Gracie Barra Montreal Question

[SprawlanStall]

Just a quick question to anyone who trains at Gracie Barra in Montreal.

What is the membership cost?

Also what's parking on Peel like?

How much is the official Gracie Gi?

 

[altheway]

...they've got info on there website about the parking...


Location - Gracie Barra Montreal - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu - Bruno Fernandes

 

[Easto]

Bruno is awesome. I have been to a few of his seminars.

Very good teacher, and a really good guy.

I wouldn't pass up the opportunity to train with him full time if I had the chance.

 

[[Tycho?]]

I took a free class at the school an dwas very impressed. The mat space is very small, but whatever. Bruno seemed like an excellent teacher as well as a super nice guy. I balked at the price when he told me the yearly fee; out of my range I think, and I'm not willing to sign up for something like that for a whole year. Even so its tempting, the more formal style of training, the curriculum, and the obvious skill of those there made the place very tempting. I might try it again in the future.

 

[SprawlanStall]

Ah so you have to sign up for a year. I can't commit to that as I'm not sure I'll even be in mtl that long.

 

[bora y]

jesus balls. ppl who can't commit for one year...
we have a 5 year contract at my school, and it only comes along once in a while and it sells out FAST. bjj isn't that fun when ur a noob with >1 year experience, the more experience you get the more fun it is, and srsly, 1 year is an undercommitment.

 

[curb1850]

Ah so you have to sign up for a year. I can't commit to that as I'm not sure I'll even be in mtl that long.

If you move the contract is generally breakable... just ask, I know ours is that way (and any other place I checked out).

 

[Polvo]

jesus balls. ppl who can't commit for one year...
we have a 5 year contract at my school, and it only comes along once in a while and it sells out FAST. bjj isn't that fun when ur a noob with >1 year experience, the more experience you get the more fun it is, and srsly, 1 year is an undercommitment.

Some people aren't stationary... Some people are students, some people move around a lot for work, some people may only be in a city a few months and are hoping to find a place to train.

It has nothing to do with the commitment itself, but the fact that people are not always in the same city for 12 months of the year...

 

[10thplanetbjj]

jesus balls. ppl who can't commit for one year...
we have a 5 year contract at my school, and it only comes along once in a while and it sells out FAST. bjj isn't that fun when ur a noob with >1 year experience, the more experience you get the more fun it is, and srsly, 1 year is an undercommitment.

why would anyone sign up for 5 years lol? what if you tear ur acl and ur out for a year? thats a big waste of money, would never train there