
BJJ training games need a question worth answering
Design BJJ training games around a clear problem, meaningful tasks, and a useful reset—then check what happens when the rules open up.
Training, technique, and the culture of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
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Design BJJ training games around a clear problem, meaningful tasks, and a useful reset—then check what happens when the rules open up.

Give BJJ feedback that helps: describe one exchange, ask first, separate observations from guesses, and test a change without taking over the class.

Use repeated BJJ starting positions to examine a specific problem, share useful practice with a partner, and test what carries into freer rounds.

Finding the right training frequency balances progress with recovery. Whether you're training twice a week or six days straight, here's how to dial in your schedule for sustainable growth.

Every new BJJ student makes the same mistakes — relying on strength, holding breath, ignoring defense. Here are fifteen of the most common errors and practical fixes for each one.

White to black — what each belt level means in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, how promotions work, and why chasing your next belt might be the wrong mindset entirely.