Ivan Salaverry MMA

230 8th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, USA

4.6 (56 reviews)

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The Northwest's premiere Mixed Martial Arts training facility and competition team based in Seattle, WA lead by UFC and combat sports veteran Ivan Salaverry. .

https://www.ivansalaverrymma.com/

(206) 652-8381

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Lee Cselko

Such an amazing gym & that wouldn’t have been without the best trainer Alex - could not recommend him higher for anything MMA related.. if I’m ever back in Seattle I’ll be returning for sure.. thank you Alex & the rest of the team :) also whoever taught me to hang upside down from the bag - I’m sorry u forgot your name but you were awesome
Posted 1 year ago
Shoki Ito

Best MMA gym in Seattle. Full of actual trained MMA, kickboxing fighters , and grapplers. Very welcoming community and funny, and the coaches train people to win. It’s a real fight gym, and the fighters reflect that.
Posted 2 years ago
Ryan Ishmael

I have been training martial arts for 10+ years and have visited many gyms in the US. Ivan Salaverrys mma is hands down one of the best I’ve ever visited, great technique and instruction along with welcoming and understanding energy. It keeps the hard nose intensity of a fight gym with the new age training techniques that make it possible for anyone to join and jump right in to classes. Ivan is one of the warmest welcomes I’ve ever had into a gym and I have seen no special treatment in this regard he is truly great to everyone.
Posted 3 years ago
Andrew Doyon

I trained at Ivan's for 5 years while living in Seattle. This is easily the best gym to train at in the area! The coaches and training partners are fantastic and will help you reach your goals whether you're there for fitness, competing, or as a fun hobby. Thanks for all the fun memories!
Posted 4 years ago
Eric Lee

Not a great gym for beginners. I came for the beginner BJJ classes, but the Monday instructor is pretty brutal getting you into sparring on the first day without knowing what's going on as well as routinely denying water breaks to the students. After getting a collection of bruises, a sprained wrist and ankle, and constant dehydration, I decided this gym isn't a good place to start. Props to the Wednesday instructor though. He's the reason why I haven't abandoned the sport entirely.
Posted 1 year ago