What is the difference between Gi and No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu?
No-Gi is practiced without the traditional kimono, so grips and movement patterns change. The fundamentals of positional control and grappling still matter.

Submission Grappling
Fast-paced submission grappling without the kimono — applicable to MMA, self-defense, and ADCC-style competition.
What To Expect
Wrestling, leg entanglements, and dynamic submissions.
Positions, scrambles, and finishes that translate to mixed martial arts.
High-pace rounds build elite cardio and grip endurance.
Dedicated No-Gi tracks for both kids and adult students.
Training at MCBJJ Carson
No-Gi training focuses on movement, control and submission grappling without the traditional kimono. At MCBJJ in Carson, students can explore this format alongside the academy's other Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu programs.
The academy lists No-Gi options for adults and younger students. If you're new, ask the team which session is appropriate for your age and experience rather than assuming that every No-Gi session is a beginner class.
The training takes place at 441 Carson St. Unit O in Carson, CA. Students traveling from the South Bay can review the schedule and request a first class directly through the academy.
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No-Gi is practiced without the traditional kimono, so grips and movement patterns change. The fundamentals of positional control and grappling still matter.
MCBJJ lists one physical training location in Carson. Students from nearby South Bay cities are welcome to ask about classes there.
Contact the coaching team with your experience level and preferred class. They can confirm which current session is a suitable first visit.
Looking for more information? Read our beginner's guide to Gi vs. No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu
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First class is FREE. No experience needed. All ages welcome.
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