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NAGA

North American Grappling Association

GiNo-GiGrappling

NAGA holds grappling and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu championships across many cities, commonly offering both Gi and No-Gi divisions.

Who it may be good for

Competitors who want access to a long-running regional grappling tournament circuit.

Who can compete

Children, teens, adults and masters divisions are offered at many events.

Registration

Each event page provides registration, division, venue and deadline information. Experience categories may be based on total grappling experience rather than belt alone.

Weigh-ins

Check the specific event for early, night-before or event-day weigh-in options and any allowable division changes.

Rules and scoring

Gi and No-Gi divisions can use different rules. Review the current NAGA rule set, scoring and legal techniques for your age and experience level.

First-event checklist

  • ✓Count your total grappling experience accurately.
  • ✓Read both Gi and No-Gi rules if entering both.
  • ✓Confirm the weigh-in option you plan to use.
  • ✓Review your bracket after it is published.

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Important reminder

Tournament dates, prices, divisions, rules and policies can change. This TapX guide is an introduction, not the organizer’s official rulebook. Confirm the current information on the official event page before registering, cutting weight or making travel arrangements.

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