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Garage Jiu Jitsu

80.0(0 reviews)
Basement level, 175-181 Oxford Street (inside Royal Arcade, 1/175/181 Oxford St
Gi
No-Gi
Drop-in Welcome
Friendly Atmosphere16
Good Instructors12
Beginner-friendly10
Clean3
Drop-in3
High Level3
Kids Classes2
No-gi2
Open Mat1
Disorganized1
Pricy1
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Basement level, 175-181 Oxford Street (inside Royal Arcade, 1/175/181 Oxford St

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About the Gym

Garage jiu jitsu is a welcoming community-driven bjj gym offering high-quality classes in both gi and no-gi styles. with expert coaching, clean facilities, and a supportive atmosphere, it's an ideal space for all skill levels to learn and improve. the gym fosters a culture of inclusivity, encouraging members to work together and motivate one another towards growth and improvement.

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What Reddit says about Garage Jiu Jitsu

4 verbatim community mentions from r/bjj and city subreddits, unedited, positives and negatives alike.

Sydney West Martial Arts, Grappling Education and Sydney Wrestling Academy are some of the higher level gyms in Sydney. Ive heard of some of the other ones mentioned below, movement martial arts, garage jiu jitsu, Mybjj, and Legacy. That pretty much covers the main competing gyms, there are other good guys who compete from other spots but they are usually outliers in their gym. source, 2023 ↗

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I've heard good things about Garage Jiu Jitsu. source, 2023 ↗

positive

Open sparring is right by townhall station and seems to good for beginners and experienced. I was going to train there before i started working at home 80% of the time. There is a place called Garage Jiu Jitsu which I hear is good, but I've never visited. Roots is not too far away, but i've heard mixed reviews. I think there are a number of places in Bondi. Just email the club, most places do a free pass. I know Open Sparring does. Just tell them you are a complete beginner and they will take care of you source, 2021 ↗

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Where do you live/work? The best gym is the one that has a reasonable balance of the kind of training and culture you want as well as being accessible. I train at Higher Jiu Jitsu which is on that list and for an average person wanting to get in shape and learn in a friendly environment I’d says it’s ideal. It’s not a big completion gym though A few hundred meters away you’ve got open sparring which is more comp focused and a few hundred meters further you’ve got Garage who are another friendly gym. source, 2020 ↗

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