Claude Robillard is a massive sports complex and if you can think of a sport chances are you will…read morebe able to practice it here. You have the options of registering in a league or taking some lessons or just coming here on your own to work out. It is located close to the 40 so it is easily accessed by car and there is plenty of parking at your disposal. It doesn't seem that public transit is very good around here so if you are coming here that way you might have issues. There is also a bike path leading to it so if you come by bike it is a little safer than having to cycle on Christophe Colombe, which is a very busy street. My review focuses strictly on the tennis courts because that is what I have used it for. They have lots of hard courts and they well-maintained. Unless there is a league or lesson going on you will generally have no trouble getting a reservation. A reservation is $14/hour but it gets reduced to $12 if you have the Accès Montreal card. My only beef is that some of the staff who take your payment seem disorganized and it takes longer than it should to pay and claim your court.

A huge complex that offers a lot of sport league and lesson options. The main building looks nice…read moreand is relatively clean. The swimming and diving complex is wonderful. Only quibble: only food in the building is vending machines (including the sketchy one with stale sandwiches in them). Wish there were better options - especially when all-day sports competitions are being held.

Brilliant gym, new location is even better than the old, and the old was incredible (but maybe a…read morelittle further away from my friends). Easy sign-up, no crazy overaggressive sales tactics (like American gyms), key fob can be reactivated when you revisit or if you work remotely. Top 5 Reasons to join this gym: 1. Motivation. Everyone here is there to get fit, stay fit, and they respect the place and the equipment. 2. True training. A gym that's not just for getting in shape (e.g. gym muscles). This is a legit training facility. I haven't seen much of this in commercial gyms (only at say, college athletics training facilities). 3. Respect. No sales tactics. 4. No waiting. Multiple identical workout stations (if there's a unique machine or rack or board or bar you love and rarely shows up at commercial gyms, or if they have it, they have one. ProGym will have 4 of them) 5. Old school and latest tech. Missing an old school rack or tired of lugging your own TRX to the gym, they'll have it.

Had been at the old location for years - and still miss it. Progym is not only one of the best gyms…read morein Montreal - but in Canada and the USA. Every time I took a friend from the US visiting - it was always stated once we left "can we come back tomorrow?". With the old location sold / demolished - it was a hard feat for the owners to find a location that could match its size/ atmosphere. It goes beyond training - it is an experience. Well, they managed to move. With trepidation the first time - could the formulae be repeated. It is a true lifters gym. You will find equipment there that is rare to find. The Legs section - come on - find me another place that has the amount of equipment / machines. Come on - 6 + different squat machines! Gym Size : I have been to gyms for NFLD to BC and many in between - nothing matches this place for size / space / equipment. It is now stretched out over two levels of intelligent use of space. Added feature : Meditation Room | Barber | Food Services with good seating (+access to microwaves if you brought something) | Supplements Shop | Kick Boxing Area + | Dentist Office | Tanning Beds | Private Closed Door Area for Women's Only Gym | Tons of Free Parking When it moved and was too far for me the time to get to - I tried EVERY other gym in DT Montreal and areas near - Sweet Dear God - throw head on table - Not The Same Thing! Pricing : Not only one of the best price in Montreal for all this equipment - but in Canada. In DT Vancouver it was $100 a month - similar hight prices in other cities with less equipment. Progym offers specials as low as $320 a year if you hit right! Hours : 24hrs /5 days- except Sat/Sun / closing at 9:00 pm + slew of Accredited Trainers (M/F) if required. Crowd : For most part - heads down - there to train and leave. From dedicated lifters to novices. Decent crowd for most parts. Go check it out. Tell Frank I sent ya - Video Walk Through of Progym Montreal : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpV6JBuzuDI&t=2s

Great training - perfect gym for starter and advanced Muay Thai / Kickboxing enthusiasts!!!!…read moreTeam is great and fully of ambition!

Was visiting Montreal for a week and loved how welcoming and friendly everyone was! The classes had…read morea variety of drills and were all very intense. I brought my friend who had no Muay Thai experience, and she left really inspired to pick up the sport! I only took one star off because the equipment was quite unclean and smelly. The bins were a little mixed up, so some people were putting used equipment in the cleaned bin and vice versa. Besides that everything was fantastic and I'll def return again if I'm in the area!

Latest equipment. Best gym. Great staff. Huge parking. Clean. Great hours. Never busy.read more

Amazing Gym, always kept clean and superior gym equipment and sections. As a girl I rly love the…read moregirls only section and I always have somewhere to go and do some fun workouts.

J'ai assisté aux ateliers la semaine dernière mais mon français va pas très fort, donc j'écrirai en…read moreanglais :-) This review is related to my experience there last weekend at a workshop with Max Pitruzzella, Claudia and Annie Trudeau, which was a lucky coincidence since I was originally in Montréal for the UFC158 fight featuring Georges St-Pierre vs. Nick Diaz. The studio has a lot of space, even for a series of workshops where ~50 people showed up. Aside from being great teachers and bringing some humor to the classes, Max and Annie were nice enough to occasionally translate the key points to English for me if I couldn't understand the details. Another thing I noticed (culturally?) was that everyone was very comfortable with giving constructive criticism, not something that seems to be so easily flowing in NYC. Great value overall, especially compared to NYC prices. Pick up a water bottle for $5 CAD too while you're there. Side note: Check out the pizza place down the street (just northwest of the Jean-Talon station) too for freshly-made pizza with pepperoni and green peppers.

Great place to learn swing dancing in Montreal.read more