BJJ We stumbled across this amazing blog post from the Artist Formely Known as Scrambler Dan Strauss. Some choice highlights in his review of the Scramble Grip Trainer: Looks Who gives a shit how they look? and As you can see when looped through correctly they were shockingly strong (the hard you pull the
BJJ We are going to need more meat Size matters in contact sports, generally the bigger you are the better you take a hit and dish them out. In BJJ no one likes being on the bottom vs someone who is much heavier. Most of the time fighters and grapplers want to know how to cut
BJJ I often get approached by time poor grapplers asking the best me what they should do in the gym, given what I posted about earlier this month its easy to be side tracked by the buffet of fitness options available, especially when magazines and websites layout protocals that honestly are mean’t for high level grapplers.
BJJ If you’re a jiu jitsu nerd and a Japanophile (and let’s face it, if you’re looking at our site, you are probably both of those) then Jiu Jitsu Priest is heaven condensed into a youtube video. Watch Kinya Hashimoto and the lovely Rikako Yuasa discuss what’s happening on the Japanese BJJ scene.
BJJ Nakamura Daisuke is one of the top black belts in Japan – multiple time all-Japan weight and open weight champion at black belt. This year he plans to attack the Europeans and the World Championship. You can follow his progress on his blog, http://www.d-nakamura.com/ . There’s English content alongside Japanese content, and it’s a good
BJJ You scrambler, yes you! Firstly Happy new year! Secondly you are into your old school grappling aren’t you? Of course you are, names like Frank Gotch, Billy Robinson, Karl Gotch, Masahiko Kimura should be familiar to you. If not I suggest you Wikipedia these names and come back. Wrestling and physical culture have always gone