- Joined
- Apr 18, 2007
- Messages
- 30,268
- Reaction score
- 17,775
in his area???
Fair enough, but still 100+ a week to learn ukemi, grips and other noobie stuff? No thanks.
That's not worth it.
in his area???
There is a new martial arts gym near my place and they have a judo program 3 days a week. The guy that teaches was an Olympic coach for Canada and Iran. I checked and he is legit but here is the problem.
Aside from 3 days a week, the classes are only 1 hour and the rates are:
1 day a week= 120 dollars
2 days a week=185
3 days a week= 225
Now the old place I trained at had 2 classes per week but each class was 2 hours for 70 dollars a month. It was a great dojo but extremely far. What I am wondering is, if training with a high caliber coach is worth the fee and if its different training with an average judo instructor?
That's ridiculous. I paid about 90 a month at my old club, and there were easily 2-3 former olympic/world competitors on the mats every night, sometimes more.
I'm sure the trainings good, but that's wild.
I agree with you, if it was 120 dollars a month for 3 days a week then that would be one thing but starting with 120 dollars for one day a week is just nonsense...
Exactly. Also, that gym had classes 7 days a week. 120 for a single class is loony tunes.
What millionaire gym in this? Do you have a link?
Dude go to Kensington. $280 CAD per 3 months is $70 usd, that would be cheap even in America.
Holler if you end up picking a gym, I haven't done anything in Vancouver except drive from the airport to Whistler. Not that it wasn't the most beautiful drive I've ever been on. I really wish we had the reciprocity agreement with you guys that the Commonwealth and Asian countries have because I'd clean toilets in Whistler and live in a van and be the happiest person alive.
I pay that for BJJ, but I live in NYC. I've heard Vancouver has gotten pretty expensive lately, so maybe those prices are not so out of line?
...that's bout the going rate for most BJJ places and most BJJ places aren't run by the USA Judo Olympic coach.
Kayla Harrison, Travis Stevens, Ronda Rousey, and Rick Hawn all spent significant time at Pedro's.
Clearly, you lack the spirit of pure martial arts. Sad!"we've monetized and incentivized everything we do so you and your precious snowflake keep paying us to make you feel better about yourself. HIYA!"