The black belt is the highest belt in many martial arts. It signifies a person who has mastered the art. But it doesn’t take equally long to get a black belt in every martial art. So in this post I explain how long it takes to get a black belt for different martial arts. The […]
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White belt can be the hardest belt in BJJ if you don’t know what techniques to focus on. So here’s a cheat sheet for moves and techniques that every bjj white belt should know. Every BJJ white belt should learn at least all these moves in their white belt curriculum. What is a ‘white belt
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Question: what is the hardest belt to get in Brazilian jiu jitsu? Simple answer: black belt. Because you need to get all the other belts before this, the black belt is logically the hardest belt to get in BJJ. But for a more nuanced answer to this question we can take multiple angles: How much
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Which is better: BJJ or wrestling? In this post I break it down. I discuss the similarities and differences between wrestling and BJJ, their application in grappling, MMA and self defense, and who would win between a wrestler and a BJJ practitioner. BJJ and wrestling similarities BJJ and wrestling have many similarities, including: BJJ and
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How much does a BJJ teacher get paid? It depends. In this post I break down how much a BJJ instructor makes depending on his situation. The Average BJJ Teacher Salary Ziprecruiter reports the following average salaries for BJJ teachers in the United States: Annual Salary Hourly Wage Top Earners $55,500 $27 75th Percentile $48,500
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I’ve heard a lot of people ask: what belt can teach BJJ? Assuming that, when you get that belt, you’re all of a sudden qualified to be a BJJ instructor. Or, that until you get a certain belt, you can never be qualified to teach. I don’t think so. What makes a good BJJ teacher?
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Going to a BJJ tournament is quite scary, especially if you’re a white belt and it’s your first time. To help you, I wrote 23 BJJ competition tips. This list is also a checklist for white belts of things you shouldn’t forget for your first BJJ competition! 1. Get your IBJJF legal gi ready Bring
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I found it surprisingly hard to find good grappling shorts for no gi BJJ. The first shorts I bought were actually unsafe, and my second shorts restricted my movement too much. Here, I’ll tell you what to look for in grappling shorts and which are my best grappling shorts for no gi BJJ and why.
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Supplements for BJJ 💊 can help a lot during training. I take a few supplements that relieve my joint pain and help me recover quicker, so I get to train more. In this post I share what I think are the best supplements for BJJ after trying out a lot of them. Why Take Supplements
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Cauliflower ear is quite a common injury in BJJ. In this post I explain what a cauliflower ear is, why jiu jitsu gives you cauliflower ear, how to avoid cauliflower ear in BJJ and how to get rid of it if you do get it. What is Cauliflower Ear? Cauliflower ear (also known as perichondrial
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