Stop forgetting what you learned in class and stop getting lost on the mats. BJJ Ground Chess is a gamified mental trainer that turns your actual high-percentage moves into instinctive, split-second decisions.

Instead of chasing viral techniques you can't pull off in live sparring, build and drill a personalized strategy based on what actually works for your body and your game.

SCORE YOUR PERSONAL PROBABILITY

Rate offensive and defensive moves by your real-world success rate on the mats.

Prioritize reliable A-game techniques over low-percentage distractions. This will become your grappling tracker over time evolving with you.

Customize every move with your own training notes which will become your jiu jitsu journal for each move.

GAMIFIED MENTAL DRILLING

Test your reaction speed with interactive position quizzes. Guard passing will no longer be a slow jeopardy game - after practicing with quizzes it will become reflex.

Train your instincts to select your highest-probability moves under pressure. Submission chains become possible based off of what works for you - based on your defined probability of each move per each position.

Chain positions, attacks, and escapes into reliable mental sequences to cut hesitation during live rolls.

MODULAR POSITION LIBRARIES

Explore cleanly categorized positions across dominant, neutral, and defensive spots.

Add, edit, or delete techniques to curate your own tailored library.

Filter and drill specific libraries to focus intensely on your current weak points.

COACHES & CREATORS: SHARE & MONETIZE

Curate technique libraries linked to video references for your academy.

Give students a direct way to mentally reinforce your gym’s exact curriculum between classes.

Monetize your proprietary systems when practitioners download your custom libraries.

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