Highlights: 25 classes/wk · Gi & No-Gi · Kids classes · Members only · Free trial · Competition team
Looking for Zero Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in York, PA? It's a Brazilian jiu jitsu academy at 463 S Albemarle St, rated 4.9/5 across 68 Google reviews. Membership runs about $160/month. Below: programs, schedule, pricing, reviews, and how to book a free trial.
Zero Brazilian Jiu Jitsu runs about 25 classes a week. Call +1 717-487-8795 to confirm the current timetable.
MMA and Striking classes; Dedicated Kids Competition Class; Structured beginner BJJ program ("Essentials of Jiu Jitsu")
Rated 4.9/5 across 68 Google reviews.
I have been training BJJ for seven years. I started in a different school, under a different Professor. I found Zero and Professor Mike several years ago and started to visit his school once a week. Mike's style of teaching is very conducive to various styles of learning. His skill at communicating is very impressive. For those who have never trained he has an uncanny way of explaining the " what, why, how, etc. " of the techniques. I have spent the last several years traveling with my Sons to visit other BJJ schools, in and out of state. I have yet to find another instructor with an ability to communicate to all level of students better. At 45 years old and riddled with injuries from my Marine Corps career, I have full faith in my teammates that we can train to my abilities without the risk of injury. The school has every type of student, professional fighters, amateur fighters, grappling competitors, and hobbyists. Zero BJJ is welcomi
I train here, my wife trains here, my kids train here. It's been a great experience. ZeroBJJ is fantastic. There is a reason why it's growing so much. I've been to other gyms where I felt I wasn't needed; where I was simply in the room taking class but not part of the group. I've never felt that here. from my 1st day as a white belt I felt valued as a student and training partner. All 3 of my kids train here. I can't say enough good things about this place. They are all different levels and different ages. My youngest is undersized but loves the kids class. It's physically demanding, mentally challenging, and gives them an opportunity to be creative. Class is always available so it's great in between seasons of other supports. The instruction is high level and there is a culture of respect for everyone who walks in the door, whether its your first day or your 10th year. Everyone who trains seems willing to teach what they've learned and
We were looking for a professional, well managed and organized Jiu Jitsu program for our three children. Zero BJJ provides a safe environment where self defense is taught while courtesy and safety towards others is strictly followed. Leaders within the school care about the perception of their school and teaching methods. They understand that the key to the success of their program is a direct reflection of the success of their students. While small, (soon moving to a much larger location) the gym is clean, well thought out and nicely decorated. My only suggestion, which I will bring up to one of the instructors, is that Zero BJJ partner with the "We Defy Foundation." The culture of Zero BJJ, I believe, would be a welcoming environment for veterans who are looking for a positive outlet with like minded people. We are proud to be part of the Zero BJJ family and look forward to many years of rolling on the mats. Update. Love the new gym
This is a great place to come and train. My son actually started first, and subsequently talked me into coming as well.Now my whole family trains here. The instruction is excellent - a great balance of basic and advanced topics, with instruction on jiu jitsu for sport and self defense. The kids classes are excellent, and have been a huge part of both of my sons' development. The atmosphere is what really makes it. Everyone is respectful of your goals. Pushing 40, I have confidence that my partners and instructors will watch out for me and be respectful of my goals and level of intensity, and everyone is there to make each other better. Jiu jitsu has been one of the most positive things in my life, and we could not have found a better place to train. Highly recommended if you are in the area.
When I met coach Mike I had already previously competed in MMA and BJJ tournaments. He has completely changed my style and technique and made me so much better. Top quality instruction from the best instructors around. Whether you have previous experience or not this is a great place to start or continue your Brazilian Jiu Jitsu journey. Whether your interested in BJJ or MMA this is the place you want to be at in the York area. Great experience and awesome training. There is also a kids class offered with multiple coaches who are able to simplify concepts and techniques and adapt to the needs of each student.
Zero BJJ is hands down one of the best places to train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The instructors are incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and truly passionate about teaching. Whether you’re a complete beginner or have years of experience, they make everyone feel welcome and challenged. The atmosphere is friendly and respectful, and the community they’ve built is amazing. Every class is well-structured and focused, and I always leave feeling like I’ve learned something valuable. Highly recommend Zero BJJ to anyone looking to improve their skills and be part of a great team!
Zero Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is at 463 S Albemarle St. Call +1 717-487-8795 to confirm class times or book a trial.
Membership runs about $160/month for unlimited training, with ~$20 drop-ins. They offer a free trial class before you commit.
Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, No-Gi Grappling, Kids BJJ, Kids Competition Team, Competition Team, MMA, Kickboxing, Boxing, Striking.
Head instruction is led by Michael Oberdick (black).
Beginners are welcome. Use the trial class to watch a fundamentals or all-levels session and meet the coach before signing up. No experience or gear needed for your first class at most York gyms.
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