Rolling with Laughter: 130+ Jiu Jitsu Jokes for the Mats

Introduction:

Jiu Jitsu, the ancient martial art that combines technique, discipline, and a whole lot of sweat. It’s a sport that’s as serious as it gets on the mats, but even the most dedicated practitioners need a good laugh now and then. In this collection of jiu jitsu jokes,

We’ve woven humor into the fabric of this martial art, so whether you’re a black belt or a white belt, you’re in for some serious chuckles. So, let’s bow in and get ready to roll with laughter!

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Hilarious jiu jitsu jokes:

1. Why did the jiu jitsu master go to the bakery? To learn the perfect “bread-and-butter” sweep!
2. What did one jiu jitsu practitioner say to the other at the buffet? “Watch out for the arm bar!”
3. Why was the jiu jitsu student always calm? Because they knew how to “roll” with the punches!
4. What do you call a jiu jitsu artist who’s also a musician? A “chop and roll” expert!
5. Why did the jiu jitsu practitioner bring a backpack to class? In case they needed to “take down” notes!
6. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite snack? “Ground-nuts” – perfect for energy!
7. Why did the jiu jitsu black belt refuse to play hide and seek? Because they always “choke” under pressure!
8. What do you call a jiu jitsu master who’s also a gardener? A “ground-control” expert!
9. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a map to the dojo? To show students the “path to victory”!
10. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite dance move? The “triangle choke”!
11. Why did the jiu jitsu artist go to the art gallery? To appreciate “masterful sweeps”!
12. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at math? A “submission expert”!
13. Why did the jiu jitsu student always carry an umbrella? In case they needed to “breakfall” in the rain!
14. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite game show? “The Submission Impossible”!
15. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor start a bakery? Because they wanted to “roll out” delicious techniques!
16. What do you call a jiu jitsu master who’s also a stand-up comedian? A “tap-out comedian”!
17. Why did the jiu jitsu practitioner bring a magnifying glass to the tournament? To “examine” their opponent’s weaknesses!
18. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite movie genre? “Ground-fighting action”!
19. Why did the jiu jitsu black belt bring a ladder to class? To show that they were “always one step ahead”!
20. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who loves the ocean? A “swept away” surfer!
21. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a pogo stick to the dojo? To add some “bounce” to the training!
22. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite board game? “Check-mate and roll”!
23. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a parachute to the tournament? Just in case they needed an “air submission”!
24. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a poet? A “submission scribe”!
25. Why did the jiu jitsu student always carry a notebook? To jot down their “grappling wisdom”!
26. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of music? “Ground-breaking beats”!
27. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the gym? To “stock up” on techniques!
28. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at chess? A “mat tactician”!
29. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a harmonica to the dojo? To play some “choke-sical tunes”!
30. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite book genre? “Arm-lock drama”!
31. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a telescope to the tournament? To “see” their opponent’s moves coming!
32. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a chef? A “submission sous-chef”!

