Why CHoose Society in Chiswick?
We’re not just another gym, we’re a home for people who train with purpose. Whether you’re here to lift, roll, move or grow, you’ll find world class coaching, a strong community, and a space that raises your standards. No fluff. No egos. Just serious training and good people.
Our Services
Forge gym
Forge is built for people who train hard and think long term.
You get access to expertly programmed classes, open gym time, and a space designed to build real strength and resilience. No gimmicks, no contracts just serious training with coaches who care and a community that shows up. Simple, effective, and built to last.
Wave brazilian jiu jitsu
Mend is here to keep you moving well — now and for the long haul.
Whether you need physio, personal training, or nutrition advice, we’ll connect you with trusted experts who get how you train. As we grow, Mend will become a full recovery and longevity hub, so you can keep doing what you love, for life.
Mend
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu done right
You get full access to technical classes, open mats, and a team that trains with intention. Whether you’re here to sharpen your game or start from scratch, you’ll find world-class coaching in a focused, ego free environment.
Society wasn’t built overnight
Forge and Wave started separately, one focused on strength and conditioning, the other on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. For nearly a decade, each grew in its own direction, shaped by different coaches, different communities, but the same drive: to create spaces where people could train with purpose.
Over the years, we learned what worked and what didn’t. We built strong teams, tight crews, and cultures that valued real effort over ego. And eventually, it made sense to bring it all under one roof.
Society is the result, a place where everything we’ve learned comes together. Where lifting, rolling, recovery and longevity all live side by side. It’s focused, but welcoming. Built for people who love the process. Who want to grow, stay sharp, and keep showing up, year after year.
We’ve come a long way. And we’re just getting started.