if we train long enough, the euphoria wears off and BJJ can start to feel like a chore or job; we begin to see it as something we “have to” rather than “want to” do. Here are some suggestions as to what we can do if BJJ starts to feel like a job! https://t.co/MAhiSM122Q
One thing that we all have in common is that life will always throw TOUGH lessons your way. Here are some fairly common tough life lessons that BJJ prepares us to navigate successfully as we learn them! https://t.co/UCvVoDjiGe
BJJ is a marathon and not a sprint; improvement takes time and often is not as obvious as in other sports or life endeavours. With this in mind, here are some things that we can look for that indicate that our BJJ is in fact improving. https://t.co/eACT2zpfWB
We take an in-depth look at how Eddie Bravo built his unique brand of jiu jitsu and, with it, an army of over 100 academies world wide https://t.co/W6wPDZGi1m
Gordon Ryan takes to social media in saying his 2017 ADCC performance was “terrible” and “filled with nothing but missed opportunities, poor decision making and a lack of knowledge.” Felipe Pena fires back.... Make sure you check out the comments! https://t.co/korBpROaOc
It's a position that can be a complete pain in the ass, and you can end up doing some serious damage if you try and muscle out of it, so here's a safe approach to free yourself from the lockdown. https://t.co/PLjcDdMSE9