Divisions & Rules
M.M.A.C. Grappling Tournaments Are Open to Kids, Teens, Women, and Men.
Divisions are created based on experience, weight, age, and gender (when possible) of the participant, as well as split into Gi & No-Gi.
*Divisions may be combined when necessary and will be combined so that competitors are paired equitably.
Registration fees are collected for each competing participant, as well as for spectators. Rates are as follows:
*PRE-REGISTER & SAVE $$$!
Please note that both Gi and No-Gi are included with basic registration.
Pre-registration can be completed on this website and typically remains open until the day before the event.
Registration can also be completed on the day of the event, or during early weigh-in.
Spectator tickets can be purchased through pre-registration on this website, or in person at the event.
Blog
A Parent’s Guide to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
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How to Coach at BJJ Tournaments
Being a coach is often more difficult than being a competitor. You have to communicate your advice in a manner that will be heard and well received. You’ll have to have more control over your own reactions than your student will need to have over their fear or adrenaline—you can’t shout angrily or incoherently. [...]
How to Manage Fear and Adrenaline in Competition
Fight or flight. A term commonly used to describe an individual’s reaction to a threat—whether real, perceived, or in competition. Typically, the response is fueled by fear and adrenaline. In sports and competition, that fear may be the fear of losing, of looking bad, or not meeting your own personal expectations. Regardless of how [...]
Tips For Getting Into The BJJ Competition Mindset
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, or BJJ, is a sport that involves technical skill in taking down and submitting an opponent. It is just you and them—one winner and, ultimately, one loser. This can be difficult to grasp especially when there are no teammates to share the blame of the loss. However, it is important to enter [...]
