Buckley Jiu-Jitsu 3.91

Buckley Jiu-Jitsu began in 2003, when Renshi Patrick began teaching at a local recreation centre. The club quickly grew from one class to three, and word spread fast about the fantastic training and fun program offered. In 2006, Buckley Jiu-Jitsu had outgrown the space and the mats, at the recreation centre. It was time to get some dedicated training space. The 4th Line and Speers location opened in April 2006 and we haven’t looked back!

Buckley Jiu-Jitsu is a standalone club, not a satellite or franchise. The founder and owner steps on the mat, every night, so you know your training is coming straight from the top. Although we are not formally affiliated with any other clubs, the Buckley style has been influenced over the years by Renshi Patrick’s training and teaching at Belleville Karate, Ranger Jiu-Jitsu, the Richmond Hill Centre for Martial Arts and Kensho Jiu-Jitsu. Renshi Patrick credits Shihan Jack Donovan, Sensei Tom Sharkey, Soke Richard Morris, Kyoshi Allain Sailly, Hanshi John Therien, Kyoshi Kevin Block, Kru Nick Hewitson, and many others with influencing his techniques and teaching style.