Peter Tremblay
Owner, Head Instructor
Alpha Mixed Martial Arts
Peter Tremblay is the owner and head instructor of Alpha Mixed Martial Arts in Carleton Place, Ontario. Peter has a long and rich career in martial arts.
Profile:
Peter Tremblay
- 1972 started martial arts
- 1981 awarded first black belt in Japanese Ju-Jitsu
- 1986 Black Belt Wado Kai Karate under FAJKO
- 2003 NAGA World Championship gold medalist
- 2007 NAGA Battle of the Beach silver medalist
- 2007 NAGA Las Vegas silver medalist
- Coach to professional no-holds-barred fighters (in bouts sponsored by the following organizations/locations: IFC, California; Hook n Shoot Indiana; Caesar’s Palace, Atlantic City.)
- Coach to top-ranked grappling team with students who have consistently won or placed in the top three in their weight categories in North America.
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Starting in 1972, Peter has studied a wide variety of martial arts. These include:
- Karate
- Kickboxing
- Wrestling
- Judo
- Traditional Japanese Jiu-Jitsu
- Boxing
- Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
While practicing martial arts, Peter spent many years in the corporate world working for several multinational firms as an IT and physical security specialist.
Having instructed and competed in most of these styles, Peter has more than a thorough knowledge and deep understanding of striking, clinch work as well as ground fighting techniques.
Exceptionally passionate about Jiu-Jitsu and grappling, Peter continues to compete and medal in international events – even at his chronologically robust age!
Peter has developed a curriculum for his programs that is based in time-tested movements as well as the latest and most effective techniques. “Even though our curriculum is a living document, we tend to spend 80 percent of our time working on what has been proven to work 80 percent of the time.”
Some would call Peter a “Warrior Philosopher”. This becomes apparent in all the classes offered at Alpha Mixed Martial Arts, as they are based on a few simple and powerful principles:
1) Everything at Alpha is geared to allow the student to learn that their own greatest enemy is themselves. The sooner they learn that the sooner they can become their own greatest ally.
2) Each student first learns that it is not about controlling other but about learning to control themselves.
When asked what the greatest reward that he receive from teaching, his response was “seeing someone achieve something that they never thought they could.”
Why not give Peter a call now at 613-257-3518 and take advantage of the Alpha MMA introductory special!
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