Scramblog Yes, a whole article about tapping. Tapping is a simple mechanic in jiujitsu – it signifies giving up. But, it is often one of the most important things you can do in the sport. Tapping in a world championship could mean the difference between being a World Champion, and not. It could be the difference
Scramblog Can you make money in jiujitsu? Every year that passes in our industry, more and more opportunities open up for grapplers to make a career from jiujitsu. The opportunities are definitely there now, and thanks to the first few generations of jiujitsu pioneers, there are some clear paths being forged through the jiujitsu jungle. Still,
Scramblog We held Polaris 30 this past weekend, and it was a big one. Two of the main reasons for the large amount of interest the show received were the main event, which featured Carlos Condit vs Michael Venom Page, and an MP, Will Stone, competing on the prelims. MVP is a household name in MMA,
Scramblog Jiujitsu is a weird sport. I mean really weird. If you have been training for a while, you are used to the extremely close contact, the sweatiness, the odd positions, the nonsensical terminology, the loud spandex. Sometimes we forget what it’s like to be an absolute beginner. With these in mind, how about some information
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.