Beginner orientation
What to expect in your first class, what to wear, mat etiquette, and how to avoid doing too much too soon.
Training intelligence
Get better at Jiu Jitsu before, during, and after class.
A practical learning hub for beginners, hobbyists, parents, and traveling students — connected directly to the global JiuJitsuGyms directory.
12starter pathways
40k+network gym records
5 minquick-read lessons
Site map
Five-plus pages with one clear purpose.
Technique map
A position-first guide to guard, mount, side control, back control, escapes, and submissions.
Gear checklist
Gi, no-gi, mouthguard, rashguard, hygiene, and bag checklists for new students.
Training cadence
A 30/60/90-day training plan for students balancing BJJ with work, family, and recovery.
Gym discovery
Use the JJG directory to compare schools, city markets, reviews, trial classes, and owner-verified listings.
Start with the room, not the move
A good first month is about showing up safely, learning names for positions, and choosing an academy that fits your goals.
Use the network
Every guide routes back to JiuJitsuGyms for local discovery, claims, events, camps, and owner tools.
No fake guru energy
Short, practical pages. Enough context to help a student walk into class prepared without pretending a website replaces coaching.
JJG Network
Open flagshipOne connected combat-sports graph.
JiuJitsuGyms
Find, claim, and manage academy listings.
JiuJitsuTips
Learn the language of BJJ before you walk in.
JiuJitsuTravel
Plan camps, seminars, and destination training.
BJJ Cards
Athlete/ranking card concept for the grappling network.
BJJ Sites
Gym websites and local lead funnels.
JiuJitsuGuide AI
AI-guided orientation into the JJG network.