Good BJJ School in Montreal, Canada?
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There is also Heart & Soul at 4324 St. Laurent in Montreal. Classes are taught by Nino Bezerra of BTT Canada (black belt under Fabio Holanda). BJJ classes are Tuesday and Thursday nights - 7:30pm-9:00pm (GI) and there's a NO-GI class on Saturday afternoons between 3:30-5:00pm.
I haven't trained at Gamma - but it's pretty common for guys from Gamma to drop in on our classes. If you're looking for more information on BTT Canada & Gamma - check out Fabio Holanda's site.
I haven't trained at Gamma - but it's pretty common for guys from Gamma to drop in on our classes. If you're looking for more information on BTT Canada & Gamma - check out Fabio Holanda's site.
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I would recomend training at H2O. They have an amazing (Bob Bass/Jean Jacques Machado) Black Belt instructor Mike Lee and also MMA fighter & instructor Richard Ho. I recieved the most one on one attention from these instructors than I did in any of the other montreal schools mentioned and or not mentioned above. Definitely worth checking out.
I think this is the website. http://www.h2oma.com
I think this is the website. http://www.h2oma.com
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check the sites you lazy ass.
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sure they do H2O Martial Arts Academy :: Montreal's #1 Kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & MMA - School.
'Membership Prices for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Mixed Martial Arts
(Taxes not included)
3 MONTHS = 209$...............................6 classes a week!
6 MONTHS = 399$...............................6 classes a week!
1 YEAR = 699$......................................6 classes a week!
(See Special below for combining with Muay Thai)'
not alot of people are interested in training at h2o.
as far as i know gamma is around 450-500 for 6 month's.
Nice necro thread!
It depends completely on the culture of the school. My instructor is a black belt under Roberto "Maguila" Marques, and Maguila has told us during seminars that if we're ever in the Washington, DC, area that we can drop in and train for a week free of charge.
If you belong to a larger network of schools, such as Gracie Barra or Renzo's schools, they might be more accepting of something like that. But I don't think any serious or committed instructor just wants you bouncing between schools on a regular basis.
It depends completely on the culture of the school. My instructor is a black belt under Roberto "Maguila" Marques, and Maguila has told us during seminars that if we're ever in the Washington, DC, area that we can drop in and train for a week free of charge.
If you belong to a larger network of schools, such as Gracie Barra or Renzo's schools, they might be more accepting of something like that. But I don't think any serious or committed instructor just wants you bouncing between schools on a regular basis.
lol Koji is actually my trainer !! Great guy , im learning a lot from him.
PJL thank you for the reply. I guess if people know of the cultures with different mtl are trainers I would love to hear about it.
Should I tell the spots I check out of what my short term plan is (pot pourri, open mats) ? or just not talk until i make a greater commitment?
Is it seen as uncool doing bjj at one spot and sambo at another?
Should I tell the spots I check out of what my short term plan is (pot pourri, open mats) ? or just not talk until i make a greater commitment?
Is it seen as uncool doing bjj at one spot and sambo at another?
