Watch Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu techniques from any angle and follow each guide step by step. See what comes next, what to try when your opponent blocks it, and keep a log of what you drilled and rolled.
You see a technique once in class, and by the next session the details are gone. Kurobi keeps them on your phone: watch a technique from any angle, read the key details and common mistakes, and find the notes you left each time you trained it.
Step by Step
Each technique has a written guide: the setup, the move and the finish, then the key details and the common mistakes. Most also have selected instructional videos that play right on the page.
Watch it in 3D while you read. Turn the camera, flip to the other side, or go one move at a time.
What’s Next
Guides link to the techniques that start where this one ends, and to the ones to try when your opponent shuts it down. Tap one and keep going.
Explore
Browse by goal: submissions, back takes, control, passes, escapes, sweeps and takedowns. Or search by the name your coach uses, in English, Spanish or Portuguese. “Juji gatame” finds the armbar.
Save techniques to collections to look over before class.
Training Log
Pick the techniques you worked on, top or bottom, and add a note to each. Set how long you trained and how it felt, and for a competition, where you placed.
The next time you open a technique, your notes from earlier sessions are right there.
Your Game
Kurobi spreads what you log across eight goals, from submissions to takedowns, with rolling next to drilling, so the thin spots stand out.
Open any technique to see how often you logged it, on which side, and when. Techniques you haven’t logged in 30 days show up as gone cold.
The Crate
Open the crate and it deals you one technique: one you logged lately, one going rusty, one gone cold, or one you’ve never logged. Tap Drill to start a log with it.
Watch it in 3D and read the guide before class.
Drill it with a partner, then try it in your rolls.
Note what you drilled and rolled, and see where your game is thin.
A journal only holds what you wrote. In Kurobi each log lists techniques from a 3D library, so you can replay a technique, read your earlier notes on it, and see which goals you drill and roll the least.
Learn the technique. Drill it. Log it. Then pick what to work on next.