Tristar Gym

This gym is allowing one of their coaches to bully disabled people, refusing to address the issue, and allowing him to stay employed. This is not a safe or welcoming environment for neurodivergent people. Please beware.

Overall 5 stars, would give 6 if can. Details below:There seem to be many fake reviews to try and pump down the gyms 5 star rating for what a man said, overall from my own experience these people reviewing have never even been to the gym or the sort with dicipline for martial arts. Some have purple hair, which says alot.As a solid reviewer and track record in reviewing around the world. I have been to many Jiu jitsu / MMA gyms, this is by far the highest level. Head coach Firas is more humble than many other coaches around the world that has smaller less succesful gyms. The classes are thought out in a realistic and systematic way, which is crucial. The first day I arrive he came down to greet me personally seeing I looked lost, very rare to see this else where and I was not expecting it. Overall he is very high level in his actual skills and coaching.The community is solid, not woke, very welcoming, many high level grapplers and strikers.To be honest I have not been going to Jiu jitsu classes (most can be Bollshet) in just over a year of my 3 years in Jiujitsu, but I have been coming to Firas’s classes 3-5 times a week. Thank you for bring back my passion for martial arts.5 stars.

I feel like people in the comments who have never trained here shouldn't be allowed to make a review just based on internet court to discredit a gym reputation based on allegations of one of the trainers

Got to train here when I was in town for business. By far one of the best experiences I've had in my martial arts journey. The environment and leadership was unmatched. It makes me want to move to Montreal just so I can train here more. Definitely will be making it back sometime soon!

Growing up around the corner, I took a class and nevertheless it was great, I was kid back then, but I remember seeing GSP there, and a few weeks after he was in the mma. So if you really wanna get great at mma, it's not just about the dedication you have it's also the great coaches and equipment.

I trained here for my visit to Montreal and had an amazing time. Coach Firas’s instruction is easy understand and high class. I would recommend this gym to anybody beginner or expert. Thank you for having me.

A great experience. Droped in a few days while visiting the city. Don't let the outside fool you they mean business.

It's awesome to be trained by Firas Zahabi. It's one of the best BJJ Gym in the world I think

I’ve heard from a friend on how this gym treats Autistic people. Heck, they have a coach named Rob Rivest who has bullied my friend for her disability. The way that the gym tries to hide this kind of ableist behavior to keep their 5-star reputation is completely disgusting.

Worst gym for MMA training that I ever went to over expensive the coach and fighter there think too highly of themself .They just want to take your money to get their career going.Trust me I've been doing this for 12 years I've been to seven different gym for MMA and boxing and this place is the worst.And very expensive don't worry they will tell you you have to get a trainer and pay him very expensive for not very good experience of training.And yes if you don't pay them for personal training they will gang up on you and bully you that is what they do there.