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Crow Training Center Montreal

Crow Training Center Montreal

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4850 Rue Saint-Ambroise #107, Montréal, Québec, H4C 3N8, Canada
(514) 862-2769 crowtrainingcenter.com
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Mar 15, 2016
Friendly atmosphere, pretty laid-back but you still will want to push yourself, led by instructors with hands-on experiences. You will want to check it out and go back! Great Muay Thai classes with purely techniques.

May 7, 2016
I've trained at three different martial arts gyms prior to joining crow training centre. This is the best gym By far!. David Loiseau is a great teacher and a true champion. I am learning so much and I would recommend anyone that is interested to train bjj, and Muay Thai to join. It's amazing!

Feb 17, 2016
If I could rate this 10 stars it won't be enough!! Coach David Loiseau is one of a kind starting from his friendly and respectful personality, to his detailed explaination breaking down the techniques, to creating a cheerful and uplifting vibe in the gym. Not to mention the kind and lovable people there too. Started doing BJJ 2 months back and now sadly I have to move and I just hope there is a MMA training center as amazing as Crow Training Centre!! OSS!!

Feb 16, 2016
Love my experience in pure muay thai training. Respectful and skillfull coach ! Gym members are really nice people ! Would recommand ! 5 stars !

Nov 29, 2016
Great teacher very clean and respectful facility

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