The Gi is the fighting armor of every Jiu-jitsu athlete. Therefore, it must be taken care of correctly due to its cost and many fighters’ emotional attachments.
So, we have 3 tips for you to on how to take care of your Gi:
➡️Wash after every training;
➡️Let it dry in the shade;
➡️Wash the colored kimonos inside out;
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