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🎃 THE MAT MONSTERS ARE TAKING OVER INTEGRITY! 👻🥋This Sunday, November 1, we're throwing a HALLOWEEN PARTY during Kids Cl...
10/29/2026

🎃 THE MAT MONSTERS ARE TAKING OVER INTEGRITY! 👻🥋

This Sunday, November 1, we're throwing a HALLOWEEN PARTY during Kids Class! 🎉

We work hard all year at Integrity. We teach our kids discipline, confidence, respect, and how to push through challenges.

But we also believe in having fun, making memories, and building a gym family that these kids will remember long after they've grown up!

And this Sunday, we're letting the kids take over! 😂

🏆 THREE CONTESTS — THREE CHANCES TO WIN!

🪩 DANCE-OFF CHAMPION!
Think you've got the best moves in the gym? Time to prove it!

🎃 BEST COSTUME!
Scary, funny, creative, or completely ridiculous. Bring your Halloween A-game!

😂 BEST COACH IMPRESSION!
Think you can imitate Coach Caveman, Butch, or another Integrity coach? Here's your chance to roast us and win a prize! We're probably going to regret this one. 🤣

🍬 CANDY BAGS FOR ALL OUR STUDENTS!

⚠️ IMPORTANT COSTUME WARNING!

This is still Integrity, and we're still going to be moving, playing games, and doing some training!

Costumes may get dirty, ripped, or damaged during class. Please don't send your child in an expensive or delicate costume you wouldn't want damaged.

We recommend comfortable costumes that allow kids to move safely. Avoid sharp accessories, restrictive masks, or anything that could hurt a training partner.

🥋 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1
⏰ 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Integrity Martial Arts

At Integrity, we're not just building martial artists. We're building friendships, confidence, and a second family.

Train hard. Laugh harder. Make memories.

💚 LIVE THE NAME!

Belts don't happen that often in Jiu Jitsu so when they do it's cause for celebration.  Chris dominated Grappling Indust...
10/20/2026

Belts don't happen that often in Jiu Jitsu so when they do it's cause for celebration. Chris dominated Grappling Industries aggressively chasing submissions even when far ahead. Sometimes he did things the hard way but he always gets them done. He earned his belt the old fashioned way on the competition mats.
Will has been training for almost 4 years. He had an injury and came back and stuck with it. His schudule changed and he has been only able to make a couple classes a week. His guard is very good and gives fighters fits.
Two blue belts earned different ways right about the same time. Belts don't come easy when they do come its important to recognize them. Good work boys.

Jamie's Ice Cream champion of the month Nate crushed it in September.  He already was a good hockey player and is roundi...
10/13/2026

Jamie's Ice Cream champion of the month Nate crushed it in September. He already was a good hockey player and is rounding out his skill set in mma. He has rapidly become one of the best in class. 70's in October get to Jaime's today!

10/13/2026
New gi New me.  Can't see Jarrod training anymore. Chris got a matching blue belt to his new gi, Dan just added gold med...
10/07/2026

New gi New me. Can't see Jarrod training anymore. Chris got a matching blue belt to his new gi, Dan just added gold medals to his.

We had competitors on the mats at Pans and Grappling Industries, and I’m incredibly proud of how everyone represented ou...
10/05/2026

We had competitors on the mats at Pans and Grappling Industries, and I’m incredibly proud of how everyone represented our gym.
Hayden competed at Pans and had some great exchanges, almost finishing the ankle lock he’s been torturing everyone in the room with. He took a solid groin strike and kept fighting through it. He’s right back at it next weekend at IBJJF Toronto.
Neo stormed through Grappling Industries with a 100% submission finish rate.
Dan started a little slow, had a minor cut that our team medic took care of, then went on to take GOLD in both Gi and No-Gi.
Nico competed in his first tournament, got his first armbar submission and lost a tough gold medal match against a kid who pretty much wrapped his arms around himself to keep Nico from arm barring him. I’m proud of his effort, and maybe even prouder that he did it with a stuffed animal there with him. It reminded me of Gage sitting in his mom’s lap before going out and pinning the who’s who of youth wrestling.
Our kids finished one medal away from third place as a team.
If we ever get all of our competitors on the mats at the same tournament, look out for us.
On the adult side, Chris stole the day.
Chris took second in Gi and first in No-Gi. Competing in the adult division when you’re over 40 is no joke. He had at least 14 points that I thought should have scored and didn’t—and still walked away with gold and silver.
I had the honor of awarding Chris his blue belt on the podium. Chris is everything a competitor should be, and I was incredibly proud of his performance.
Ielfri went in already injured and had some very tough matches. I watch Ielfri in our room and know the talent and skill he has. It didn’t really come out in this tournament until his last match. He came in with a limited training schedule and not much tournament time, but we left on a high note. We’ll build on that rolling into ADCC in December.
Mike jumped into the tournament without much prep time. I think he had 10 or 11 rolls since joining us and went 1-3 on the day. Considering where he is in his training, that was a great performance. Even when he was exhausted and out-skilled, he continued to fight. He showed heart and a determination to win.
Medals are great, but I’m even more proud of how our people competed.
We’re getting better. We’re getting more people out there. And we’re building something.

