Scramblog I wrote an article on my personal blog a while ago from the perspective of someone who helps to run a fight show (Polaris) alongside Scramble. Here it is for the benefit of the many of our customers, friends and associates who are interested in pursuing a full-time career in jiujitsu – how to approach
Scramblog We are helping our friends Mateusz and Kamil bring their legendary Leglock Camp to Japan! In case you didn’t know, Mateusz Szczecinski and Kamil Wilk have been hosting Leglock Camps for a while now, and they are extremely popular. Thousands of jiujitsu practitioners over the years have attended and levelled up their leglock game massively.
Scramblog We bought our ADCC tickets early. We were at ADCC 2022, and it was phenomenal. It felt like a monumental occasion for the sport of jiujitsu thanks to the size of the arena and the huge audience. There was no way we would miss the bigger, better ADCC that was coming to us in 2024.
Scramblog I hate competing. Or to be more precise, I hate the build-up to competing. The actual matches themselves are usually quite enjoyable, in fact. Luckily, throughout the main portion of my “middle career” in jiujitsu (blue and purple belt) I was training under Kenshi Tomari in Japan, and he used to force me to compete.
Scramblog Sorry guys. The title is misleading. This is NOT a top 10 list. I repeat! This is NOT a top 10 list, ranking worst to best. This is simply my experiences over the years training with some of the best grapplers on the planet. Thanks to my work with Scramble and Polaris, I am sometimes
Scramblog (Sorry in advance if these pics show a purple belt, I am actually colour blind.) So. You made it to blue belt. You didn’t quit the sucky part of jiujitsu, when literally everyone and their auntie can beat you up. Well done! Blue belt is like a black belt for white belts, if that makes