Same venue, so many people.
Naga has to find a venue that can handle the number of competitors and spectators. I found that not one person was comfortable. Handicap spectators were not taken notice of. Sitting fifteen to twenty feet away from the mats isn’t so bad, however when the mats are surrounded by 10 rows of people plus four to five people in front of them coaching fighters, trying to find competitors, or seats. This made it nearly impossible for anyone to see the grappling unless they were ten rows up in the stands (which was also difficult to do since all the stands were occupied by fighter’ gear and bags). Despite the large number of competitors, the matches went by quickly and were run efficiently. I recommend a larger venue, such as a college gym or a large hockey rink, which will help keep spectators away from the mats and provide more room for them to watch the competition. It will allow competitors to warm up away from the mats and access the mats quickly and allow coaches to get around from mat to mat with ease.