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Wellness
Ground work and submission basics
Gilda
SedgeLearning jiu-jitsu helps you understand how to use your body smart, not just strong. It's like a puzzle you solve with your whole self, and it builds amazing focus.
In 2034, you could be a confident teen, ready for any challenge, maybe even coaching younger kids in self-defense. Your sharp mind and strong spirit will help you tackle anything, on or off the mat.
Optional materials for this quest.
BJJ Gi (Beginner)
RequiredYou need a gi for most classes. A basic cotton gi is durable, washable, and the right starting point — no need to overthink the brand at white belt.
Mouth Guard
RequiredNon-negotiable safety gear. A boil-and-bite guard protects your teeth during live rolling and sparring — accidents happen even in friendly rolls.
Rashguard (No-Gi)
Useful for no-gi classes and wearing under your gi to reduce mat friction. Wicks sweat better than a plain t-shirt during hard rounds.