Podcasts about bjj coach

Chances are we love our BJJ coaches and they are one of the sole reasons we are still in the game. But could your coach inadvertently be setting a bad example? We have talked about why wearing injuries on your sleeve as a jiu jitsu practitioner is a bad thing, but what about when it's the coach? The answer: double bad. Tune in here to learn why coaches need to lead by example and must always be taking care of themselves for performance and teaching on the mats.----------------------BULLETPROOF SHIRTS: https://www.fanwear.com.au/products/core-bullet-proof-for-bjj-classic-tee----------------------Increase athleticism, reduce injuries and build a grapplers physique with the Bulletproof for BJJ App. Start your FREE 14 Day Trial today:iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bulletproof-for-bjj/id6444311790Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bulletproofforbjj&utm_source=na_MedStay Hydrated with Sodii the tastiest electrolytes in the Game! Get 15% OFF: BULLETPROOF15 https://sodii.com.au/bulletproof

THE MILLION DOLLAR GRAPPLER!"Mighty" Demetrious Johnson welcomes "The Natty King" Nicky Rod on the latest edition of 'The Mightycast'!Timecodes0:00 Intro  0:59 PrizePicks Code: Mightycast 2:00 Nicky Rod is Very Zen  2:24 Welcome Nicky Rod! 2:43 CJI 1 BREAKDOWN 5:13 The Best Submission in BJJ 5:48 Nicky's Athletic Background 7:03 Nicky's Wrestling Background 9:40 Nicky's Intro to BJJ  10:43 Nicky's First BJJ Instructor 12:57 The Danaher Death Squad Breakup  15:05 Where the Name B-Team Came From 15:46 Ladder Code MIGHTYCAST 17:45 The B-Team Vibe is Amazing  20:10 Nicky Rod Doesn't Drill? 21:10 Nicky Rod Doesn't Have a Coach? 23:23 How Nicky Rod Prepares for Matches 24:19 How Long Has Nicky Rod Grappled For? 25:02 Why Doesn't Nicky Rod Take Steroids? 30:56 VIIA Code MIGHTY 32:11 Should Steroids Be Banned in BJJ? 35:21 DJ Fought Someone on Steroids  37:37 DJ vs Rodtang BREAKDOWN 39:56 The Hardest Part of Grappling in Past Your Prime 41:12 DJ's Fight Camp as Champ 44:55 Nicky's Fight Camp 47:40 Nicky's Grappling Weaknesses 48:34 Why are Leg Locks So Popular in Nogi BJJ? 49:53 Should Heel Hooks Be Banned From BJJ? 54:14 The Best Way to Train Leg Locks Safely 55:03 DJ Can't Do a Body Triangle? 56:40 Why Doesn't Nicky Compete in Gi BJJ? 1:03:16 Why Aren't BJJ Athletes Pushing for More Money? 1:05:03 Why is Nogi More Exciting than Gi? 1:06:42 Nicky on Gordon Ryan Beef 1:10:15 Nicky's Thoughts on Mikey Musumeci 1:11:34 Nicky's Brother Jay Rod is BIG 1:13:20 Who Wins Nicky and Jay Rod's Rolls? 1:15:21 DJ Didn't Know His Mom was Deaf 1:17:22 Nicky Rod vs Duarte BREAKDOWN  1:19:35 Where to Follow Nicky Rod! 1:20:46 MightyRecap! 1:21:05 Nicky Rod Got REALLY Good, Fast 1:21:31 DJ's Experience Training at B-Team 1:23:15 Nicky Rod is a True Businessman 1:24:03 Nicky and Jay Rod are SO Strong 1:25:04 DJ Describes Grappling with Nicky and Jay Rod? 1:26:00 How Will Jay Rod Do in CJI 2? 1:27:27 CJI 1 was FIRE 1:27:48 Where is Craig Jones?! 1:28:32 Nicky Rod Got the Biggest Payday in BJJ History? 1:29:37 How Good is Nicky Rod as a Teacher? 1:31:05 Who Wins Craig Jones vs Nicky Rod? 1:31:22 DJ Loves that Nicky Rod is Natty 1:32:00 You Don't Need a BJJ Coach? 1:33:24 DJ had ZERO Easy Rounds at B-TeamProduced/edited by Michael Wonsover (@mwonsover on IG/Twitter)Edited by Nick Pappas (@nick_pappas44 on IG)

