Guardians of the Ground: Preparing for escalation through worst-position training
Kingsway Jiu-Jitsu athlete and 12-time ADCC Open medalist Brandon George explains why officers should deliberately train mount, turtle and full-duty-gear grappling to build composure in chaotic encounters
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Teen Prodigy Is Dominating Women’s Jiu-Jitsu
A 19-year-old with pigtails is one of jiu-jitsu’s fastest-rising stars-and challenging one of combat sports’ most macho narratives. Texas Monthly reports that…
Pan-America Recognises Great Coaches
This week the Pan-American Judo Confederation announced their 2025 CPJ Annual Award winners. Following a period of rigorous assessment, record keeping and monitoring, the CPJ released the names of their continental union award recipients, those leading with excellence in technical management, those personnel who can be congratulated for their performance, ethics and professionalism.
Belt of Life: A Mirror and a Coach for Life
In judo, the black belt is often seen as an end point. A summit reached after years of sweat, sacrifice and stubborn belief. Yet in our Belt of Life series, we are discovering something quieter and far more powerful. The belt is not a finish line. It is a thread.