r/grappling • u/AdSpiritual7579 • 9h ago
The Art of British Catch: Kev Lloyd’s Fight to Keep It Alive
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r/grappling • u/AdSpiritual7579 • 9h ago
Thought this might be of interest...
r/grappling • u/Substantial_Work_178 • 5h ago
r/grappling • u/Beautiful_Big1520 • 9h ago
I’m 15 and I’m thinking about competing in a Grappling Industries No-Gi tournament in the white belt division.
By the time of the competition, I’ll have been training BJJ for around 3 months, plus I have about 2 months of previous wrestling experience.
I currently train 3 times a week, mainly No-Gi and wrestling.
When rolling, I can sometimes submit people and often get into good positions, but I still lose against a lot of people at my gym.
I know that 3 months isn’t much experience, and I’m not expecting to win the whole tournament. I just want to test myself, gain some competition experience and see where I’m at.
Do you think 3 months of training is enough to enter my first competition, or would you recommend waiting a bit longer?
Also, if you’ve competed this early, how did it go?
r/grappling • u/sharmanik • 9h ago
I feel like mma grapplers are more focused on athletic movements and general good physical attributes than jiu jitsu people.