Today I am doing an episode of The I Suck at Jiu-Jitsu Show and I need you to write an outline. Today I want to look at the question, "can Ai coach bjj?" This episode will be very different because you(chat gpt4o) are going to write the outline for the episode after I start recording the episode and then I am going to follow the outline no matter where you decide to go with the episode. Your goal in this outline is to prove to me and the listeners of ISAJJ that ai could be an effective jiu-jitsu coach for anyone no matter their goals. I want you to specifically focus on you being a jiu jitsu coach(interactive through someone's journey helping them know where they should best focus to get to their goal) and not an instructor(someone who teaches jiu-jitsu techniques or concepts). Don't forget to put a commercial break somewhere in the episode for my lastest premium podcast, master any position in 6 weeks only available on the ISAJJ pro "Can Ai Teach a Straight Ankle Lock" FREE Copy of ⁠The 3 Lenses⁠ Join ⁠ISAJJ PRO(“Master any Position in 6 weeks”) Join the Gi Gazette ⁠Ask Questions/Suggest Topics⁠ for the show Follow the show on⁠ Instagram⁠ ⁠Check out the ISAJJ Youtube Channel⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/isuckatjiujitsushow/support

Attention: We had a problem with the recording of this interview and Babi's video is lagging, but the audio is great as always! Amanda Loewen shares her journey in martial arts, starting with her introduction to MMA and Jiu-Jitsu. She discusses the challenges she faced as a female in a male-dominated gym and the importance of having female training partners. Amanda also talks about her experience with competing in Jiu-Jitsu and MMA, highlighting the mental challenges and the lessons learned. She expresses her desire to be a legendary coach and the impact she wants to make on her students' lives. Finally, Amanda emphasizes the importance of creating a welcoming and supportive environment in her gym, the personal growth she experienced through the sport, the legacy she wants to leave for her students, and what BJJhood means to her. Follow us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bjjhoodpodcast/ Babi Dourado - Host - https://www.instagram.com/_babidourado/ Shae Steffan - Co Host - https://www.instagram.com/bobbyshae/ Amanda Loewen - Guest - https://www.instagram.com/amanda_loewen_/

Chewy discusses what makes an effective BJJ Coach, whether you have to be an extrovert to be a good coach, and how to increase confidence. Know the content you are teaching (be prepared) Prepare more content then you think you will need Get your “reps.” Learn your student's names. The mission is to make your students better. Book recommendations to assist with coaching: “How to Win Friends and Influence People” by “Peak” “Range” “Practice Perfect” Thanks to the podcast sponsors: Charlotte's Web CBD. Head over to https://bit.ly/chewjitsu30 and use the promo code Chewjitsu30 to get 30% off of your total purchase. Epic Roll BJJ. Check out https://www.epicrollbjj.com and use the promo code Chewjitsu20 to get 20% off of your total purchase. Check out podcast exclusives including conversations with guests, Q&A sessions, and tons more at https://patreon.com/thechewjitsupodcast

Lloyd is a 2nd Degree Blackbelt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and most known for both his leg locks and study of performance psychology in the sport.In this episode, he runs us through his mental frameworks for decision making and success under extremely high pressure situations and how he has built and developed that as a prolific BJJ Coach and Competitor.Expect to learn how to have more fun in training, how to break down stress and challenges and how to overcome the fear of other peoples opinions. 

