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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

5 star Grappling school

Advanced Grappling is a very well-run and highly professional business. The trainer and owner, Jack, is incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and clearly very experienced. His approach made me feel completely comfortable and confident enough to have him teach my 3-year-old son, which says a lot about the environment he creates — safe, respectful, and focused on proper development.
I completely disagree with the other “Toby’s” review. That said… after Googling Cruz Beckham, I can see the resemblance — just without the punchable face 😂.
Highly recommend Advanced Grappling to anyone looking to train themselves or their kids with a top-class coach.

February 6, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Advance grappling in Wyong Central…

Advance grappling in Wyong Central coast. The owner was cutting his nails on the mats, how unhygienic is that.

Hardly anybody goes to this gym, so they try pressure you to sign up and lock you into a 12 month contract which they will fight you about if you want to cancel. They get angry when pressuring you to sign up. The don’t get the hint - if someone doesn’t want to sign up even when it’s cheap it’s because they don’t like your gym.

The gym seems like it’s struggling and propped up by relatives. So that could explain why they get nasty to students when things go wrong. Or pressure you to lock in. I wouldnt recommend this gym and I’d say avoid getting locked into a contract here.

November 11, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Jiu jitsu gym in Wyong

Jiu jitsu gym in Wyong, NSW, Australia
I didn’t find it to be safe for beginners
There was no basics trained before placing you into higher risk moves. You had no choice but to be paired with white belt teens. You were not closely supervised during drilling. Everybody in BJJ knows this is a recipe for injury. The owner acted obtuse when it was brought to his attention then personally attacked an injured student to avoid responsibility. I would choose a gym where student safety is prioritised. And insurance is in place for the sport to cover student injury medical costs. Like other organised sports.

October 25, 2025
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