Gracie Barra is a global organization that teaches Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in over 800 schools worldwide. Every school aims at fulfilling Master Carlos Gracie Jr's vision of bringing the benefits of martial arts to everyone. We are proud to arrive at the Town of Montreal-West and invite you to come visit our brand new school right on 14C.
My life is dedicated to Jiu-Jitsu. My goal was simply to build a brotherhood to lead the expansion of BJJ while respecting the essence of our art. My students are an extension of my family. I want each one of them to achieve their personal best while helping spread Jiu-Jitsu. We must do that honoring the traditions and efforts of those who came before us. - Carlos Gracie Jr.
My life is dedicated to Jiu-Jitsu. My goal was simply to build a brotherhood to lead the expansion of BJJ while respecting the essence of our art. My students are an extension of my family. I want each one of them to achieve their personal best while helping spread Jiu-Jitsu. We must do that honoring the traditions and efforts of those who came before us. - Carlos Gracie Jr.
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Gracie Barra Montreal is a martials arts school with an 100% focus in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. We also live by our motto: "Jiu-Jitsu for everyone". Regardless of the reason why you decide to start the practice of martial arts, we are sure to have it covered. We have students from 3 to over 60 years old.
Gracie Barra Montreal-West is located at 14c Westminster Av. in Montreal-West; and is the number one stop for Kids Martial Arts in the Hampstead / NDG / Cote St Luc / Lachine Area! We're the Only Brazilian Jiu Jitsu academy in that has 14 Kids/Teens classes per week starting as young as 3 years of age.
Gracie Barra Montreal-West is the premiere destination for Martial Arts in the NDG / Hampstead / Cote-St. Luc Area; located at 14C Westminster Av. in Montreal-West. With afternoon, evening and weekend classes there's something to fit even the busiest schedules. Our adult programs are broken down into three levels: Fundamentals, Advanced and Black Belt.
Up until 1993 there was a question on which martial arts would be the ultimate best. It was then the birth of the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship). Fighters from different disciplines were locked in a cage to battle each other, under practically no rules. Royce Gracie, as the representative of Jiu-Jitsu, completely dominated the event during its first editions; defeating opponents much larger and stronger than him.