Sam Crook was the Head Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Coach at Francis Ngannou's (Former UFC Heavyweight World Champion) foundation in Cameroon from 2019-2023, where he was bringing BJJ to underprivileged children. He is a well-accomplished jiu-jitsu black belt under Marco Canha which he achieved after reaching Brown Belt under Darren Yeoman. Sam's remarkable story takes him from being an uninspired young man in the UK, to finding and dedicating himself to BJJ and eventually taking a chance, moving to Cameroon where his life was changed forever. Arriving a single man, Sam now has two adopted teenage boys, a wife, a stepson and a newborn and is currently battling to bring his family home to the UK.Expect to get the everyday perspective on Sam's journey with BJJ, his differences with Francis Ngannou, life in Cameroon, Franck's back story, BJJ competition tactics, bad position strategy and much more...00:00 Intro02:07 Initial Doubts in Cameroon10:44 Conflict of Interests15:08 Funding & Support20:12 Reasons For Leaving24:26 Adoption Battle29:49 Francks Story32:52 Family in Cameroon37:23 Fundraising for Family41:40 Sam Starting BJJ 42:56 Competition History01:00:01 Doing a Physio Degree01:15:00 Competing at Black Belt01:20:00 Advice for Competing01:28:16 Life in Cameroon01:38:35 What Are The People Like01:45:09 Francks UK ExperienceExtra Stuff:To Support - https://www.gofundme.com/f/fundraiser-for-francks-adoption-and-more?utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link_all&utm_source=customerSam's Insta - https://www.instagram.com/samcrookbjj/Franck's Insta - https://www.instagram.com/francktakoudjoubjj/Shout Out to Scramble for their Support - https://scramblestuff.com#mentalhealth #bjj  #bjjlifestyle #jiujitsu #jiujitsulifestyle Need a chat? Here's some options

 Today we talk about how people are working out incorrectly to gain true grappling/athletic strength. We aim to build strength and longevity with our workouts. We also talk about lower back pain and the anxiety of disappointing our teammates and coaches. Hey, if you have any questions for Dr. Chris or Bill and Olivia. Just email GrapplingWithPodcast@gmail.com or message the social media pages.  Check us out on our social and YouTube where we have full episodes. Instagram: @GrapplingWithPodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/GrapplingWithPodcast YouTube: /grapplingwithpodcast Dr. Hardy is a licensed physician and BJJ practitioner, but the contents of the podcast are meant for educational purposes only, and should not be taken as medical advice. Please seek out personalized care from your own medical provider prior to implementing any medical treatment or intervention. 

On this episode of The Chewjitsu Podcast, Chewy and Eugene answer a question from a BJJ coach who feels that he is not improving his BJJ as a coach, and what he can do to get better. We discuss 5 key ideas: Do not take on the mindset of the student. How to structure your rolling to ensure you get something out of it.  Put yourself in bad positions.  Travel, invite people to your gym, and compete.  Use time to study. We also discuss what changed in Chewy's training routine that evolved his game, the importance of modeling after successful people, whether you should you know everything as a coach, how to balance giving to your students and working on your own game. Thanks to the podcast sponsors: Charlotte's Web CBD. Head over to https://bit.ly/38FnyUv and use the promo code Chewjitsu20 to get 20% off of your total purchase. Epic Roll BJJ. Check out https://www.epicrollbjj.com and use the promo code Chewjitsu to get 15% off of your total purchase. Choke Coffee Co. Get some great tasting coffee shipped straight to your door at https://chokecoffeeco.com/ and use promo code Chewjitsu for 10% off your purchase. Check out podcast exclusives including conversations with guests, Q&A sessions, and tons more at https://patreon.com/thechewjitsupodcast

On todays episode we bring in Dr.Monty Burks. He goes into his background and what led him to all of the stuff he's working on today. Coming from a small town, he found his way into BJJ. After two heart attacks in the sport, he is a black belt and is still on the mats rolling. He earned his Phd and is an advocate for mental health and addiction, traveling all over the country to speak on these issues. This episode is loaded with value and heavy on the topic of mental health. Fired up to bring him back on for more. Check it out!

