You study BJJ but you tend to forget most of it.

Save a YouTube clip, write your notes to a timestamp, and quickly revisit when you need it. Build and organize your own systems so what you study sticks.

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The clip screen: the video, the Start and End controls that trim the clip in place with the Loop and speed controls on the row below them, the Add note here button, and the clip's timestamped notes, each pinned to a second of the video.

How it works

Paste a link, trim it to the part you care about, write your note while it loops.

Tag it by position, so everything you have saved about passing the knee shield is one tap away.

Trim it to the part that mattered

1:29Hand on bottom knee, hand on knee shield ankle.

Save

Paste the link, trim it, write the note while you are still watching.

Organize

Tag by position. Group what belongs together.

Use it

Put a few on Today before class. They are waiting when you arrive.

Everyone good at grappling has a system.

Gordon and Danaher talk about systems and dilemmas. So does the guy who takes your back every round, even if it only lives in his head. Newaza is where you build and organize yours.

Start with the video you rewatched last week.

You know the one.

In private beta, public sign-ups open soon