BJJ Competition

BJJ Weight Cut for Masters Competitors: Why Most Should Skip It

TL;DR For most masters competitors, the best BJJ weight cut is the one you skip: pick the division you can make at your normal walking-around weight. If you are within about 1–2% of the limit, small food and routine changes over several weeks beat any last-week water trick. Rapid dehydration is where masters competitors get

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IBJJF Weight Classes Explained: Gi, No-Gi, and What Changes at Masters

The short version If you are weighing whether to adjust your weight at all, I wrote a longer take on why most masters competitors should skip the cut. The IBJJF runs nine weight classes for adult men (Rooster through Ultra Heavy) and eight for adult women, and masters divisions use exactly the same weight limits

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BJJ Masters Competition Tips: How to Compete Smart After 40

Disclosure: Jiuoss is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. I only recommend gear I’d train with myself. TL;DR — the masters competition tips that actually matter Work out which division you actually make before anything else, because that decision shapes

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