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Most beginners struggle because:
✗ You don't know what actually matters at white belt
✗ You forget techniques right after class
✗ You train hard but still gas out quickly
✗ Your body feels sore, tight, or injured all the time
✗ Everyone gives advice—but it's often contradictory
BJJ doesn't fail beginners.
Unstructured training does.
Instead of guessing, you'll know exactly:
✓ What techniques to prioritize (and when)
✓ How often to train for real progress
✓ How to roll without panicking or gassing out
✓ How to recover faster and avoid common injuries
✓ How to build habits that lead to real improvement
This is not theory.
It's a step-by-step system you can follow week by week.
Inside the Free PDF You'll Get:
✔ 304 Actionable Checklist Items
✔ 14 Core Training Sections, including:
✔ Priority Levels (Critical / High / Medium / Optional)
✔ Beginner-Friendly & Printable Format
This checklist is perfect if you are:
✓ A brand-new white belt
✓ In your first 1–18 months of BJJ
✓ Training 2–4x per week
✓ Tired of feeling lost, sore, or stuck
✓ Serious about improving—but not obsessing
❌ Not for advanced competitors or black belts
✅ Built specifically for beginners
✓ Feel calmer and more confident during rolls
✓ Gas out less and recover faster between rounds
✓ Stop skipping what actually matters
✓ Avoid beginner mistakes that cause injuries
✓ Progress faster—without burning out
You'll train with intention instead of confusion.
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Used by grapplers who want structure, not guesswork.
"This is the checklist I wish I had when I started BJJ. It covers everything beginners actually struggle with—on and off the mats."
— Grappler's Toolkit
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Both. The principles apply to all BJJ styles.
50+ pages packed with structured, actionable guidance.
Start with Critical items, then add others monthly as you progress.
Stop guessing.
Start progressing with structure.
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