jiu jitsu

– Guide to selecting a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ)-inspired tattoo
– Tattoo ideas for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) enthusiasts
– Stylized BJJ scenes tattoo ideas
– Hands and grips tattoo ideas
– Belt journey tattoo ideas
– Gym logo tattoo ideas
– Jiu Jitsu text tattoo ideas
– Historical BJJ figures tattoo ideas
– Average time to get a black belt in BJJ (8-12 years)
– Incorporating the gym’s logo in the tattoo
– Influential figures in BJJ: Helio Gracie, Mitsuyo Maeda, Royce Gracie, Rickson Gracie, Renzo Gracie
– Tattoo designs of two practitioners rolling
– Animal representations of different BJJ styles or “spirit animals”
– Chess-themed tattoo designs representing BJJ
– Depicting jiu jitsu belts, club logos, famous BJJ practitioners, famous scenes or victory poses, favorite submissions, skeletons doing BJJ, Japanese kanji characters, and fierce or funny animals wearing a gi in tattoos
– Considerations and recommendations for individuals with tattoos returning to BJJ training
– Consultation with tattoo artist about resuming training after getting a tattoo
– Healing time for tattoos (generally 4-6 weeks)
– Cleaning and care recommendations for tattooed areas
– Avoidance of activities such as swimming for at least one week after getting a tattoo
– Avoidance of tight clothing that could cause friction on the tattooed area
– WebMD recommendation to avoid tight clothing for 2-4 weeks after getting a tattoo
– Inviting readers to share their tattoo ideas