Beginner-friendlyFriendly Atmosphere3Good Instructors3High Level3Kids Classes2MMAOpen Mat3Showers3
Gym Information
Immersion mixed martial arts is a welcoming environment where students of all levels can grow and improve their brazilian jiu-jitsu skills. dedicated coaches provide expert instruction, creating a culture of support and encouragement among members. a state-of-the-art facility and friendly atmosphere make it an ideal space for beginners and experienced practitioners alike to train and learn from one another.
Training & Access
Gi:✓ Available
No-Gi:✓ Available
Drop-ins:✓ Welcome
Mat Fee:Contact gym
Location
655C Waverley Rd
Melbourne, Australia
Quick Info
Level
Beginner level school with mostly white and blue belts
Training
Class Types
FundamentalsAdvancedCompetitionOpen mat
Skill Level
All levels
Main Modality
Both gi and no-gi
Teaching Style
Modern, competition-focused
Training Intensity
Moderate to intense
Facilities
Amenities
ShowersChanging roomsWeight area
Mat Space
⚫⚫⚪Medium
Atmosphere
Friendly, competitive
Cleanliness
☆☆Good
Community Size
⚫⚫⚫Large
Pricing
Free Trial
✓ Yes
Drop In Fee
$X per class
Trial Details
30-day free trial for new members, includes one free class and access to the gym
Membership Cost
$Y per month (varies depending on membership type)
Unique Aspects
Emphasis on community and mutual support among students and coaches
Regular competitions and events for all skill levels
Variety of training styles and modalities offered
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Anonymous
Nov 18, 2024Gi
No-gi
Drop-in
Level:
Positive Aspects:
High Level
Kids Classes
Friendly Atmosphere
Open Mat
Good Instructors
Showers
Anonymous
Nov 15, 2024Gi
No-gi
Drop-in
Level:
Positive Aspects:
High Level
Kids Classes
Friendly Atmosphere
Open Mat
Good Instructors
Beginner-friendly
Showers
Anonymous
Nov 15, 2024Gi
No-gi
Positive Aspects:
High Level
Friendly Atmosphere
Open Mat
Good Instructors
MMA
Showers
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