A Christian community training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, MMA, boxing, and striking — to the glory of King Jesus.
Crossroads exists for one reason: to build a community where serious martial arts training and serious Christian faith sharpen one another. We train hard, we train honestly, and we do it on the conviction that our bodies, our minds, and our skills belong to the King who bought them.
Whether you've never set foot on a mat or you've been competing for years, you'll find experienced coaches, structured curricula, and training partners who actually care about your progress — both as an athlete and as a person.
We welcome everyone. You don't need to share our faith to train here. You just need to show up, work hard, and respect the people on either side of you.
Our identity, ethics, and reason for existing all run through King Jesus.
Programs for kids, youth, and adults — and a culture that supports parents training alongside their children.
Real curriculum, qualified instructors, and progressive skill development — not just sweat for sweat’s sake.
As a dedicated student of Crossroads Martial Arts, I will strive to develop strength in my body, knowledge in my mind, and discipline in my spirit. I promise to treat my teammates and teachers with respect and love, be slow to anger and quick to forgive. Above all, I will seek to follow the commands of my Creator and pursue the life of a Dragon Slayer.
Whether you want to roll on the mats, sharpen your hands, or build a complete game — we have a program for it. Classes are taught at multiple levels with progressive curricula.
The gentle art. Leverage, technique, and timing on the ground. Gi and no-gi, suitable for total beginners through competitors. Classes for kids, youth, and adults.
The full toolkit. Strike, clinch, takedown, and submit — integrated into one cohesive game. Taught by UFC veteran Chad Laprise in a no-gi format with live training. Prior experience required. This is a serious class for serious students.
Footwork, head movement, and clean punching. Conditioning that builds gas tanks and confidence. Beginners welcome — we’ll meet you where you are.
Kicks, knees, elbows, and clinch work. A complete standup game that pairs naturally with our BJJ and MMA programs.
Our coaching staff brings decades of combined experience across grappling, mixed martial arts, and boxing — and a shared commitment to building the people they train.

Chad leads our Thursday no-gi MMA program — a serious class for committed students with prior martial arts experience, drawing on his decade-plus of competition at the highest levels of the sport. A vocal follower of Christ, his nickname “The Disciple” is no accident.

Brandon leads our Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and striking programs, including our youth Dragon Slayers program. His classes pair technical precision with the heart of a coach who cares about his students inside and outside the gym.

Gary heads our boxing program. Expect classic fundamentals taught with patience and clarity — footwork, distance, and clean technique built from the ground up.
Classes run Monday through Saturday. Visitors are welcome to drop in for a class — just reach out and we’ll let you know what to expect.
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
6:30 — 7:30 PM Boxing with Gary | 6:00 — 7:00 PM Dragon Slayers Ages 10–14 · with Brandon 7:00 — 7:30 PM Dragon Slayer Striking with Brandon 7:30 — 9:30 PM BJJ with Brandon | — Rest Day — | 6:00 — 6:45 PM Junior Dragon Slayers Ages 4–9 · with Brandon At Capacity7:00 — 8:30 PM No-Gi MMA with Prof. Laprise | — Rest Day — | 10:00 — 11:00 AM Kids & Youth Rolling Ages 4–14 · with Brandon * 11:00 — 12:00 PM Striking & Conditioning with Brandon 12:00 — 2:00 PM BJJ with Brandon |
Note: Junior Dragon Slayers (Thursdays) is currently at capacity. Reach out to be added to the waitlist.
* Weekday attendance is required for the Saturday Kids & Youth Rolling class.
Snapshots from classes, seminars, and the community we’re building. Drop us a line if you want to come visit a session in person.








Come train with us — there’s no charge to walk in and get on the mat. If you decide to keep training, we ask you to prayerfully consider a suggested monthly honorarium that helps offset rent, uniforms, and equipment. But the program exists for the community first, and the cost second.
If the suggested amount isn’t realistic for your family, please don’t let it be a barrier. Talk to us and we’ll find something that works — even if that’s nothing for now. We’ve never turned anyone away over money, and we’re not about to start.
Kids (ages 5–14): $20/month for one child, plus $10/month for a second child from the same family. Three or more kids from the same family: $40/month total.
Adults: $20/month.
Uniforms: Free to use while you try out the class. If you decide to keep one — $50 donation for kids (includes a Crossroads patch), and adult uniforms can be ordered to size at cost ($75). Badges and crests run $6–$10 depending on the patch.
Donations can be made by cash or e-transfer to giving@crossroadsingersoll.ca with a note: “Crossroads Martial Arts.”
Not at all. Most of our students walked in with zero background, and our fundamentals classes are designed exactly for that. Show up, listen, work hard — the rest comes with time on the mats.
No. Crossroads Martial Arts is a Christian ministry, and you’ll see that in how we run things — our Dragon Slayer and Junior Dragon Slayer programs include a short Bible lesson and prayer, and adult classes open and close with prayer. But we welcome students from every background, including those who don’t share our faith. You don’t need to believe what we believe to be respected here.
Yes. We’re affiliated with and supported by Professor David Dominy (4th Degree Black Belt in BJJ), who grades eligible students. The belts you earn at Crossroads are legitimate and recognized.
Come ready to learn — and come hygienic. A few practical things:
This is a contact sport, so mouthguards and groin protectors are optional but strongly recommended.
We ask that parents stay on the premises during class — partly for emergencies (whether a scraped elbow or an urgent washroom trip for our youngest students), and partly because watching your child train is one of the best parts. You’ll see what they’re learning, you can reinforce it at home, and you can step in if they need a quick reset. If your child is having a tough day and becoming a distraction, you’re welcome to remove your shoes, come on the mats, and pull them aside for a breather before they rejoin.
Junior Dragon Slayers (ages 4–9) is currently at capacity. Use the contact form below to let us know you’re interested and we’ll reach out the moment a spot opens up.
Fill out the form and we’ll get back to you within 24–48 hours to set up a visit or answer any questions you have.