What’s up everyone, I’m Jorge . excited to be here. Definitely still learning, but happy to be part of the team.

This one means a lot, so read this. I’m proud to officially announce that our very own @Greg Rodriguez is now going to be the official swag supplier for Jiu Jitsu For Anyone 👊 And that’s what makes this special. Greg isn’t some random vendor. He isn’t a faceless company. He’s one of us. He’s a member of this community. He trains. He supports. He shows up. And now he’s helping us build this thing the right way—from the inside out. That’s the standard we’re setting here. We’re not just slapping logos on shirts. We’re building something for the people, by the people who actually live this lifestyle—training, grinding, learning, getting humbled, and coming back for more. This is what happens when you build a real community: 👉 Members become collaborators 👉 Support turns into opportunity 👉 Everyone rises together Greg is an absolute professional, and we’re excited to work with him to bring you better quality swag, cleaner designs, and gear you’ll actually be proud to wear on the mats, in the gym, or out in the real world. And this is just the beginning. If you’re in here and you’ve got skills… If you’ve got ideas… If you’ve got something to contribute… There’s room at the table. This isn’t just Jiu Jitsu content. This is Jiu Jitsu culture. This is community. This is ownership. This is building something bigger than ourselves. Drop a 👊 or 🥋 in the comments to show Greg some love and welcome him into this new role. Let’s keep building. Let’s keep training. Let’s keep rising together. 🔥

Hey everyone! With the holidays coming up, I was wondering if any of y'all have some cool jiujitsu practice/exercises that you do when you have limited or no access to the mats. Any exercises or workouts you've found yourself doing when on vacation?

Name: Hi my name is Rick Gomez Age: 55 Belt / Experience: White belt - 2 weeks experience! Why you started jiu jitsu: Challenge & discipline my mind & body; want to be combat fit like my earlier military days. Biggest struggle right now: Post-training muscle, joint and fascia pain. Goal for the next 90 days: Go from 2 to 4 or more training sessions per week.

What’s your favorite “dirty” move in jiu-jitsu? (Not illegal… just annoyingly effective.) You know the one: - The grip that ruins someone’s posture - The pressure that makes people rethink their life choices - The transition that feels unfair but somehow always works 😅 Now break it down 👇 - Where does it usually show up? (scrambles, guard, top, stand-up) - Why does it work so well for YOU? (timing, body type, patience, pressure, speed) - What’s the one detail that makes it hit—or makes it fall apart? Bonus round 👀 If you don’t have one yet: 👉 What “dirty” move has someone hit on you that made you immediately say, “I need to steal that.” This isn’t about being flashy. It’s about efficiency, awareness, and building a game that fits your style. Drop it below 👇 Let’s trade secrets and level up together 🔥🥋