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Reviews

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  Fraser Taylor

  Brilliant club and a great group of people. I primarily attend the no gi sessions and after struggling to find consistency again after many years I felt really welcome here and have been able to casually continue my training. No drama or politics, people from everywhere welcome and cross-training is encouraged. All about learning and growing.

  Posted 5 months ago
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  Gurv Singh

  I had a fantastic week training at Spartan BJJ whilst visiting Glasgow. The classes were challenging yet enjoyable, and everyone I met was friendly and welcoming. The gym has a great atmosphere, and Coach John is incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. I highly recommend Spartan BJJ to anyone looking for a supportive and inspiring place to train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

  Posted 5 months ago
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  Chris

  First and foremost very welcoming, there's so much to think about but you start of easy learning the techniques and switching onto other partners learning from everyone. Fantastic club for all levels and all ages.

  Posted 2 months ago
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  Daniel McGarrigle

  Joining this BJJ school was a game-changer. The classes are top-tier, filled with amazing folks from all walks of life, making every session something to look forward to. The vibe here is unmatched—super friendly and welcoming. Everyone, including John, our phenomenal coach, makes you feel right at home from day one. John’s knack for blending serious training with a sense of community is just perfect. Plus, the tuition’s worth every penny for the value you get. Whether you’re here to level up your game or just for the camaraderie, you’re in the right place. Joined almost a year ago and haven’t looked back since 😁

  Posted a year ago
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  Andy Ferguson

  Great club to train at and a great bunch of humans to be involved with. Everyone at the club is really friendly and helpful which is great when trying to learn a new skill like BJJ. Highly recommended if you’re looking to get started. From the first initial phone calls through to a year down the line in training, my whole experience has been first class.

  Posted a year ago