About Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ)

Our Mindset

Hum champions banate hain. At Crosstrain Fight Club, we don't look for shortcuts. When life gives options, we always pick the tougher route. Jitna complicated, utna behtar - because that's where real confidence comes from. Our mats? Think of them as the testing ground for India’s future warriors.

Kya Hai Jiu-Jitsu Yahan? (What’s Jiu-Jitsu Here?)

BJJ is endless. Anaconda, D’arce, single leg, double leg - duniya bhar ka leg locks. It can get overwhelming, but we keep it simple. For us, 80% of Jiu-Jitsu is about guard retention and guard passing drills. Master these, and your game levels up. Baaki sab details hai - details se hi champion bante hain (the rest are details - and champions are made from details).

Training Styles: Gi & No-Gi

Train in the Gi for that classic, technical chess-match feel – grips, chokes, sweeps. Or go for no-gi grappling classes, with rash guards and shorts, focusing on speed and body mechanics. No-Gi is pure ground game, perfect for anyone interested in BJJ for MMA.

Starting Out? No Stress

Sabko start kahin se karna padta hai (everyone has to start somewhere). We drill basics until they’re second nature. Expect:

• Break falls, stand-ups, shoulder rolls
• Guard recovery and freestyle movement
  Figure out kya mushkil ho raha hai and chip away at it. Make your art.

For Competitors: Saturday Grind

We’ve built pros who win at national and international levels. Pro team? Three-a-day training, balancing jobs, never quitting. Saturday sparring? That’s where iron sharpens iron.

Community & Coaches

Coach Siddharth Singh, India's top BJJ Black Belt, leads our crew. Everyone’s detail-oriented, active on the scene, and always pushing for more. Training is tough but community is family. Regular seminars with international Black Belts keep us sharp. All levels, all backgrounds, sab ek family (everyone's a family).