In a world where youth sports increasingly emphasize early specialization and competitive achievements, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu coach Greg Souders offers a refreshingly different perspective. His philosophy challenges the conventional wisdom that…
Walk into almost any BJJ academy today and you’ll likely see promotional materials featuring women. “Women’s classes welcome!” “Family-friendly environment!” “Everyone welcome here!” But according to groundbreaking phenomenological research…
*pictured: Ricardo De La Riva and Claudia Do Val. Do Val accused De La Riva of inappropriate behavior in 2020 resulting with De La Riva basically refusing to train with…
Australian jiu-jitsu legend Lachlan Giles has come out of retirement to accept what he calls “a match I can’t refuse” against one of the sport’s most revered figures, Marcelo Garcia.…
World Champion and two-time Olympic silver medalist Neil Adams has spent decades at the pinnacle of judo, both as a competitor and coach. His insights into the contrasting training methodologies…
In a world obsessed with natural ability and quick results, Chris Haueter—one of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu’s legendary Dirty Dozen, the first non-Brazilian Americans to earn black belts in the art—offers a…
In a funny clip during a recent “Tap or Cap” game segment, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner Andrew Tackett made waves in the grappling community with an unexpected declaration about his training…
UFC BJJ 3’s viewership numbers have reached levels that defy credibility, with the Mikey Musumeci vs Carrasco event claiming 9 million views despite minimal engagement metrics. The data suggests someone…
Dave Tint’s return to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu after a heart transplant redefines what persistence looks like. The brown belt’s story isn’t polished or romantic — it’s about surviving, adapting and refusing…
In a recent episode of the MightyCast, Dillon Danis showed a surprising side of respect when discussing Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson‘s decision to compete in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gi tournaments. Danis…
