Getting a Grip.

If you've spent enough time on the mats, you've probably met that guy.

Unfortunately... I was him (and thats me there ⬅️).

For years, I trained and coached Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Shanghai. I was obsessed with getting better. Every spare hour went into drilling, lifting, studying instructionals, or getting another round in. My philosophy was simple: be the best training partner in the room. If I could help everyone around me improve, the best people would keep wanting to train with me, and I'd improve too.

What I didn't realize was that being a good training partner wasn't just about showing up on time, rolling with control, or having a good attitude.

It also meant taking care of yourself.

No one wants to drill with the guy whose gi smells like it died three weeks ago. No one enjoys getting sweat rubbed into mat burn by someone who's got a weird lookin' skin thing. Recovery, hygiene, and looking after yourself isn't vanity, they're part of respecting the people you train with.

That realization sent me down a rabbit hole.

I started researching skincare ingredients, recovery, wound care, and formulations. I tested products from all over the world, then started making my own. I wasn't trying to build a skincare company. I was just trying to solve the problems I kept running into as a grappler.

Eventually, those experiments became GRIP.

Every product we make exists because it solved a real problem I had on the mats. Whether it's mat burn, dry skin, cracked hands, post-training recovery, or just not wanting to smell like a forgotten gym bag, GRIP is built specifically for people who spend more time grappling than grooming.

So if you're another obsessed Jiu-Jitsu nerd who forgets to take care of themselves because you're too busy thinking about heel hooks, guard passing, or your next competition...

You're in the right place.

Get a GRIP.