November 2026 Okinawa BJJ Camp: Three Days of No‑Gi Training with Krikorian & Takahashi

Date: November 20-22, 2026

Location: Okinawa, Japan

Format: No Gi

Duration: Three day intensive camp

The November 2026 Okinawa BJJ Camp brings together two of the most accomplished grapplers in the modern scene. Keith Krikorian, Polaris Champion and one of the most technically polished competitors in the sport, joins Yuki “Submission” Takahashi, the reigning EBI Champion known for his relentless pace and finishing focused style. For three days, attendees will train through a structured series of four no gi seminars and open mat time, designed to deliver high level instruction that translates directly into competition and live training.

Keith’s approach to modern no gi emphasizes clarity, efficiency, and clean pathways through complex positions. His ability to break down systems into usable sequences has made him one of the most respected instructors in the United States. Yuki brings an exciting action packed style built around aggressive transitions, sharp finishing mechanics, and nonstop offense. Together, they create a training environment that blends precision with pressure and gives attendees a chance to learn from two champions with highly effective technique.

Camp participants will also receive exclusive mat side access to the Krikorian versus Takahashi superfight on November 21. This behind the scenes experience offers a rare opportunity to watch both instructors compete up close during fight week. Every attendee will also receive a camp swag bag with limited run items created specifically for the November camp and event.

Whether you are preparing for competition, refining your fundamentals, or looking for a focused weekend of training with two elite champions, the November 2026 Okinawa BJJ Camp offers a rare chance to learn from both a Polaris Champion and an EBI Champion in one place.

Registration is now open. Full details including schedule, pricing, and travel guidance are available on the camp page.

Come ready to train hard and experience Okinawa.

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