Typical effort: 75–85 % of maximum heart rate (Andreato 2015). Generate a complete .fit file for a session you could not record.
Gi grips and a wrist strap do not mix. Sleeves catch on the band, it presses into your training partner during close guard work, and salt plus repeated pressure wears out the sensor housing. Most people simply leave it in the bag.
Research on competitive BJJ athletes reports 75–85 % of maximum heart rate during rolling — lower than striking arts, because the work is sustained rather than explosive. Long isometric phases in guard and control positions keep heart rate elevated at a plateau instead of producing sharp spikes.
| Effort heart rate | 75–85 % of HRmax |
| Source | Andreato 2015 |
| Load pattern | See methodology table |
A 90-minute class is typically 10 min warm-up, 20 min technique, 10 min positional drilling and 4–6 rolling rounds of 5–6 minutes. Because rolls are long and rests are short, BJJ accumulates a high training load despite the moderate peak values.
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