Tying a Jiu Jitsu belt isn\'t difficult to do, however may take some training before you can get it down without focusing on the thing you are doing. Notwithstanding, after you work on tying your bjj belt only a couple of times you will be tying it without any hesitation. Tying a Jiu Jitsu belt or any combative techniques belt besides is a straightforward interaction, so I will separate it for you in a couple simple to follow steps:

1. First ensure you are wearing both the jeans and top of your Jiu Jitsu Gi. Then, at that point, put the left half of your gi top or lapel, on top of the right side. Typically at the lower part of your left lapel will have a fix meaning that the side with the fix will be over the other lapel. bjj gi

2. Since you are wearing your Jiu Jitsu Gi the right way place the center of your jiu Jitsu belt across your stomach. The two finishes of your bjj belt will be contacting the floor now.

3. Fold the belt over you to the back and trade each end with the contrary hands. Then, at that point, bring the closures of the belt back before you. Now the belt is set effectively and all that is left is tying your bjj belt.

4. Presently cross the finishes of the belt before you, crossing the left hand side first then, at that point, getting the right hand side over the left one.

5. Then, at that point, totally fold the finish of your belt that is currently on your left side added to the repertoire that is folded over you. Maybe you are tucking it under 2 belts. Whenever this is done basically pull the two closures of your bjj belt so it gets tight on you.

6. Presently all that is left is making a bunch on your bjj belt. You can do this by putting the right finish of the belt on top of the left and squeeze it with your left thumb and fingers. Then, at that point, twist the finish of the belt on top towards you, under the other belt and start to pull the two closures.

7. The writing is on the wall; you simply tied your own personal Jiu Jitsu belt without help from anyone else! Congrats!

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