Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
BJJ is a component of MMA—mostly focused on groundwork, grappling, and
control. The sport is typically more self-defense oriented, focusing on finding
positions to dominate your opponent to the point of submission. However, there
are a few BJJ principles in addition to self-defense that we teach for Brazilian Jiu
Jitsu Baytown.
There are Four Principles of BJJ
1). Classic BJJ
2). Self-Defense
3). MMA Version
4). No-Gi Version
Each principle involves different timing sensitivities that determine how you train.
For example, in a classic BJJ class, you’ll wear a kimono or uniform, and a rash
guard; for the MMA version, you’ll wear shorts; and for the self-defense version,
you can wear regular athletic clothes.