COMPETITION RULES GENERAL OVERVIEW
Gi: International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation
Due to the authority and history of the International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation (IBJJF) in the world of jiu jitsu, this ruleset has proven to be the most comprehensive and the safest, while maintaining a low level of restriction on the grappler. The IBJJF ruleset can be found below.
Due to the authority and history of the International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation (IBJJF) in the world of jiu jitsu, this ruleset has proven to be the most comprehensive and the safest, while maintaining a low level of restriction on the grappler. The IBJJF ruleset can be found below.
| IBJJF Rules 5.1.1.pdf |
No-Gi: North American Grappling Association
There are at least a dozen popular rulesets of no-gi grappling, but collegiate jiu jitsu needs one that fulfills a criteria of safety, fairness, and competition. After a comprehensive review of all the major rulesets, NAGA's was determined to maintain a high level of safety, while allowing for the growth with leglocks and non-traditional submissions. NAGA's ruleset can be found below.
There are at least a dozen popular rulesets of no-gi grappling, but collegiate jiu jitsu needs one that fulfills a criteria of safety, fairness, and competition. After a comprehensive review of all the major rulesets, NAGA's was determined to maintain a high level of safety, while allowing for the growth with leglocks and non-traditional submissions. NAGA's ruleset can be found below.
| NAGA Rules.pdf |