This episode is aimed toward competitors, coaches, parents, and anyone who corners athletes at Jiu Jitsu tournaments. Being an effective corner means more than just being a good cheerleader; it is an important role that could potentially affect the outcome of a match. Here, I discuss what to do and what not to do for those in this position. Traits of an effective corner- Good voice projection- Prioritizes their athletes winning on competition day - Knowledgeable- Tournament experience (competing/coaching)- Understands what it takes to win at a high level - Understands your game, strengths, and weaknesses - Understands the rules of the given competition - Understands the ebb and flow of a JJ match (offensive vs defensive cycle dichotomy)- Gives clear and concise advice in a timely manner - Gives the athlete insight on potential opponents- Lets the athlete know the time and score of the match- Communicates with the athlete about potential strategic changes during a match- Advocates verbally for the athlete during the match- Provides confidence and reassurance at the right timesTraits of an ineffective corner- Gives ineffective or poor advice- Berates or scolds the athlete during a match- Ignores the strengths of potential opponents- Gives the athlete false confidence - Unable to foresee certain dangers during a match- Becomes overly emotional - Gives too much advice- Gives away the athlete's strategy or intention to their opponent or opponent's corner during a match- Lack of voice projection- Also in charge of recording footagePreparing for competition day- Designate multiple people to corner students if necessary- Have meeting(s) leading up to the event where the coaches can plan the best path to success- Think of the entire event, predicting potential challenges and surprises - Sometimes corners will be competing or refereeing on competition day- Asign someone to record footage for marketing and research purposes- Lean on parents and teammates; provide education for them to be effective corners or team supportQuick thought: The life cycle of an instructor- Serve "Apprenticeship" and become black belt/qualified to coach- Find a location to build a school- Build your brand and reputation- Acquire students- You begin as the top dog at the academy- Expand academy (5-10 years)- Give back to the JJ community- Continue self-growth and progression in Jiu Jitsu- Create a team of knowledgeable practitioners WHO ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT KAIZEN MINDSET AND INSTRUCTION - As the academy matures and develops, allow others to lead and teach- Create other ways to develop and spread your brand; content, affiliates, seminars- As your team develops over the years, your students will start to smash you- Your kids mature, become high level, and will start to smash you- Come to the realization that you may no longer be the top dog at the dojo, and that's ok!- Never lose sight of what made you successful in the first place- Give people a reason to keep training under you- Eventually students begin teaching classes, allowing you to travel, vacation, and focus on other aspects of the business- As you age, prioritize physical longevity, knowledge acquisition, maintaining relationships with students and customers, and developing JJ in your community - Never retire- Leave a legacy behind you; raise the level of JJ compared to when you beganContact/Support The ShowWebsite: ejjp.showInstagram: @theessentialjiujitsupodcastEmail: ejjpod@gmail.comOn Guard Online Academy: https://onguardbjj.com/p/online-academyZara Can Do Jiu Jitsu! https://books.friesenpress.

Good morning “What's Your Why Podcast” listeners!We have an awesome new episode out now with Peter Maguire. Peter is an author, historian, BJJ Coach, shadow-banned truth-teller, renaissance man, surfer, and more.He was part of the reason I joined BJJ after reading a book he co-authored, “Breathe” (If you haven't read it, it is a must).I first heard him on Jocko's podcast and really enjoyed hearing his story, but also thought he had lived a life I wanted to hear more about. But not only that talk about his thoughts on today's journalism. By far the best podcast I have recorded to date and I hope you give it a listen!Links are in my bio/comment section. All the best, your homie, TyInstagram: @ty_casey102LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ty-casey-0aab14a7/

Often students have zero idea of what their BJJ coach's role is or should be. In this episode, we explore some helpful ideas on how students can maximize their coach.   Start Taking Ownership Today www.chasenhill.com   Top Product Recommendations: Grappling Dummy - Grapple Smarty 2.0: Use Code: "CHASEN5" for a discount   Questions are always encouraged. Please submit them via social media on Instagram via voice message if possible or email me at chasen@chasenhill.com Leave the show 5 stars and a helpful review to show your support :) Follow on social media: YouTube - Chasen Hill Instagram - @chasenhill Facebook - Chasen Hill

