Bulldog Gym

The best gym in Sydney for muay thai, boxing, K1 and MMA fighters!They also cater for beginners, ladies and kids with all their convenient class times, friendly trainers and a supportive and energetic atmosphere!!

Trainers are absolutely amazing here. Top notch gym

Great Gym. All the way from Liz who took my call to the trainer who was coaching my son, they were incredible. Very impressive and I highly recommend this gym for anyone who is looking for great trainers and friendly staff.

Mckinnon brothers are world renowned and the best in the business. Best stand up / Muay Thai gym in the country hands down. Great kids and womens classes as well.

Absolutely awesome place to train. With a welcoming atmosphere and experienced knowledgeable trainers who can accommodate students at all levels. Whether you are just looking to get fit or wanting to work towards stepping into the ring this is the place to train.

Trainers mean business. No messing around here. Straight up raw fitness and combat techniques. Highly recommend.

Amazing Gym. Professional Experienced Trainers and Fighters. Bulldog Gym Castle Hill is a safe, welcoming and friendly environment. Suitable for everyone.

My brother Will recently got a free lesson from the gym which he was very grateful to receive from the owner. The gym is very professional and clean, the staff are friendly and welcoming and the instructors are awesome. Would highly recommend! :)

My son use to do boxing at bulldog gym, I would highly recommend this gym- the owners are wonderful, very caring and the coachs were great.

I have loved the classes at this gym. Different teachers offer different levels of fitness and learning martial arts. Also classes to challenge yourself to become apart of. The only draw back I have seen is when females are in a class they do not train against men. Their are two reason why, I consider, this bad. One: statistics show that at some stage a women has a high chance of being in a physically dangerous position with a man. If the women is confident and capable of dealing with that then they have higher chance of getting out of it undamaged. Secondly men do need to learn restraint. It's good to get the stress of a day out by striking pads, but it is equally important to hold back, courts don't look well on a martial artist that seriously damages an attacker, even if the attacker might be in the wrong, but all in all have loved these classes.