Brazilian Libri GmbH Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu 101 Paperback

Gi grips are gone-and suddenly your entire game feels unfamiliar. Without cloth handles, connection, wrist control, underhooks, and head position matter more. Most beginners either wrestle recklessly or cling to gi habits that slip away under real no-gi pressure.Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu 101: No-Gi Fundamentals teaches what actually changes when grips disappear: how to connect, retain guard, pass, escape, control the back, and finish with a restrained, high-percentage no-gi arsenal-without pretending one book replaces years of mat time.Inside you will learn how to:Understand what changes when cloth grips disappear-and what stays the sameBuild standing connection: stance, base, and the hand fight that sets up everythingEnter takedowns with beginner-safe awareness-not reckless wrestlingPlay closed guard, butterfly, and seated guard without gi handlesRetain guard with knees, elbows, and hips before the pass landsPass without grips: toreando, knee-cut, and body-lock families adapted for no-giWin the underhook war in half guard-the center of most no-gi exchangesEscape mount and side control in a slippery, scramble-heavy environmentNavigate the front headlock-no-gi's busiest crossroadsControl the back where connection is the choke-and finish with a restrained submission setRecognize leg entanglements, protect the knee line, and know your limitsWin scrambles and wrestle-ups with decisions-not panic-and follow an eight-week no-gi planFor white and blue belts moving into no-gi-or gi players who need connection-first fundamentals without the gi crutch. All techniques are for supervised sport training on the mats.Stop guessing without grips. Build a connected no-gi game you can actually use.