Manny sits down with Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt & Entrepreneur, Kenny Tenny. Kenny shares his journey into Martial Arts and the guys discuss everything from relationships to MMA. Tune in! Check out https://flavorrepublic.co/ Follow Kenny on Social Media @KennyTenny2 Check out our new website & BUY some NEW MERCH!!! https://thefightwithinpodcast.com/ PLEASE MAKE SURE TO SHARE - LIKE - & SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEW CH: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZSodlehY6CMiwh2IDJJU2w Keep up with us on Social Media: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFightWithinPodcast - Twitter: https://twitter.com/TFW_Pod - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefightwithinpodcast/ #KennyTenny #BJJBLackBelt #GracieBarra

Manny & Ben sit down with Gracie Barra Garden Grove gym owner and BJJ Competitor – Alex D'Hue – Alex talks to the guys about his upbringing in Belgium, life back in the U.S., and joining the United States Marine Corps, and his transition into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Tune in! Check out Gracie Barra Garden Grove https://gbgardengrove.com/ Follow Alex on Social Media @ALEXDHUE Check out our new website & BUY some NEW MERCH!!! https://thefightwithinpodcast.com/ PLEASE MAKE SURE TO SHARE - LIKE - & SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEW CH: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZSodlehY6CMiwh2IDJJU2w Keep up with us on Social Media: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFightWithinPodcast - Twitter: https://twitter.com/TFW_Pod - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefightwithinpodcast/ #ALEXDHUE #GRACIEBARRA #BJJCOACH

This week Dann sits down with Adam Marburger, President of Ascent Dealer Services, Automotive Top 40 under 40 honoree, Elite F&I Coach, Product Provider, Real Estate Investor, BJJ Coach, and now Published Author. We discuss his success laden careers, his journey to where he is now and his new book, You'er The F*cking Problem, A Guide To Getting Out of Yor Own Way. Adam shares the aha moments, his reciepe for success, and his path for your success! Now get out of you're own way and hit play!

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On todays podcast we have Lachlan Conway , Lachlan is my Bjj Coach and it was a pleasure having him on. Conway is a great coach, competitor and has created an incredibly inviting and great training community. You can find his gym Beachside Jiujitsu http://www.beachsidejiujitsu.com/ You can follow him on Instagram @lachlanconway_bjj Follow the gym @beachsidejiujitsu

This week we are joined by Jesse Gough. Jesse is one of the head BJJ coaches at Adrenaline Training centre. He recently was a cornerman for Jesse Ronson at fight island. In this episode we talk about Jesse's career and what set him on this journey.   Listen to the FULL AUDIO episode Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2ZfnWHl Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k6MxKQ

Is This The Best Instructor Today? Ever Trained Martial Arts? Want to Understand what you are learning? Want to learn high level BJJ? Do You Want To Be High Level?Who is John B Will? Why do people seek him out as a teacher? What is his pedigree? Did he really train in India in the 80s, in brutal, bone smashing ancient arts? How did he go from SILAT Champ to BJJ Coach of Coaches? Why is he such a genuine and powerful life coach?Kurt, Mick, Nathan and producer Ant discuss the teaching of teachers John B Will.Hosted by Mick Tully (MKG Coventry), Nathan Leverton (Leicester Shootfighters), Kurt Cornwell (MKG Detroit).#JohnBWill #JBW #BJJ #VajraMushti #India #Brazil # Machado #NathanLeverton #MickTully #KurtCornwell #MKG #Detroit #LeicesterShootfighters

Is This The Best Instructor Today? Ever Trained Martial Arts? Want to Understand what you are learning? Want to learn high level BJJ? Do You Want To Be High Level?Who is John B Will? Why do people seek him out as a teacher? What is his pedigree? Did he really train in India in the 80s, in brutal, bone smashing ancient arts? How did he go from SILAT Champ to BJJ Coach of Coaches? Why is he such a genuine and powerful life coach?Kurt, Mick, Nathan and producer Ant discuss the teaching of teachers John B Will.Hosted by Mick Tully (MKG Coventry), Nathan Leverton (Leicester Shootfighters), Kurt Cornwell (MKG Detroit).#JohnBWill #JBW #BJJ #VajraMushti #India #Brazil # Machado #NathanLeverton #MickTully #KurtCornwell #MKG #Detroit #LeicesterShootfighters

