ADCC 2026 Worlds Lock In for Kraków | No-Gi Weekly July 13–19, 2026
ADCC 2026 locks in for Kraków, CJI and ADCC agree to coexist, Helena Crevar signs with ONE, and no-gi rashguard season heats up. Your no-gi weekly roundup.
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Reach, Bridge, Sprawl: How Your Rashguard Should Move Before You Roll
A rashguard can look flawless standing still and betray you the second you shoot a takedown. Here is a movement-first way to judge no-gi fit — through the reaches, bridges, and sprawls you actually make on the mat.
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Shoulders First: Why No-Gi Rashguard Fit Starts at the Yoke and Collar
Most grapplers judge a rashguard by the torso, but fit actually lives up top. Here’s how the shoulders, yoke, and collar decide whether the whole garment stays put through a hard no-gi round.
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Short Sleeve vs Long Sleeve Rashguard: Getting the No-Gi Fit Right for Each Cut
A short-sleeve and a long-sleeve rashguard are not the same garment scaled up. Each cut fits differently at the arm, cuff, and shoulder — here’s how to size each one for no-gi.
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Does Your Rashguard Snap Back? The Elastane Recovery Test Explained
Forget the size chart for a second. The real proof of how a rashguard should fit shows up in the first hard round — here’s a movement-by-movement fit test you can run before the buzzer.
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Same Tag, Different Body: How Your Build Changes the Way a Rashguard Sits
Two grapplers, same size, wildly different fit. Here’s how torso length, shoulder width, and build decide how a no-gi rashguard actually sits on you.
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Rashguard Hem Keeps Riding Up? Here’s the Real Fix
A rashguard that rides up, bunches at the elbows, or gaps at the neck isn’t broken — it’s the wrong fit for how you move. Here’s how to diagnose it on the mat.
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How a No-Gi Rashguard Should Fit: A Grappler’s Guide to Compression, Sleeves, and Seams
A rashguard that fits wrong slides, bunches, and hands your opponent something to grab. Here is exactly how a no-gi rashguard should fit across the torso, sleeves, collar, and seams.
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The Materials Science of a Rashguard That Keeps Its Color
Fade resistance is built into a rashguard long before your first wash. Here is how fiber, dye method, and knit density decide whether the color lasts — and how to read a spec sheet before you buy.
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IBJJF-Legal Rashguards Under $50: No-Gi Comp Picks That Pass Inspection
Budget rashguards that actually pass IBJJF no-gi inspection: solid-color picks under $30 and $50 that clear the 90% rule, hit sleeve-length minimums, and survive the wash cycle without fading.
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Two Cheap Rashguards or One Good One? A No-Gi Budget Strategy
Should you buy two rashguards under $30 or one closer to $50? A no-gi grappler’s guide to spending a small gear budget where it actually counts.
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Cost Per Roll: The Real Math Behind a Cheap Rashguard
A $25 rashguard and an $85 rashguard can look identical. After 100 hard rolls, one is a rag. Here are the six construction details that decide which budget tops survive.
