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BJJ News Update: IBJJF New York Summer Open 2026 & The USADA Era | BJJ Bangkok

BJJ News Update: IBJJF New York Summer Open 2026 & The USADA Era | BJJ Bangkok Following the conclusion of the JJIF World Championships in Abu Dhabi, the international grappling community has immediately shifted its focus back to the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF). Mid-August 2026 is proving to be a highly active period for … Read more

Technical Analysis: UFC Fight Night & ONE Friday Fights 165 – Mastering Transitions in Modern Combat | BJJ Bangkok

Technical Analysis: UFC Fight Night & ONE Friday Fights 165 – Mastering Transitions in Modern Combat | BJJ Bangkok Analyzing recent world-class events reveals critical tactical shifts across striking, anti-wrestling, and submission grappling. Studying these bouts provides a clear blueprint of how modern fights are won in the transitional spaces between disciplines. Success in the … Read more

Weekend Fight Schedule Breakdown (Aug 1–9, 2026): Deconstructing World-Class Fight Mechanics | BJJ Bangkok

Weekend Fight Schedule Breakdown (Aug 1–9, 2026): Deconstructing World-Class Fight Mechanics | BJJ Bangkok The first week of August 2026 represents an extraordinary convergence of elite combat sports events worldwide. From August 1 to 9, combat sports enthusiasts and active practitioners are treated to a dense schedule spanning championship Gi/No-Gi grappling, 4oz small-glove striking, and … Read more

ONE Friday Fights 165 Breakdown: Deconstructing Long-Limbed Range Disruption and 4oz Timing at Lumpinee | BJJ Bangkok

ONE Friday Fights 165 Breakdown: Deconstructing Long-Limbed Range Disruption and 4oz Timing at Lumpinee | BJJ Bangkok ONE Friday Fights 165 at the iconic Lumpinee Boxing Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand, serves as a masterclass in modern combat biomechanics. High-stakes clashes featuring long-limbed tacticians like Nabil Anane alongside elite precision strikers like Superlek provide fight analysts … Read more

The Fake Teep to Flying Knee Trap: Weaponizing Conditioned Reflexes into Knockout Precision | BJJ Bangkok

The Fake Teep to Flying Knee Trap: Weaponizing Conditioned Reflexes into Knockout Precision | BJJ Bangkok In modern stand-up combat sports, particularly within elite Muay Thai and Kickboxing environments, rules allowing catch-and-sweep mechanics have elevated the push kick (Teep) into the premier distance management tool. However, the ubiquitous use of the Teep has cultivated a … Read more

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