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The gi symbolizes Brazilian jiu-jitsu and is crucial to the grappling itself. From the first day you step on the mats with the intention of training in the traditional style,…

In the digital world we live in today, books may no longer be the main outlet from which you get knowledge next to learning from an actual instructor, but they…

Neck training may often be neglected among the general fitness population, but combat and non-combat athletes know its importance. A strong and mobile neck reduces the chance of injuries, removes…

Unlike rashguards and BJJ shorts, which everyone doing no-gi grappling uses, spats or BJJ leggings are optional. But if you have sensitive skin, are a bit squeamish, or train on…

Injuries are inevitable in any sport, let alone one like BJJ, where we simulate murder and mutilation. The knees are among the most common injuries in grappling, second only to…

While training equipment like gis, rashguards, and shorts get most of the attention, carrying them to the gym doesn’t   Yes, you can use a regular travel bag to go…

As grapplers, we use little protective equipment. There’s no need for boxing gloves, shin guards, headgear, and such, just a gi and a rash guard, and we are ready to…

The company Iron Neck is known for its unique halo neck training device of the same name. But on top of that, they also have a few traditional neck harnesses,…

Neck training is important for bodybuilders, office workers, and athletes, but for us as martial artists, it is outright mandatory. The neck harness and rubber bands have been the standard…

BJJ shorts are used for no-gi grappling and are also commonly called fight shorts because they are used in MMA, Muay Thai, and other martial arts.   With so many…