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Ronin BJJ is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy Located in Heart of Downtown New Haven CT that specializes in blending traditional Brazilian Jiu Jitsu with other grappling arts such as Submission Wrestling(No GI), Western Scholastic Wrestling, Judo and Sambo.  We support a team atmosphere and create a comfortable learning experience for all ability levels from beginner to expert

 

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is an art based in ground fighting. Along with this, it teaches takedowns, takedown defense, ground control, and especially submissions. Submissions refer to holds that either cut off an opponent’s air supply (chokes) or look to take advantage of a joint (such as armbars).


Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fighters tend to feel very comfortable fighting from a position called the guard, if need be. The guard postion in essence, wrapping one's legs around an opponent to limit their movement is what allows them to fight from their backs so effectively, and is also something that separates their art from most other grappling styles.