
When the Gi Comes Off
Take away the gi and the game changes. Grips are harder to find. Scrambles get faster. The pace picks up. Our No Gi program teaches the modern grappling game that has come out of the past decade of ADCC-style competition. Wrestling-flavored tie-ups, body control, leg lock systems, and submission chains that flow from one to the next. The people who walk in tend to be ex-wrestlers who want to keep grappling, MMA fans who want the version of jiu jitsu that maps onto a cage, and students from the gi class who want to see what their game looks like without sleeves and lapels to hold.
Technical, Fast, and Physical
No Gi is technical, fast, and physical. It rewards the practitioner who wants to spend years getting better at solving the puzzle of a sweaty, slippery, smaller or bigger human being. Classes blend technique work with live rolling. You'll come away with bruises, lessons, and a deeper understanding of how the body folds under pressure. New students are welcome any week. The mat is open. Show up early, ask questions, and we'll get you started.

Why Train No Gi?
No Gi is where competition grappling is headed. It is also the version of jiu jitsu that maps cleanest onto MMA. At Allground Jiu Jitsu we teach a curriculum that links classical jiu jitsu fundamentals with modern leg attacks, wrestling control positions, and dynamic guard play. Our coaches train and compete in this style and bring fresh material to every session.
No Gi Jiu Jitsu strips the game down to grips, pressure, and movement. At Allground Jiu Jitsu in Reno it is where wrestlers, gi players, and MMA fans all end up on the same mat. Beginners are welcome any week, and the pace is set by the people in the room.
Why No Gi Jiu Jitsu at ALLGROUND?
Whether you compete or you just love to roll, our No Gi program is open. Drop in, get warm, and try a round.

