You’ve done it. You went out and got a beautiful new gi, complete with all the bells and whistles. You’ve imagined what it will look…
In the early days of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, the gi, or kimono, was a huge part of the martial art – reminiscent of other traditional martial…
As with most combat sports, BJJ competitors are separated by weight classes. Meaning, most of the time, you can expect to compete against people of…
Like most traditional martial arts, Brazilian Jiu-jitsu athletes wear a Gi, and along with the Gi, have a system of colored belts to show students’…