10/01/2026

Even Coach Caveman gets birthday kicks. He was glad there was only 2 classes.

Being a gym owner has a lot of ups and downs. September 18th and 19th were both.Derrick Patterson fought in New Jersey F...
09/30/2026

Being a gym owner has a lot of ups and downs. September 18th and 19th were both.
Derrick Patterson fought in New Jersey Friday. I was originally going with him. It was going to be a brutal turnaround for Joey Pasiak’s fight Saturday, but I planned to sleep in the rental car and make it happen.
Derrick’s opponent pulled out and the fight was off. Then he got a last-minute replacement from Alex Pereira’s gym. By the time it was confirmed, I couldn’t get a rental car or get licensed by the commission.
I ran home after practice, plugged my phone in, laid on the floor and watched Derrick fight.
It was emotional not being there. I’m used to being in the corner trying to solve problems. We came up short by submission, and being hundreds of miles away was hard. I spent time talking with Derrick afterward. I think he’s going to make some changes in his training, and I can’t wait to see his success.
Saturday was Joey.
I’ve never been more confident going into a fight as the owner of Integrity. Joey trained six days a week, made weight and did everything required of a fighter. The kid is a monster.
At the venue I was offered a grappling match. I made sure Joey was okay with it. He told me I better do it, so we competed on the same card.
Our coaching staff was amazing. Aaron Ackley and Amanda Dustin helped get Joey ready throughout camp and on fight day.
Joey fought his heart out. He broke his nose in the first exchange and kept coming. He showed what I want from an Integrity fighter: make weight, be prepared, push the pace and be fighting to win in the third.
With the point deduction, I thought it should have been a draw. Officially we lost. Joey came out ready to go again.
Keep your eye on this kid. He’s good.
My match went well. I got the submission quickly and kept Integrity’s Gladius winning streak intact.
We didn’t get every result we wanted, but I couldn’t be more proud of my team.
Wins give us something to celebrate. Losses give us work to do. I love coaching these guys through both.

🥋 YOUR KID OUTGREW THEIR GI AGAIN?!TODAY — SEPTEMBER 29 — KIDS GI SALE & EXCHANGE AT INTEGRITY!And this is OPEN TO EVERY...
09/29/2026

🥋 YOUR KID OUTGREW THEIR GI AGAIN?!

TODAY — SEPTEMBER 29 — KIDS GI SALE & EXCHANGE AT INTEGRITY!

And this is OPEN TO EVERY GYM AND EVERY AFFILIATION. You do not have to be an Integrity member.

Kids grow fast. Their gis don’t. Instead of letting perfectly good uniforms collect dust in a closet, let’s get them onto another kid who can use them.

♻️ GI FOR A GI EXCHANGE Bring in a clean, usable kids gi that no longer fits and exchange it for another used gi that does fit.

💵 NO GI TO TRADE? Used kids gis are only $20.

🥋 Clean, usable gis only
🥋 Trade one gi for one available gi
🥋 $20 if you don’t have one to exchange
🥋 Sizes are first come, first served
🥋 ALL GYMS & AFFILIATIONS WELCOME

And since you’re already here...

COME TRAIN WITH US!

Our Kids Gi Jiu-Jitsu class starts at 6:00 PM, and visiting kids are welcome to jump on the mats with us.

Trade what doesn’t fit. Grab what does. Then stay and train.

📅 Tuesday, September 29
🥋 Kids Gi Exchange + $20 Used Gis
⏰ Kids Jiu-Jitsu at 6:00 PM
📍 Integrity Martial Arts

No politics. No affiliation nonsense. Just kids getting gis that fit and getting better together.

Live the Name.

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1333 Strad Avenue Suite 107
North Tonawanda, NY
14120

Opening Hours

Tuesday 5:30pm - 9pm
Thursday 5:30pm - 9pm
Friday 5:30pm - 9pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm
Sunday 11am - 4pm

Telephone

(716) 390-5670

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