Visualizing how techniques flow and fit together is crucial, not only for 9-to-5 hobbyists but also for savvy jiu-jitsu competitors.
In the beginning, when you don’t have a big box of tricks, it is easy to remember a few moves. But once you need to have a full gameplan with many possibilities, your mobile phone notes won’t be enough.
A flowchart is a way to express your gameplan. Here is the definition:
The definition speaks for itself.
This is a simple diagram to show a sequence you’ve drilled many times: Armbar ==> triangle, triangle ==> Omoplata

You can create multiple flowcharts (for competition, takedowns, leg locks, and more).
Please note: There is no magical way to learn BJJ. Nothing replaces a good training session. Our goal here is to provide tools to help with the learning process.
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We use Draw.io to build diagrams. Draw.io is free to commercial and non-commercial use. Here are the details: https://support.draw.io/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=9666610