Prove your jiu-jitsu.

The premium BJJ training app. Pick one technique a week, test it in live rounds, and prove what holds up.

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Nine levels. Prove each one.

Every round you log is filed by who it was against. Three hits across two sessions and that level is PROVEN. Then you climb.

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Lighter partner with less experience

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  3. Session 2

Nine levels. Nine different fights.

A sweep that works on a smaller white belt is not the same skill as one that works on a heavier purple belt. So every round you log is filed by who it was against, and each level is earned on its own.

Clearing a hard level never fills in the ones below it. No claiming, no vibes.

Level 5, Platinum. Same-size partner with similar experience.

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Footage: Henrique Rezende, from the JitsAI fundamentals course. The scorebug illustrates how a Focus is scored.

One focus. One week. Prove it.

  1. Pick one focusOne technique for the week. Watch Henrique's lesson on it before class.
  2. Hunt it in live roundsAfter class, a 20-second check-in: how many focused rounds, who each one was against by size and experience, and whether it worked.
  3. Three hits, two sessionsLand it once and that level shows a HIT. Three hits across at least two sessions and it's PROVEN.

Study it before class.

Every focus comes with the one lesson that matters, from Henrique Rezende's 74-lesson fundamentals course. A short briefing before you train, then you go hunting for it in rounds.

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Prefer paper? The Prove-It card pack.

For grapplers who'd rather write it down. Twenty Fundamentals cards, one technique each. The back carries the move, drawn as a panther. The front is the ledger: the same nine rungs as the app, three sessions, three circles to fill.

Not on sale yet. The app keeps the same ledger for you after every class.

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Henrique Rezende

Henrique Rezende

IBJJF No-Gi World Champion. Named Alliance's best coach in 2021. He teaches the 74-lesson fundamentals course inside JitsAI.

  1. Submissions19
  2. Guard fundamentals12
  3. Takedowns10
  4. Sweeps10
  5. Escapes9
  6. Passes8
  7. Positions6

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Seven days to prove one thing.

Then $39 a year. Cancel anytime. Includes Henrique's 74 lessons, the after-class check-in, your nine-level ladder and a coach chat that starts from your rounds.

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Questions grapplers ask first.

Does it replace my coach?

No, and it isn't trying to. Your coach teaches you jiu-jitsu. JitsAI tells you what to take into their class, and what actually survived when you got there.

I'm a white belt. Is it too early?

It's arguably most useful at white belt, where the biggest problem is not knowing what to work on. The quiz picks your first Focus, and the prep lesson teaches it before class.

What does the check-in ask?

Three things: whether you did focused rounds, how many, and for each round who it was against by size and experience, and whether it worked.

Gi or no-gi?

Both. You confirm gi or no-gi each time you log.

What does it cost?

$1 for the first seven days, then $39 a year. Cancel anytime.

More answers in the FAQ

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