Introduction
In order to learn jiu-jitsu, it’s important to have a uniform. There are many brands in the market for jiu Jitsu gi, but most of them fall into one of 3 categories: expensive (some are nearly $500), average (some are around $50), and cheap. We created this post to help beginner BJJ fan with their search for the best brand or what we call standardized Jiu Jitsu gi.
The jiu-jitsu gi is the uniform typically worn by practitioners of Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
The Jiu Jitsu gi is the uniform typically worn by practitioners of Brazilian jiu-jitsu. It consists of short pants, and a long-sleeved shirt, with sleeves, rolled up to the elbow. The pants are made from a thicker material than most other gis and have a tighter fit than regular pants. The headband which holds it all together is often black or white, with the belt being attached at the waist.
The jiu-jitsu gi consists of a jacket, pants, and a cloth belt which indicates the wearer’s rank.
It is made from a single piece of material and is designed to provide maximum flexibility. The jacket should be lightweight yet strong enough to protect your body from injury in case of an attack. The pants are made from durable material that can withstand wear and tear when you train. The belt is used to hold your belt rank so it will not fall off during practice or training sessions.
The black belt is commonly earned after approximately five years.
Jiu-Jitsu is a system of self-defense that focuses on grappling and throwing techniques.
The black belt is commonly earned after approximately five years. It is the highest rank in the system and indicates that the person has mastered all techniques taught at this level. Black belts who have attained this rank are called “grand masters”.
There are several ways to earn black belts, including:
-By attending a martial arts school where you can earn more than one black belt through study and testing
-Bypassing an exam administered by a governing body like the World Jiu-Jitsu Federation (WJJF) or the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (CBJJ)
Only official black belts are allowed to own red and white belts.
We do not encourage our students to wear any other colors of gi other than black, white, and grey. Red is for trainees only, and white is reserved for only our most advanced students.
Jiu Jitsu gi when it will use
The Jiu Jitsu gi is a very important part of the training set that you will use in Jiu Jitsu. This article explains the different types of Jiu Jitsu gis and their uses.
- White Belt Gi: White Belt Gi is used until you reach your first belt rank. It has many features that make it the best Jiu Jitsu gi for beginners who are learning how to use their hands. It has a high-quality fabric and does not tear easily when it is used by beginners.
- Blue Belt Gi: Blue Belt Gi is used only after you have reached blue belt rank in Jiu Jitsu, and it is one of the most popular gis among Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners worldwide because of its durability and comfortability over other brands available on the market today.
- Purple Belt Gi: Purple Belt Gi is another popular choice among experienced practitioners who have mastered their techniques using other brands before switching over to purple belt rank in Brazilian jiu-jitsu because of its durability as well as comfortability over other brands available on the market today.
This means that you should take good care of your jiu Jitsu gi by following these simple steps:
1) Clean and dry your gi before each training session.
2) After each training session, wash your gi with soap and water and let it air dry completely before putting it back on again.
3) Avoid washing your gi in hot water or machines; instead, use cold water or hang-drying if possible.
Conclusion
For beginner or intermediate practitioners, the most suitable type of Jiu Jitsu gi is one with light fabric and special reinforcements in the areas of the highest physical loads. Recommended for – Jiu Jitsu students training in a hot environment, – athletes of small body weight (women and youth), – Jiu Jitsu students who need to adhere to aesthetic standards. For more experienced practitioners, the most suitable is a heavy gi, with dense fabric and reinforcements on numerous parts of the jacket and pants, including collars, cuffs, inside leg intersections, and outside edges of knees. Recommended for – Jiu-Jitsu athletes who enjoy maximum freedom of movement and mobility, – practitioners who train regularly (5+ times per week).
