by Jehan | Apr 11, 2017 | Blog, Travel, Trip Report
I arrived slightly early to the dojo as it was a short, leisurely walk from my beach side hotel. Stopping along the way to appreciate an amazing sunset i had a sense that the the sky was on fire. Soon after realising this was not North Korea’s retaliation for being...
by Dorothy | Apr 7, 2017 | Blog, Training, Travel, Trip Report
The first in a series of travelogues by BJJASIA correspondent Dorothy Dao. Destination #0: San Francisco, California “Ma’am, are you okay?” The TSA agent at San Francisco International Airport looks at me with concern. Who is this crying girl trying to get...
by Jehan | Mar 28, 2017 | Blog
Ever wondered about the psychological allure of Jiu Jitsu? David Ley (Phd) who is a clinical psychologist and brown belt in BJJ at Gracie Barra New Mexico delves deeper into the mental and subconscious aspects of the gentle art. His original article was featured on...
by Jehan | Mar 28, 2017 | Blog, Health, Training
Unfortunately injuries are just part of the game. Hopefully they’ll be minor injuries and you’ll recover from them quickly, but regardless, getting back to training after recuperating from an injury is always a tricky business. Stephan Kesting of grapplearts.com...
by Jehan | Mar 28, 2017 | Blog, Training
In 2013 Jiu Jitsu Brotherhood joined with filmmaker Stuart Cooper to create the ‘Spirit of Jiu Jitsu’, a short-film about the BJJ lifestyle that was shot in Phuket, Thailand. Since then it has garnered over six hundred thousand views and remains one of the most iconic...
by Jehan | Mar 28, 2017 | Blog
In order to fully understand Jiu-Jitsu, it is important to know where it came from. Nic Greoriades of the Jiu Jitsu Brotherhood provides a brief and concise history of the art we have all come to love....
by Jehan | Oct 15, 2016 | Results
