I Ignored Closed Guard Fundamentals—I Got Smashed!

I thought my closed guard was solid. I had seen high-level guys dominate from there, and I figured, “Just lock my legs, control the grips, and I’m good, right?” Wrong! That mindset got me passed, crushed, and tapped more times than I’d like to admit. If you’re training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, be aware that a […]

BJJ No Gi Gear

The Best BJJ No-Gi Gear for Grappling Enthusiasts

No-Gi is Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training performed without the standard uniform or Gi. Instead, practitioners dress in shorts, rash guards, or tight-fitting T-shirts. Most no-gi grapplers seek a more dynamic and diverse experience while wearing the best No-Gi BJJ gear. This post will review everything you need to know about No-Gi BJJ gear. We will discuss

Gi or No Gi Jiu Jitsu Which Is Better? (With Examples)

There are two grappling options in Brazilian jiu-jitsu – gi and no-gi. BJJ diehard addicts know how hard this debate can be. So, what is the difference between jiu-jitsu gi and no-gi? Many practitioners believe that no-gi fighting works better in mixed martial arts. On the other hand, gi fighting might help you defend yourself

9 Powerful Reasons BJJ Is the Best Martial Art to Learn!

BJJ has been becoming more and more well-known over the years. Not only are people from all walks of life learning how to fight, but they are also enhancing their fitness, confidence, and mental strength by stepping onto the mats. Let’s dive deeper to understand why so many people—men, women, and children—believe Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ)

The Ultimate Guide to Starting Jiu-Jitsu

Considering beginning Jiu-Jitsu but not knowing where to start? This guide will walk you through all you need to know to start your confident training path. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is a strong grappling-based martial art that combines aspects of judo and wrestling. Choosing to train is only the beginning; now let’s ensure you start the

The Best Neck Harnesses for Jiu-Jitsu: Train Smarter, Protect Your Neck

I learned the hard way that Jiu-Jitsu doesn’t just test your technique—it tests your neck. After years of rolling, I became aware that my neck was experiencing significant strain. Getting stacked, cranked, and cross-faced left me feeling stiff and sore after every session. But not anymore! I started to work actively on my neck strength.

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