📣Congratulations to Brian Egan on winning bronze in the European championship. 📣
A phenomenal achievement! The Atlantic Jiu jitsu Team are extremely proud 👏👏👏👏
Comhghairdeas 😎🙌🇮🇪
🥉 Bronze - Master 2 - Purple belt - Middle
#sligo#boyle#crosschoke
10y Anniversary Celebration
Thanks to all our supporters
Congratulations to Micky Downs & Francie Mahon who received an award for their outstanding contribution to Martial Arts in #Sligo. Both have been at the forefront of developing karate and Jiu Jitsu locally for decades
🥋Sometimes in life opportunities come our way. We take advantage or they pass us by. If you hear the call to action and it sounds like a good shout - then don’t hesitate to!
☎��� ANSWER THE CALL‼️
Join our Beginners Jiu Jitsu Course starting March 3rd.📢
Book your place on our next Sport Jiu Jitsu Course starting Monday, March 3rd. It runs for 6 weeks. A great chance to begin Jiu Jitsu training.
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🚀 One of the most powerful forces on the planet is consistency.
💫 Talent fades, motivation comes and goes, but showing up every day—no matter how small the effort—is what separates success from stagnation.
Crucial elements of the practical application of the CLA are these four principles. (Renshaw et al., 2019).
1. Representative design
2. Affordances
3. Intentionality
4. Repetition without repetition
The ecological approach to training is effective because it focuses on learning through real performance situations, helping athletes develop the ability to effectively perceive and react to information in their environment.
Additionally, it leads to better long-term skill retention and versatility, as athletes learn to apply their skills in various contexts, not just memorize set techniques.