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Evaluation criteria
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Martial Arts · discipline

Brazilian jiu-jitsu

Gi and no-gi grappling.

2 Formats
Format
5–10 min by belt
Categories
WomenMen
Competition
Opens · Championships
Weight & grade
Weight classes set by each federation and seasonBelt / grade levelsAge groups: cadet, junior, senior, veterans
01

Formats

Formats2

  • Gi
  • No-gi
02

Performance indicators

↑Higher is better↓Lower is better

Results2

  • Win rate % ↑
  • Submission wins ↑

Scoring1

  • Points per match ↑
03

Scouting parameters

Technical

  • Technical repertoire

Tactical

  • Distance & timing
  • Adapting between rounds

Physical

  • Conditioning
  • Healthy weight management

Mental

  • Composure
04

Rankings & records

Ranking method Weight-class ranking

Ranking points per weight class from results at graded events.

Competition records
  • Win–loss record
  • Finishes
  • Medals per weight class
05

Achievements

  • National titles
  • Continental & world medals
  • Grades / belts
  • Team selections
06

Video requirements

  • Full boutsAt least three recent bouts, unedited.
    Required
07

Evaluation

Method Bout assessment

Criteria graded 1–10 across recorded bouts; graded within belt level.

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Criteria
  • Guard game
  • Passing
  • Submissions

People make every decision. Nothing is scored or ranked automatically.

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