Introducing: NOGI Thursdays at Liberatus Jiu Jitsu in Fulshear
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Starting mid-to-late October, Thursdays at Liberatus Jiu Jitsu will be all NoGi classes — for kids and adults!​
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We’ve heard from so many of you asking for this style of Jiu Jitsu, and we’re excited to finally add it to our evening schedule, making Thursdays at Liberatus all NoGi classes.
NoGi is a dynamic, fast-paced style that focuses on controlling your opponent without the traditional kimono (gi). It’s an amazing way to sharpen your technique, improve grip strength, and add variety to your training routine.
TIMELINE
Now Through September 30: Preorder your required uniform
Mid-October: Nogi classes start (exact date TBD).
Required NoGi Uniform
To keep classes consistent and professional, we are introducing a required NoGi uniform:
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For Men & Boys
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Liberatus Rashguard (Required)
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Liberatus NoGi Shorts (Required)
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Black Leggings/Spats (Optional, may be worn under shorts)
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For Women & Girls
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Liberatus Rashguard (Required)
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Black Leggings/Spats (Required — may be worn alone or under shorts)
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Liberatus NoGi Shorts (Optional)​
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Important: Leggings can be any brand, but must be solid black — including stitching and logos — to keep a clean and uniform look.
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We are offering a special discounted rate for rashguards and shorts for the pre-order.
If you or your child plan to attend nogi classes, please order your uniform before September 30!
WHAT IS NOGI?
WHAT IS NOGI?
NOGI is Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practiced without the traditional kimono (gi). Instead of a jacket, pants, and belt, you’ll wear a rash guard (tight-fitting athletic shirt) and shorts designed for grappling. NOGI tends to be faster-paced, focuses more on grips using your body (rather than the gi fabric), and is a great complement to regular gi training.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF TRAINING NOGI?
- Improves speed and reaction time
- Teaches body control and leverage without relying on grips
- Transfers well to wrestling and self-defense scenarios
- Keeps your training fresh and exciting