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OFFMAT guides

Train with context. Return with direction.

Practical systems for remembering what happened, understanding recurring positions, and turning one session into a useful next action.

See the improvement loop

Useful after a real round.

Choose the guide that matches the problem you felt in training. Take one useful idea back to your coach and your next round.

Start here · Weekly loop

How to get better at BJJ

Build a weekly improvement loop around purposeful rounds, short reflection, focused study, recovery, and coach feedback.

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After class · 60-second template

BJJ training journal

Record the moment, find the repeated pattern, and carry one useful focus into your next session without writing an essay.

Build the habit

Personal system · Connected routes

BJJ game plan builder

Connect your strongest positions to expected reactions, dependable follow-ups, and recovery routes.

Map your game

Film review · Evidence first

BJJ video analysis

Review rolling footage without judging the whole round. Trace one exchange back to its first meaningful decision.

Review a round
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Describe what happened, what you tried, and how your partner reacted. Use AI Danaher to organize the problem into a clearer next question.

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