The techniques learned in No Gi BJJ are directly applicable to real-world self-defense scenarios, where opponents aren't wearing a gi. This practical aspect gives you confidence in your ability to handle unexpected situations.
By training without the Gi, you're forced to rely on your body positioning and control, leading to a deeper understanding of grappling fundamentals. This not only improves your BJJ skills but also enhances your overall martial arts abilities.
No Gi BJJ is known for its fast-paced and dynamic training sessions, providing an excellent full-body workout. You'll experience improved strength, endurance, and flexibility, all while having fun and staying motivated.
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Is BJJ suitable for beginners?
Yes! We offer beginner-friendly BJJ classes every day and our expert instructors provide a hands on coaching experience, ensuring your are learning in a safe and fun environment.
Can I try a class for free before deciding to join?
Of course you can! We offer everyone a 1-week free trial so you can experience BJJ at Onda Jiu Jitsu.
What do I bring to my first class?
We recommend bringing a Gi, water bottle, thongs (flip flops), towel and a change of clothes. If you have a Gi, we will lend you one during your free trial.
For No Gi BJJ, bring a rashguard, shorts and leggings.
What is the difference between Gi and No Gi?
To put simply, the uniform and the pace of rolling. In Gi BJJ, the uniform is a critical piece to most of the techniques and movement.
On the other hand, No Gi BJJ resembles wrestling as it is often faster-paced and places emphasis on speed rather than leverage.
How often should I train?
We typically suggest engaging in 3-5 sessions per week to maintain steady progression in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.