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We visited from France and had a nice session with the team during Peter Letsos masterclass ! Would definetely recommand this place to anyone looking for bjj classes in Dublin.
Amazing gym. Great variation of striking and grappling classes and large number of classes at various times throughout the day from early morning to evening. Highly recommend for fitness, skill and social aspect. Great team.
Top gym!
Honestly best around. Coaches and members go above and beyond to help. Such a wide range of classes available. My daughter also attends and she loves it.
This is a great gym for anyone from beginners to higher level. They cater for all different aspects of MMA and the place has a great, welcoming vibe. I've been lucky enough to share my BJJ training with some of these guys and I would highly recommend SBG Belfast.
Welcoming atmosphere. Excellent coaching staff, whether you are a novice or an experienced MMA practitioner. The free unlimited trial week is an excellent way to figure out what classes you like before you commit to a membership.
Just a wee warning for anybody who's interested in joining this "ego free" and "safe community" based gym, but happens to be in any way, shape or form more on the alternative side - don't waste your time.
After organising a meeting with head coach Damien ahead of time, wanting to discuss time tables, cost and general idea of joining the gym, as a complete beginner, I've showed up, walked half-way up the stairs, got stopped by somebody who I only assume is the owner, since he didn't even bother introducing himself, and basically just got looked up and down, and told that "I'll be honest with you mate, looking at you with all these tattoos you wouldn't be my cup of tea, so no".
Of course, the business has full rights to pick who they do and don't want to work with, but I think making assumptions on a person based off the fact they have tattoos at this day and age is just disgusting.
I was put out of the club because one other person wanted it on account of an unfortunate incident while I was severely mentally ill.
The owner had no time or interest in my perspective, just told me to to leave and don't come back. The irony is they have leaflets 'supporting' a mental health charity on the premises (obviously nothing more than a little p.r exercise with the leaflets) When they actually encounter someone with a severe illness their answer is to tell the person to leave and that's it.
Probably not bad at teaching martial arts,, (wasn't there long enough to really find out) amateurish approach to running a business.
