No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu 

No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu – Fast, Fluid & MMA-Ready

No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu is Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu trained without the traditional gi (kimono). You wear a rashguard and shorts, which makes the game faster, more slippery, and highly athletic.

It focuses on the same core principles as gi BJJ — control, positioning, and submissions — but with a stronger emphasis on:

•  Explosive takedowns and wrestling

•  Leg locks and modern submissions

•  Grip fighting without fabric (using underhooks, overhooks, and body control)

•  Faster transitions and scrambling

Why Train No-Gi?

•  More dynamic and movement-based than gi Jiu-Jitsu

•  Excellent crossover for MMA and self-defense

•  Builds superior cardio, agility, and explosive power

•  Develops incredible grip strength and body awareness

•  Highly practical for real-world situations where opponents aren’t wearing jackets

No-Gi is especially popular with athletes, fighters, and people who enjoy a more intense, wrestling-influenced style of grappling. Many students train both gi and no-gi to become more complete.

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