No you don’t need a mouthguard for BJJ.
While wearing a mouthguard isn’t mandatory, it is recommended especially if you are concerned with protecting your teeth and mouth in Brazilian jiu jitsu training. However some may find them uncomfortable to wear if they are not used to them.
No, gi colors in BJJ do not matter. Gi colors do not represent anything special aside from personal preference. The only time you have to worry about your gi color is if your gym requires you to wear a specific gi or if you are signing up for a bjj competition that requires a certain color.
*Best Premium* – Future Kimonos
*My Personal Top Rash Guard for Beginners* – Sanabul
*Best Fitting* – Elite
*Best Overall*- Gold BJJ
BJJ masters age divisions are
for those over the age 30 and are separated into these categories:
Adult = 18-29
Masters 1 = 30-35
Masters 2 = 36-40
Masters 3 = 41-45
Masters 4 = 46-50
Masters 5 = 51-55
Masters 6 = 56-60
The cost of BJJ will always be higher due to the larger demand when compared to other martial arts.
The basic jiu jitsu takedowns are that you should know are single leg takedowns and double leg takedowns. From my own training the highest percentage setups being from snap downs and arm drags or from a distance with no setup or a fake head grab.
To wash your gi you should put it inside out in the washer on the cold water setting, use a strong detergent that doesn’t contain bleach, and let it hang dry. You should avoid drying it in the dyer or hanging it in direct sunlight.
The best bjj rash guards are: 1.X Martial 2. Nation 3.Phalanx 4.Sanabul 5. Gold BJJ
Kids bjj belt colors are: White >
Gray > Yellow > Orange > Green with variations of each belt using white stripes and black stripes.
The best are martial arts for kids are ones that will help them develop self-discipline and improve their focus, build confidence, and make them more aware of their body. These are Brazilian jiu jitsu, wrestling, and mma.