Escola de Artes Marciais - CoimbraMMA

Grupo fantástico, desde os professores ao ambiente da escola.

Faço bjj há 4 anos no Coimbra MMA e posso afirmar que e minha segunda casa nesta cidade. Um ambiente muito acolhedor com professor altamente qualificado, que respeita os princípios do esporte e atento às demandas da turma. Não a toa, neste período podemos ver homens e mulheres que ingressaram no jiu-jitsu e se tornaram campeões portugueses e europeus, pessoas que estavam sedentárias e hoje tem prazer de frequentar a academia, mas realmente o mais importante é no clima de amizade dentro e fora do tatame. Terei muita saudade de todos quando for a hora de voltar ao Brasil e fico muito agradecido pela forma amistosa que sempre fui recebido na Coimbra MMA.

Ginásio top de artes marciais, espaço completo e estruturado, pessoal muito simpático e profissional. 5 estrelas.

Treinei aqui para 6 meses, onde preparei 4 competições (dois internacionais); uma equipa e umo staff simpático, disponível e amigável, que me ajudaram em todos (cultura física, preparação técnica e mental), os professores são sempre disponível e feliz de ajudar todos, num clima de amizidade e respeito. Todas as vezes que volto na Coimbra estou seguro que Coimbra MMA é a minha segunda casa!

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Top, both facilities and instructors for BJJ practice.

Fantastic place, I wish I would live in Coimbra so I could train there everyday.

I was with Coimbra MMA for about 2 and a half years. And indeed, it used to be great like the reviews say, at least in jiujitsu. The trainer we had then was very dedicated, and even gave classes on weekends and holidays. He spent a great deal of time with the students and there was a good ambience. Unfortunately, after I returned from a 2 month trip in May 2018, things had gone way downhill. They replaced the trainer with a very bad person, who literally is the worst trainer I have ever had. He often comes late, flirts with the girls, talks to students about other students, doesn’t clean the mats … Things also started getting stolen from myself and others. Many people quit after he came. I stayed on because I really like BJJ and I didn't know anywhere else in Coimbra to go. When I tried to talk to him directly about the problem I had with him, he immediately became defensive and had it out for me. He later began harassing me a bit and poking fun at the fact I had 2 different things stolen from me. I can continue, but he truly is horrible. I complained to the head of Coimbra MMA about this. As if by chance, after complaining, I got kicked out of Coimbra MMA on what obviously was a false pretext. I have seen some good and bad clubs in all my years of training different sports. As a matter of principle, I never have written any reviews about the bad clubs. But the BJJ is so bad that it goes beyond what my principle dictates. Of course, if you absolutely want to do jiu jitsu, you can go there which is what I did. But if you have other options even if they are a little less desirable, avoid that place like the plague. Of course I can’t speak for the other sports, and the few trainers I know in the other sports seem like professional people, especially the Muy Thai boxer. Too bad I don’t like Muy Thai.