Scramblog A good gi should last you years – even with you training daily in a desperate bid to claim the top podium spot at the Blackpool open. Most don’t make it to two, and it’s not the training that kills them. It’s the tumble dryer, the 60-degree wash, and the night it spent zipped in
Scramblog TL;DR Choosing a BJJ gi can be complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. As a jiujitsu brand, there are certain words and phrases that we take for granted, such as when discussing the weights and materials of a jiujitsu gi. The easiest place to start is with GSM. What does GSM mean? GSM stands
Scramblog Fate by Scramble: the best entry level BJJ gear for beginners and beyond Buying your first BJJ kit is harder than it should be. Most beginner gear is either very cheap and falls apart quickly, or expensive and overdesigned for someone who is just getting started. The Fate range by Scramble sits deliberately in the
Scramblog A few figures have risen to prominence recently (and not so recently) in the jiujitsu world – going back a few years, we have, of course, the master, John Danaher. And more recently, Dima Murovanni and Greg Souders. These people have firmly established themselves as “Coaches”, and it is so unusual in jiujitsu that they
Scramblog Is it time to do away with belts in BJJ? Controversial title, but hear me out. I have been training for almost 20 years and have a black belt, once considered a legendary strip of cloth, but now owned by tens of thousands of people across the world including a bunch of fat rich guys
Scramblog Inspired by the amazing time we had at the recent Leglock Camp in Malaga, we are announcing our first ever Scramble Camp. Confirmed to be teaching so far are the Leglock Camp masters themselves – Mateusz Szczecinski (Shotgun Ankle Lock Master), Kamil Wilk, Santeri Lilius, Oliver Taza and Chelsea Leah. The format will be simple,