CCC BJJ - Blue Belt Requirements

Stop guessing what to learn next. Start training with a plan.

BJJ can be overwhelming. There are hundreds of techniques to learn, countless variations, and an endless supply of instructionals online. But as a hobbyist working towards your Blue Belt, how much do you actually need to know?

The Cassidy Combat Club Blue Belt Handbook gives you a practical framework for answering that question.

Inside, you’ll find a look at the skills, positions, submissions, escapes, sweeps and transitions that a developing BJJ practitioner should initially be working towards understanding.

Rather than giving you an enormous list of techniques to memorise, the handbook helps you understand:

🥋 How many techniques you should reasonably have in your toolbox

🥋 Which positions are essential to understand first

🥋 The key submissions, escapes and sweeps worth prioritising

🥋 Which techniques commonly connect together

🥋 What to focus on now — and what can wait until later

🥋 How to build a simple, functional BJJ game without trying to learn everything

The handbook is deliberately designed for the everyday practitioner. The person who trains because they love BJJ, want to improve, and would like to work towards their Blue Belt without needing to become a high-level competitor.

There isn’t one exact number of techniques that makes someone a Blue Belt. Everyone develops differently, and your coach ultimately decides when you’re ready for promotion.

Instead, this handbook gives you a reasonable benchmark and a clear direction so you can see where your knowledge is developing, identify gaps in your game, and make better use of your training time.

Stop collecting random techniques.

Know what matters. Know what to work on. Know where you’re going.

👉 GET THE BLUE BELT HANDBOOK TODAY.

Take the handbook to the mats, work through it alongside your regular classes, and build your BJJ one fundamental piece at a time.