This weekend I'm heading to the Boston Summer Open, and I'm feeling excited and optimistic.

I’ve had more people stop me in class to take a closer look at the graphics on this rashguard than any other. It's attractive, comfortable, and high quality.

I hurt my elbow and had to deal with a cold for two days, but it was still a great week.

Injuries, illness, tournament struggles, and all the other obstacles I faced earlier this year seem like a distant memory now.

Did you know that if you show up to class with a cold sore, you could infect everyone you roll with?

When you're suddenly not able to train due to injury, it can be devastating. Here's how to prevent that from happening.

This was a great week of training, with lots of new skills, a visit to a different gym, and a relaxing recovery day.

This week was all about ramping up my training and cleaning up my diet. My next big tournament is just around the corner.

Looking for a tool to help you juggle BJJ training, competition, and life? Look no further than this little book.

I jumped right back into training this week, and I'm glad I did. I've also been having success with setting small daily goals for my training.

My BJJ student Kolybaba grew up on a farm and only bought groceries three times a year. I asked if she would share her story with us.

Doing lots of cardio, but still running out of gas in BJJ? Consider that running on the treadmill and having some big scary guy try to choke you are nothing alike

This week's picks are a thank-you to our boldest coaches. Thanks to each of you for speaking your mind and the truth, and knocking the Internet stupidity level down a notch.

After my competition last week at the New York Open, I can't wait to get back out there and do my thing.

Thirteen weeks of traveling, rolling, drilling, dieting, and killing my strength and conditioning program all came together this week at the New York Open.

I don’t like man bashing, especially since my teammates at my gym are so awesome. But the fact is some guys are dicks.

Drinking a ton of water and saving your weight cut for the last day is actually better than gradual dehydrating. In this case, slow and steady does not win the race.