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33. Why did the jiu jitsu student always have a flashlight? In case they needed to “light up” their technique!
34. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of dessert? “Triangle-tiramisu” – it’s sweet and lethal!
35. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the seminar? To “take down” important notes!
36. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at puzzles? A “submission solver”!
37. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor start a podcast? To share their “choke-tales” with the world!
38. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of ice cream? “Ground-nilla” – classic and smooth!
39. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a suitcase to the tournament? In case they needed to “roll” to victory!
40. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s a master of disguise? A “submission spy”!
41. Why did the jiu jitsu student always carry a rubber chicken? To add some “choke-ster” humor to the dojo!
42. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of fruit? “Arm-ange” – it’s full of vitamin “G” (for grappling)!
43. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the competition? To “tap into” their potential!
44. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s a master of strategy? A “submission strategist”!
45. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a ladder to the dojo? To “climb” to new heights of excellence!
46. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite game to play during breaks? “Check-mate and choke” – a tactical combo!
47. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a rubber duck to the seminar? To add some “choke-humor” to the discussions!
48. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a writer? A “submission author”!
49. Why did the jiu jitsu student always bring a first aid kit? In case they needed to “heal hook” injuries!
50. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite way to relax after training? “Ground-nap” – it’s the ultimate recovery!
51. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the grappling event? To “arm” themselves with knowledge!
52. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s always inventing new moves? A “submission inventor”!
53. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to the belt ceremony? To remind everyone that laughter is the best “choke”!
54. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of coffee? “Ground-puccino” – it’s the perfect post-training pick-me-up!
55. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a parachute to the dojo? To make sure they were always “grounded”!
56. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at wordplay? A “submission pun-isher”!
57. Why did the jiu jitsu student always carry a dictionary? To “choke up” on their vocabulary!
58. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of sandwich? “Arm-strami” – it’s a chokehold of flavor!
59. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the open mat session? To “sweep” up any knowledge they could find!
60. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a magician? A “submission sorcerer”!
61. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to the self-defense class? To add some “choke-defense” humor to the lesson!
62. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of soup? “Ground-beef stew” – it’s packed with grappling energy!
63. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a backpack to the competition? To carry their “arm”ament of skills!
64. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at trivia? A “submission quiz-ter”!
65. Why did the jiu jitsu student always carry a notepad? To “choke up” their training notes!
66. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of music? “Ground-breaking beats” – they roll to the rhythm!
67. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the sparring session? To “submit” to the pursuit of knowledge!
68. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a comedian? A “submission stand-up”!
69. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to the self-defense seminar? To remind everyone that humor is their “choke” of choice!
70. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of bread? “Arm-ageddon” – it’s the ultimate chokehold of flavor!
71. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a parachute to the grappling event? To ensure they were always “grounded” in their techniques!
72. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at charades? A “submission actor”!
73. Why did the jiu jitsu student always have a whoopee cushion? To add some “choke-larity” to the dojo!
74. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of fruit? “Arm-berries” – they’re great for post-training recovery!
75. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the rolling session? To carry their “arsenal” of moves!
76. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a chef? A “submission sous-chef”!
77. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to the belt promotion ceremony? To ensure everyone left with a “choke-hold” on laughter!
78. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of coffee? “Ground-puccino” – it’s the perfect way to recharge after training!
79. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a parachute to the sparring session? To be ready for a “groundbreaking” moment!
80. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at tongue twisters? A “submission twister”!
81. Why did the jiu jitsu student always carry a dictionary? To “choke up” on their vocabulary!
82. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of sandwich? “Arm-strami” – it’s a chokehold of flavor!
83. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the open mat session? To “sweep” up any knowledge they could find!
84. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a magician? A “submission sorcerer”!
85. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to the self-defense class? To add some “choke-defense” humor to the lesson!
86. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of soup? “Ground-beef stew” – it’s packed with grappling energy!
87. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a backpack to the competition? To carry their “arm”ament of skills!
88. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at trivia? A “submission quiz-ter”!
89. Why did the jiu jitsu student always carry a notepad? To “choke up” their training notes!

