Kategorie: Retro Striker Muay Thai

Fun for the little ones and gets them asking questions about BJJ.

Purchased as a gift and it was very well received! The jiu jitsu knowledge has been broken down into a fun and engaging format.

Super good book! I love it.

Really good quality, doesn't come off, and really comfortable.

I have a husband and two kids who do jiujitsu. I bought this for the baby, but the other three love it just as much. So cute; well written and fun illustrations. Great job!

It is a cute book for little future black belts!

My son loves this book!

My daughter really liked this book for my grandson.

I love it nice gear looks good on me fill good on me good job

Great Art, Fun Concept, Well done!

Fun read for kids and adults! Been training for years, I really enjoyed the book. Great book at to keep working the ABCs. Perfect gift for anyone who trains OSS

I couldnt pass up getting a second book. I got this one for a gift. Really cool idea.

Bright, engaging illustrations that depict cool characters practicing jiu-jitsu techniques, showcasing different positions and moves in a fun and relatable way.

I love reading this to my child, I feel like he’s going to know the name to all the basic and some advanced positions in a few years of me continuous reading him this. Highly recommend buying.

As a Black Belt and a Father, I just finished the reading of The ABCs of Jiu-Jitsu of Christopher Smart and Dillon Gower and I can say that is an engaging and fun introduction to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for young readers. The book creatively teaches the alphabet while simultaneously introducing basic concepts and movements of Jiu-Jitsu. Each letter corresponds to a technique or key principle in the martial art, from “A is for Armbar” to “Z is for Zebra ,” giving children an exciting way to connect language and sports.

The illustrations are bright and dynamic, capturing the attention of children while helping them visualize the moves in a friendly, non-intimidating manner. The text is simple yet informative, ensuring that children can follow along whether they are new to Jiu-Jitsu or have already started their training.

What makes The ABCs of Jiu-Jitsu particularly valuable is its balance between learning and fun. Each page not only teaches a letter but also reinforces important values like respect, discipline, and teamwork—cornerstones of martial arts training. Parents and instructors will appreciate how the book creates an opportunity to discuss these principles while sparking an interest in physical activity and self-defense.

Overall, The ABCs of Jiu-Jitsu is a fantastic addition to any young child’s library, especially for those interested in martial arts. It’s an educational yet entertaining read that captures the essence of Jiu-Jitsu in a way that’s accessible and enjoyable size for kids.