It's time to settle this once and for all Gi, or No Gi?

Question for my pajama friends out there. I have a batch 11 Shoyoroll that I really enjoy. Falling apart a bit but I still love it.

I saw my buddy Kent Peters opening up his DMs to technique requests from followers. So I figured I'd do the same thing over here! If there's a technique you're curious about, drop it below. I don't know every technique there is, but I've got a decent roll-a-dex to work from. Hopefully I can help and shoot a technique video of it for you!

We've locked in the first guest for The Jiu-jitsu Forum LIVE! By popular demand, @Eli Knight will be joining me on August 9th at 8pm EST for a 1 hour live talk! You can find the Zoom link in the "Calendar" portion of Skool. All members are welcome to come and join! There will be a portion for general Q&A after a short chat with Eli that will set up the 1 Hour we'll have with him! Save the date, share it around, and we'll see you all August 9th 🤙🥋🤙

What do you guys think about this? “We’re going to be working with three five-minute rounds with one minute of rest in between each round." “Rounds will be judged individually on a 10-point must system. Under the 10-point must scoring system, 10 points are awarded to the winner of the round and 9 points or less must be awarded to the loser. A submission always leads to an immediate win of the entire match, obviously. In all matches except for the final match of each division, if both athletes end up with the same score, for example, 28-28, the athlete who won the third round will be determined the winner.” “The finals of each bracket: five five-minute rounds with a little caveat right here, plus five minutes of overtime if the points are drawn after round five. So they’re going to keep going.” - Brandon McCaghren https://jitsmagazine.com/first-full-look-at-craig-jones-invitational-rules-revealed/