Training habits
How to improve at BJJ: 7 habits to bring to your next class
Make your BJJ practice more useful with a clear focus, better questions, purposeful rounds, and a simple way to notice progress.
We are building RollIQ to connect AI-assisted roll analysis with focused training — so you can understand what happened and know what to work on next.

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While we build the app, explore free BJJ training guides and a planner you can take straight to the mats.
Training habits
Make your BJJ practice more useful with a clear focus, better questions, purposeful rounds, and a simple way to notice progress.
Starting BJJ
A practical starting point for BJJ white belts: recognize positions, ask better questions, learn safe training habits, and choose a manageable focus.
Consistency
Build a practical two-day BJJ routine with a shared weekly focus, a short class note, and a plan for missed sessions. Includes a sample week.
You put in the mat time. The hard part is knowing which detail to change next. RollIQ is being built around a simple training loop.
Look back at the positions and decisions that shaped a round. Find the moments worth understanding.
Turn an observation into one specific thing to practice, with a training direction that fits your game.
Return to that focus after training. Reflect on what changed and what still needs work.
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