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90. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of music? “Ground-breaking beats” – they roll to the rhythm!
91. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the sparring session? To “submit” to the pursuit of knowledge!
92. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a comedian? A “submission stand-up”!
93. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to the self-defense seminar? To remind everyone that humor is their “choke” of choice!
94. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of bread? “Arm-ageddon” – it’s the ultimate chokehold of flavor!
95. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a parachute to the grappling event? To ensure they were always “grounded” in their techniques!
96. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at charades? A “submission actor”!
97. Why did the jiu jitsu student always have a whoopee cushion? To add some “choke-larity” to the dojo!
98. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of fruit? “Arm-berries” – they’re great for post-training recovery!
99. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the rolling session? To carry their “arsenal” of moves!
100. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a chef? A “submission sous-chef”!
101. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to the belt promotion ceremony? To ensure everyone left with a “choke-hold” on laughter!
102. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of coffee? “Ground-puccino” – it’s the perfect way to recharge after training!
103. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a parachute to the sparring session? To be ready for a “groundbreaking” moment!
104. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at tongue twisters? A “submission twister”!
105. Why did the jiu jitsu student always carry a dictionary? To “choke up” on their vocabulary!
106. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of sandwich? “Arm-strami” – it’s a chokehold of flavor!
107. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the open mat session? To “sweep” up any knowledge they could find!
108. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a magician? A “submission sorcerer”!
109. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to the self-defense class? To add some “choke-defense” humor to the lesson!
110. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of soup? “Ground-beef stew” – it’s packed with grappling energy!
111. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a backpack to the competition? To carry their “arm”ament of skills!
112. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at trivia? A “submission quiz-ter”!
113. Why did the jiu jitsu student always carry a notepad? To “choke up” their training notes!
114. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of music? “Ground-breaking beats” – they roll to the rhythm!
115. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the sparring session? To “submit” to the pursuit of knowledge!
116. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a comedian? A “submission stand-up”!
117. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to the self-defense seminar? To remind everyone that humor is their “choke” of choice!
118. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of bread? “Arm-ageddon” – it’s the ultimate chokehold of flavor!
119. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a parachute to the grappling event? To ensure they were always “grounded” in their techniques!
120. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at charades? A “submission actor”!
121. Why did the jiu jitsu student always have a whoopee cushion? To add some “choke-larity” to the dojo!
122. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of fruit? “Arm-berries” – they’re great for post-training recovery!
123. Why did the jiu jitsu master bring a backpack to the rolling session? To carry their “arsenal” of moves!
124. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s also a chef? A “submission sous-chef”!
125. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to the belt promotion ceremony? To ensure everyone left with a “choke-hold” on laughter!
126. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of coffee? “Ground-puccino” – it’s the perfect way to recharge after training!
127. Why did the jiu jitsu artist bring a parachute to the sparring session? To be ready for a “groundbreaking” moment!
128. What do you call a jiu jitsu practitioner who’s great at tongue twisters? A “submission twister”!
129. Why did the jiu jitsu student always carry a dictionary? To “choke up” on their vocabulary!
130. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite type of sandwich? “Arm-strami” – it’s a chokehold of flavor!
131. Why did the jiu jitsu practitioner bring a ladder to the dojo? To reach the “higher” belts, of course!
132. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite song? “Choke Me Softly”!
133. Why did the jiu jitsu student become a chef? Because they wanted to master the art of “submission” in and out of the kitchen!
134. What’s a jiu jitsu artist’s favorite type of bread? “Armlet” – it’s a twist on baguette technique!
135. Why did the jiu jitsu instructor bring a rubber chicken to class? To teach students that even the silliest moves can lead to success!
136. What do you call a jiu jitsu master who loves gardening? A “ground-control” expert with a green thumb!
137. Why did the jiu jitsu practitioner bring a magnifying glass to the tournament? To find their opponent’s “weak points”!
138. What’s a jiu jitsu fighter’s favorite book? “The Grappling of Wrath”!
139. Why did the jiu jitsu student carry a compass to class? To always find their way to the “submission zone”!
140. What do you call a jiu jitsu artist who’s also a stand-up comedian? A “submission stand-up” with a killer punchline!

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Conclusion:

In the world of jiu jitsu, where discipline and technique reign supreme, there’s always room for humor. These jiu jitsu jokes are a reminder that even in the midst of intense training sessions and grappling matches, a good laugh can bring practitioners closer together.

So, whether you’re a white belt, a black belt, or somewhere in between, keep these jokes in your mental gi and share the joy of laughter on and off the mats. After all, a well-timed joke can be the perfect submission move – it catches everyone off guard!

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