught, and introduced some new moves (with variations). Lots of drills and some live scenarios and matches at the end. I didn't have time afterwards to try the jujitsu classes, but now I know where I'll be training the next time I visit.

I trained at OpenMat for about 4 years and was an amazing experience. The people, coaches and the…read moreclasses are great. You learn so much, have fun and progress in the martial art and sport. Professor Elliott creates a positive learning environment and strong community with the gym. I'm purple belt now and just moved to Montreal, but I will come back to OpenMat whenever I am back in Toronto. I highly recommend coming out and trying a few classes. I am confident you will love the workout and atmosphere!

Not safe for women. The guys ignore the tap. Blue belts and older white belts apply moves with full…read morepower, even if you tap right away. I've seen arms bent too far and ankles wrenched beyond a safe limit. It feels like they enjoy causing harm. Newer folks get no mercy--once they go for a move, they won't let go, no matter how much it hurts. The coaches look the other way. This place is awful.

Just joined Greenwood BJJ 10 months ago and what I've learned thanks to the amazing guys, gals who…read moreare high level belts in this academy and my sensei Chris has enabled me to get my first white belt stripe, master technique, learn to master this tough as nails martial art quicker than ever before. I'm actually able to hold myself on the ground now, even with some of the higher belts thanks to the amazing teaching style of Chris. He is an incredible teacher and BJJ practitioner and knows his stuff as he demos it all the time. The man truly walks his talk. He is also very humble, generous and a real people person. I'm a lifer here now and consider this my second home and second family thanks primarily to the heart, generosity, experience of Chris. Omar

Great place for no gi Jiu Jitsu. Chill atmosphere. Students and instructors very friendly…read more Emphasis on live rolling. Good mix of beginners and advanced students. Safety emphasized. Also have Muay Thai program where emphasis is a mix of getting in shape and learning techniques.

As far as BJJ goes, you will only get your moneys worth if you are already very advanced, as the…read morebeginner class lessons are delegated to being taught by a blue belt while the head coach lays on the couch not engaged in any way. If you are looking for a BJJ gym look elsewhere, ESPECIALLY if you are a beginner - this one is a money grab.

Great gym to learn authentic Muay Thai. All the instructors are great at pushing you, very…read moreknowledgable and are more than happy to answer any questions that you have regarding the sport. Facility is clean, very well organized and have great equipment.

Amazing gym with qualified instructors and a friendly atmosphere. Great for beginners to…read moreexperienced martial artists. Great variety of programs, bjj, Muay Thai and boxing. Excellent kids programs also. Highly recommended