Triangle Nation · Laval, Quebec, Canada · Montreal public school March break 2027
Kids March Break Jiu-Jitsu Camp · 2027
Montreal public schools take their March break from Monday March 1 to Friday March 5, 2027. Instead of a week of screens, your child spends five full days in Laval, Quebec, Canada drilling, rolling and getting corrected by coaches who compete themselves. For kids and teens with at least some competition experience who want to sharpen their skills.
Five straight days on the mat during the break is the fastest jump most kids make all year.
For kids and teens who already have at least some competition experience and want to level up and sharpen their skills. Groups are separated by age, weight and experience so every kid trains with partners who match them.
Monday to Friday, March 1 to 5, 2027 · Montreal public school March break week
9:00 to 15:00 each day
Ages 7 to 15 · groups by age, weight and experience
Triangle Nation BJJ · 2852 Boulevard Le Corbusier, Laval, Quebec, Canada
What the week includes
- +Five days, Monday to Friday, roughly 9:00 to 15:00 each day
- +20+ hours of coached mat time, gi and no-gi
- +Groups separated by age, weight and experience
- +Personalized corrections during live rounds, not just group instruction
- +In-house competition day so every kid gets match experience
- +Open to every academy: your child keeps their team, coach and patches
A day at the camp
Every day follows the same rhythm, with a different position and a different competition problem to solve. Times are typical and can shift slightly once the final schedule is confirmed.
The weekly format
Levels & grouping
For kids and teens who already have at least some competition experience and want to level up and sharpen their skills. Groups are separated by age, weight and experience so every kid trains with partners who match them.
100% recommended by parents
What parents said
“Best camp in town to improve your kids Jiu Jitsu. You guys did a great job, we are extremely satisfied. Kiam and Marc loved this camp and keep talking about it.”
“This camp unlocked skills in my kid and changed his game vision.”
“Positive. Focus on jiu-jitsu skills while making it fun for everyone.”
“A great week to acquire a new set of skills. Please do it more often next summer.”
“Very advanced and fun for kids.”
“Amazing.”
Past camps in photos
Real photos from past kids jiu-jitsu camps at Triangle Nation in Laval, Quebec, Canada, with kids from several academies.
Right fit
- ✓Kids and teens ages 7 to 15
- ✓Kids with at least some competition experience
- ✓Kids who want to level up and sharpen their skills
- ✓Groups split by age, weight and experience, every single day
- ✓Kids from any academy: they keep their team, coach and patches
Not the right fit yet
- ✕Children under 7 years old
- ✕Families looking for a general day camp with crafts and field trips
- ✕Parents looking for daycare rather than real training days
Where it happens
Every edition runs at Triangle Nation BJJ, 2852 Boulevard Le Corbusier, Laval, Quebec, Canada. Families come from Laval, Montreal, Terrebonne, Blainville and Repentigny. Drop-off and pick-up happen at the front of the academy, and parents are welcome to watch the last block of the day.
Open in Google Maps →Parent questions
When exactly does this camp run?
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Monday to Friday, March 1 to 5, 2027 · Montreal public school March break week
What level does my child need, and how are groups formed?
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For kids and teens who already have at least some competition experience and want to level up and sharpen their skills. Groups are separated by age, weight and experience so every kid trains with partners who match them.
Where is it held?
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At Triangle Nation BJJ, 2852 Boulevard Le Corbusier, Laval, Quebec. Easy access from Montreal, Laval, Quebec, Canada and the North Shore.
Will this cause a problem with my kid's academy?
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No. This is supplemental training. Your child keeps their team, their coach and their patches, and goes back to their regular classes after the camp.
Who coaches the camp?
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Jayden Portillo, 3x IBJJF Pan Kids champion from Montreal and a kids competition coach who has coached several young athletes across Canada, alongside the Triangle Nation coaching staff.
What should my child bring?
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Gi, rash guard and shorts for no-gi, a water bottle, lunch and two snacks, plus sandals for off the mat.
How do I register and how much is it?
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Registration opens a few weeks before the camp. Add your info in the notify form on this page and you'll get the price, the final schedule and the registration link before spots go public.
What language is the camp in?
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Coaching is given in English and French, and Spanish when needed.
Get notified when this camp launches
Past editions filled from this list alone. Leave your info and you'll get the confirmed dates, the price and the registration link before they go public.