Jiu-Jitsu In The City | Toronto

Travel and training jiu-jitsu are more intertwined than we all think. Whether you are traveling specifically fro training, or just on vacation, you should have an idea of the offerings of every city. Matt kuris is a brown belt from Nova Uniao Toronto and has committed himself fully to his gym and his healthy lifestyle - he has given himself to the sport. Here is a peak of the vibe in Toronto both for the type of peope that train and the atmosphere outside of the gym. For more, go to jitsshop.com/blogs/editorial/t...
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[@GrapplersQuest]

Great video - keep doing great things for the sport and art we love

[@jeffrobinson7049]

Great vid! Awesome vibe!!!

[@waldomarek]

at the beginning i thought the guy was gonna rap to the music...

[@caiquemartes7302]

lol, me too

[@Jacob.-.602]

On my day off I like to ride my bike around the city clear my head.....
Those bars had me going lmao

[@roynelson2072]

Bro i was like why isnt anything ryming😂😂

[@scottvandenhoogenband5768]

🤙

[@pammygrewal9000]

I hit the 99 like button 😀

[@ida1614]

me personally I like Grappling without the GI

[@dansmol5993]

Hello everyone, do you have any suggestions about some decent gyms in Toronto (for bjj, of course). I would appreciate any info)

[@LeoKBarbosa]

hey man, did you end up finding a good place to train? I'll be moving to Toronto soon and doing some research. Cheers

[@dansmol5993]

@@LeoKBarbosa Hey Leo! Not yet (still have some injuries and it has been quite tough for me because of the pandemic). In any case, here is what I can say:
- Toronto BJJ: overall, positive reviews and very repeated school (close to the subway station and the area is quite busy, so I guess, there are many active people)
- 10th planet Etobicoke: on the Western part of Toronto + focus on no "gi" (Bravo's school) - the young coach is pretty talented and the atmosphere seems nice (based on reviews + social media activity).
There are, also, many other school that offer bjj + muay thai/mma but I was trying to find bjj only (because I believe that only in this way you can truly learn the discipline).
But, not gonna lie, the most important is the atmosphere + the coach/partners. Therefore, you should try as many places as possible (maybe there are some hidden gems), given the fact that the first class (or 30 days) are free.
This is what I want to do to, once I finish my physio treatment. Also keep in mind the commute (there are many places in the northern/western/eastern parts, hence it may take a lot of time to commute depending on where you live).
Wish you all the best!!!

[@stRemyMartin]

Best fish tacos in the city for sure.. 7 lives