Zero Point Gracie Jiu-Jitsu HQ

5/15 West St, Brookvale NSW 2100, Australia

5.0 (50 reviews)

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Zero Point Gracie Jiu-Jitsu in Brookvale, Sydney. Adult classes in Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, self-defence, gi and no-gi, taught by third-degree black belt Chris Burns.

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Koen DHoore

What a place. This is not your usual Jiu Jitsu Gym. The entire staff and members are extremely welcoming. I spent the weekend learning about Jiu Jitsu, Kali Stick Fighting and a great knife seminar. Chris B is a freakin cool dude, very knowledgeable but keeps it real and especially functional. Learned a ton and made Aussie friends. Let’s Go

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Posted 5 months ago
Neil Kulkarni

If you want to learn the art of Gracie Jiu Jitsu, Zero Point Gracie Jiu-Jitsu is the place. Professor Chris Burns is a world-class instructor with genuine knowledge and passion for the art and the community he’s built reflects that. The focus on core principles like base, connection and weight distribution gives you a real foundation from day one. Whether you’re after a quick social session before work or want to train at a serious level alongside high level belts, there’s a place for you here. White belts on day one and black belts with decades of experience training side by side. That mix is genuinely rare and it makes Zero Point something special. You’ll leave every class with a smile on your face. Highly recommend!

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Posted 5 months ago
Kevin Morrison

Friendly atmosphere, Good training, detailed instruction I dropped in to a session while travelling through. I was grated warmly and had a good session. The instruction was clear and built up in a sequence, checking everyone had the skills needed for the next step each time.

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Posted 5 months ago
Andrew Holland

Dropped in for a class while passing through. Great, welcoming team. Chris was excellent, way better than Reddit would have you believe. 😁

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Posted 5 months ago
yuyan sun

Small blue belt visiting from Brisbane, what a treasure!! Chris is the one who makes everything special, the way he explains technics and mechanics is just amazing. Best class i had this year. I would recommend everyone who wants to enhance their BJJ game to come here.

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Posted 1 year ago
Brian Wilson

Training with Professor Chris Burns has transformed my approach to jiu-jitsu, elevating my understanding of efficiency and self-defense. Chris’s no-nonsense teaching style and profound grasp of the fundamentals make him an exceptional instructor. As one of the foremost advocates of Master Rickson Gracie’s jiu-jitsu philosophy worldwide, Chris brings a unique perspective that resonates with practitioners at every level. I’ve had the privilege of hosting him for several seminars at my academy, as well as participating in private lessons both in person and via Zoom. Each session has been invaluable. Chris is a true wealth of knowledge, and I’m honored to continue learning and growing under his guidance. Brian Wilson, Owner, Força Martial Arts & Fitness

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Posted 2 years ago
Momentum Martial Arts

I met Chris after having done jiu Jitsu for 12 years. I was training regularly with one of my absolute favorite professors & practitioner’s Chris Haueter. We were talking about the reality of fighting after rolling one day & he said that I had to meet Bones. An hour later I booked two plane tickets for myself & my brother. We flew to Bones & spent 6 days in a row training with him. I also booked him to come up for a seminar after our 3rd lesson. I was very impressed with his understanding of jiu jitsu. To me he was teaching people a framework of what to do & why. Which ultimately teaches them how to think. When someone asks “what does it mean to be a black belt” my usual response is they have to think like a black belt & have solid fundamentals to successfully act on those thoughts. If someone puts you in a bear hug or choke & you start thinking about what moves might work. You’re not a black belt. If you can feel what’s going on (base, posture, inside space, angles, leverage, movement) & apply your knowledge accordingly in a successful manner without using a lot of energy. You are closer to a black belt than the person thinking of moves. Then when you have the fundamental feel & you can apply all the moves/technique you have learned at the right time and place without taking on risk & not requiring a size or strength advantage. Understanding how to bring as many factors into your favor as possible. That is a Black Belt. Chris does this as good as anyone. My Favorite Chris Bones quote for this reason is “Find the middle & let them do stupid shit” If you have the opportunity to train with Chris, find the time, save the money. It’s worth it.

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Posted 2 years ago
Aaron Ireland

I've been a student of Chris for nearly 10 years, at times travelling over an hour, each way, for a private lesson. In that time, I've seen him evolve from being a gifted prodigy who could help his students get better to becoming a knowledgeable instructor who is first and foremost a humble student. Whether you attend a seminar, train privately, or join Zero Point Sydney, you will find the kind of Jiu Jitsu that will not require physical athleticism to work, and will give you the confidence to be able to protect yourself from violent aggressors.

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Posted 2 years ago