Two newsletters, one a month each. Letters to the Legion for the adults on the mats, Little Legion for the parents and kids. Read every issue here, or subscribe and get it by email a week early.
Written by Miha Perhavec. Jiu-jitsu concepts you can use on the mats this week, academy news, matches of the month, and whatever Legion has been up to.
Latest: Letters to the Legion XXVII, September 2026. The October 2026 issue goes to subscribers on October 1 and lands here on October 7.
Subscribers get every Letters to the Legion issue by email on the 1st. It lands here on the 7th.
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Guard concepts, managing a fresh injury, Legion instructors all over Asia, an ADCC World Championship primer, the Labor Day schedule, a parents beginner program, new events and merch.
LTTL 26Guard passing concepts, a belt stripes update, matches of the month, postcards from Thailand, new events and gear.
LTTL 25Art of War part two, the 4th of July sale, three black belt stripe promotions, a roll call to help Paige, matches of the month, new gear and the No-Gi Video Manual.
LTTL 24The 2-year anniversary edition: three art-of-war principles for the mats, the supplements Miha actually takes, matches from Worlds, a lifetime membership, the parents class expansion and the return of the women's class.
LTTL 23The golden rule of sparring partner selection, the referral reward system, match of the month, next beginner courses, the healthcare worker self-defense workshop and the ADCC West Coast Trials report.
LTTL 22Three biomechanical concepts, matches of the month, Coach Sunshine back from Japan, the new app, highlighted classes, summer camp and a Jiu-Jitsu World League recap.
LTTL 21Biomechanical concepts part two, four new coaches, an updated schedule, matches of the month and more.
LTTL 18The first ever technique breakdown, a design challenge, matches of the month and more.
LTTL 17Mindset tips for getting more out of training, matches of the month, promotions and the Liberty rashguard.
LTTL 16An inside look at the CJI 2 controversy, four tips for being a great training partner and more.
LTTL 15Biomechanical concepts for jiu-jitsu domination, new events, a CJI exclusive and new merch.
LTTL 14Countering the number two jiu-jitsu career stopper, 4th of July news, superfight and promotion recaps.
LTTL 8Legion's 2024 by the numbers, the holiday schedule, Sloan wins his MMA fight, Paige medals at No-Gi Worlds, and the events kicking off 2025.
LTTL 4Highlighted competitions and the Masters divisions, a four-stretch cooldown routine, Coach Sunshine's Saturday class explained, the Labor Day schedule and a book and CJI update.
LTTL 3.5A rare emergency edition: help launch the No-Gi Manual on Amazon and get the full video course free, plus the Craig Jones Invitational watch party.
LTTL 1The first edition: how Legion got here, Paige's black belt promotion, the new Gi Fundamentals curriculum, board game night and the men's shower room.
Subscribers: October 1. Everyone else: October 7, right here.
Subscribe to get it first →Not every back issue made it into the archive yet. Issues II, III, V to VII, IX to XIII, XIX and XX will be added when we track down the originals.
Written by Will Robinson. Everything parents need to know about the kids program: tournament results, belt ceremonies, Student of the Month, the Pillar of the Month and upcoming events.
Latest: Little Legion Newsletter No. 25, September 2026. The October 2026 issue goes to subscribers on October 1 and lands here on October 7.
Subscribers get every Little Legion issue by email on the 1st. It lands here on the 7th.
You are in. The next issue hits your inbox on the 1st.
In-house tournament results and awards, the next tournament date, Bring a Buddy Day, Student of the Month Jason Ma, the fall belt ceremony, the Personal Growth pillar and the Parents Beginner Course.
Little Legion 24The August Kids In-House Tournament, the fall belt ceremony, Student of the Month Kaleia Sofia Tuti, the Warrior Spirit pillar, new parents classes, kids t-shirts and a first look at the Legion Champions Club.
Subscribers: October 1. Everyone else: October 7, right here.
Subscribe to get it first →Training it is better. Your first class is free, and most adults start with the 5-Week Beginner Course. Kids ages 4 to 14 start with a free trial class.
