Demos

Alliance Tampa — a competition-focused gi academy in Florida. Professor Dan Torres runs a structured belt curriculum with dedicated IBJJF prep classes. Black belts on the mat every session. Built for the long road from white to black.

An old laundromat in Hollow Creek, Indiana, converted into a 24/7 no-gi grappling gym. Wade Calloway runs it solo — black belt under Heath Pedigo, Vaghi lineage. Daisy Fresh tradition. No filler, real grappling.

The everyday jiu-jitsu journal. Editorial magazine layout, hairline rules, Bebas Neue display type, faint Brazilian BJJ sumi-e in the hero. For practitioners who treat the art as a daily study.

Theo Kostas Science BJJ — a fully online academy run by Theo Kostas, a Greek-American grappler obsessed with game theory. No physical mat, no walk-ins, no scheduled classes. Just relentless system breakdowns, opponent-specific game plans, and weekly office hours. Built for the brown belt who studies more than they roll.

80s New Wave meets Knight Rider. Neon purple, cyan glow, dark synthwave aesthetic.

Sunroll Jiu-Jitsu — a sun-soaked storefront academy in West LA. Tarantino-orange vintage 70s aesthetic, sun-and-wave logo, "your class, on demand" ethos. Built for the lifer who treats jiu-jitsu like a daily surf check.

Australian grappling. Red rock and dust, Uluru horizon, rugged and far. The grappler who trains alone on the edge of the continent.

Jiu-jitsu as a quiet art. White gi, a dim dojo, the patient game — angles, timing, and finishes drilled in silence. Sumi ink, a single vermilion thread, and the hidden mechanics of a ninja house.

Pure red on black. Two-color contrast. Inspired by Italo Santorsula's bold graphic style.