Blog

Turn an IBJJF calendar listing into a workable competition plan, with membership checks, correction deadlines, travel decisions, and reminders.

The best gift for a grappler solves a problem they actually have. Start with fit, routine, and taste before buying another shirt covered in skulls.

One partner wants a tournament. The other wants Tuesday night class. Sharing jiu-jitsu works better when both get a say in what it becomes.

Cover an adult BJJ class with a plan agreed by the head coach. Keep the lesson focused, supervise partners, and leave clear handover notes afterward.

Find a Dallas BJJ academy by comparing the classes, location, membership terms, and visitor arrangements you will actually use.

Tap Cancer Out gives a gym team a shared project. A clear purpose, useful roles, and a little organization make the invitation easier to accept.

A practical IBJJF gi checklist covering fit, fabric, colors, patches, weigh-in, and the questions to resolve before you pack.

You don't need a black belt to enjoy watching jiu-jitsu. You do need the right mat number, a little context, and a plan for the waiting.

Turn a BJJ seminar into a useful week of practice. Organize your notes, mark missing details, choose one task, and follow the host's recording rules.

Compare Denver BJJ options by the exact location, class format, and journey you can repeat, with verified starting points for your search.

The city-camp format puts training inside a bigger week. Copenhagen offers a useful way to think about classes, new friends, and time away from the mat.

The class time leaves out travel, supervision and somebody else's plans. Build the family training week around the whole commitment.

Compare BJJ camps using the whole trip: training, accommodation, transport, meals and the practical cost of spending a week away.

Make a Hammersmith training visit work around your London trip, from booking the right class to packing the small things visitors need.

A weight gap changes a BJJ round. Use clear starting positions, agreed tasks, and controlled resets so training partners of different sizes get useful work.

The CBD timetable puts gi, no-gi, and wrestling in one training plan. How to choose a useful visit without trying to do the whole schedule.

A0 does not mean the same fit across brands. Compare two official charts, understand long cuts, and check the garment before your first wash.

Planning to train at Art of Jiu Jitsu in Costa Mesa? Sort out the location, guest pass, class choice, and packing before building the trip.

Ten world titles at roosterweight made Bruno Malfacine famous. His moves between competition, MMA, and teaching reveal a wider career.

How to choose a women’s BJJ gi using proportions, movement, garment measurements, and a sensible first wash, rather than a size label alone.

Royler Gracie won four straight featherweight Worlds and three straight ADCC titles. Explore the results, open-class medals, and teaching relationships.

A third world title, four submissions, a retirement announcement, and another Worlds final. Luiza Monteiro's record rewards a longer look.

Kyra Gracie's record includes three ADCC titles, 2008 Worlds double gold, and teaching at Gracie Kore. Explore the career beyond her famous surname.

Essential Jiu-Jitsu opened before JT Torres's first ADCC gold. His two-title run offers a different view of the athlete who also teaches.