BJJ Evolution: Training Log

BJJ Evolution is the training journal for people who take Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu seriously. Write down what worked, where you got stuck and what to ask your coach, and turn every session into a clear focus for the next one. LOG A SESSION IN UNDER A MINUTE • Date, duration, Gi or No-Gi • Positions and techniques you drilled • What worked, what was hard and questions for your coach • How the session felt, from 1 to 5 TECHNIQUE MAP • 80+ sample techniques organized by position: guards, guard passes, sweeps, side control, mount, back control, escapes, takedowns, submissions and defense • Mark what you want to study, what you are studying and what needs review • Add your own techniques and notes • Fast search EVOLUTION CYCLE • Set a technical goal and one concrete next step • Link sessions to the goal and see what changed • Weekly review built from your real data: days trained, most drilled techniques and recurring difficulties • A suggested priority for the week, always showing which notes it came from YOUR BELT AND STRIPES • Track your current belt and stripes (up to 4 on colored belts, up to 6 on black) • Keep your weekly training streak going BJJ EVOLUTION PRO (OPTIONAL SUBSCRIPTION) • 12-month map with every training day, hours and most-trained positions • Difficulties you left behind in your notes • Belt timeline: the time and sessions between each promotion • Year in review as an image to share • Monthly and yearly plans, billed by Google Play. Cancel anytime Session logging, the technique map, goals and the weekly review stay free. WORKS YOUR WAY • Use it without an account: everything stays on your phone and works offline • Or sign in with Google to save to the cloud and access it on any phone • Optional training and weekly review reminders • Dark and light themes PRIVACY FIRST • No ads • No tracking and no selling of data • Export your records anytime • Delete your account and all data right from the app BJJ Evolution organizes your study, but it does not replace your coach and does not evaluate how you execute techniques. Sample techniques are generic starting points: edit them, delete them or create your own. Oss!