Today on Roll or Die Episode #32, Kim and Anton talk to the amazing Lincoln Hancock (Anton's son Macca's BJJ Coach!). As part owner in Dominance MMA Thomastown, Linc talks about how he got into the sport and art, and drops truth left right and centre about what it takes to bring the heat, and enjoy every moment as much as possible. As someone who has competed at World Masters 3 times, we dive into all that we can in the short time that we have. Don't miss this awesome episode! We would also like to take this opportunity to thank Maryanne Mullahy for our great new logo!! We are stoked to take what we are doing to the next level, and have legends like her from the BJJ community be a contribution to what we are doing. #BJJ #bjjlifestyle #bjjgirls #bjjlife #bjj4life #Bjjforlife #bjjkids #bjjgirl #bjjstyle #bjjfamily #bjjproblems #bjjwomen #bjjblackbelt #bjjmotivation #bjjvideos #bjjforeveryone #bjjmemes #bjjfighter #bjj4ever #bjjtraining #bjjgi #bjjmeme #bjjgirlsmag #bjjlove #bjjaddict #bjjwoman #bjjnogi #bjjgear #bjjathlete #bjjmom See Less

In this Episode I talk to Yasmin an Indian Muslimah living in Qatar who is a black belt in BJJ. She talks about how she fell in love with the sport and the challenges she faces as a coach wearing the niqab. This episode is a must for anyone who loves martial arts. You can follow Yasmin on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/qmma_ladies/ . . . PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, LIKE AND SHARE for weekly uploads Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_niqabi_diaries/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheNiqabiDiaries/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/NiqabiThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/TheNiqabiDiaries

Winston came over to Australia from Singapore and started training in BJJ about 2012/2013. He completed his degree in Engineering, was offered a great job however he turned it down to pursue BJJ full time instead. He has gone on to earn his brown belt under the awesome coaches at Garage Jiu Jitsu having competed in top level BJJ competitions and eventually becoming a coach at Garage Jiu Jitsu himself. In this episode we talk about: • Is BJJ effective for self defence • Commonalities in coaching BJJ that translate over to basically any other sport like powerlifting • Commonalities in how to think about competition that also translate over to sports like powerlifting • What have been some of his worst injuries • How long does it take to reach national level in BJJ for a beginner • How long is the average length of time needed to prep for a comp • His advice for people going into their first comp • Is weight training effective for BJJ • His favorite way to finish a fight • His favorite productivity tips and his future goals Please remember to follow, share and rate the podcast and if you have any questions or suggestions send them to amir@adonisathletics.com.au

The boys talk about an article about how even if you’re “just a white belt” you deserve the attention of your Jiu Jitsu coach. It’s difficult enough to be the new person in the academy. You don’t know anything or anyone. You see a lot of people that seem to be part of a family and well, you’re just not a part of that yet. If this is the case for a majority of people starting this sport, how much worse is it when the coach won’t even pay attention to you? If the coach is playing favorites either because he’s buddies with the people who’ve trained longer or because he wants to help out the ones who compete and fly their banner at the tournaments, we’re here to tell you that’s not cool. You’re training is just as valid no matter the reasons you’re doing it for. You deserve the same attention everyone else is getting. If politely bringing up needing more help doesn’t in fact help, maybe looking for a gym that will help you is in the cards. That said, don’t just think you deserve all the attention from day one. Give a new gym a few months and give yourself time to fit in and become part of the team and recognized first. Sometimes the coach is just busy or overwhelmed. Don’t take this as a personal affront. If it becomes an obvious habit of the coaches only paying attention to the good competitors or their friends, then maybe it’s time to have a conversation with them or move on.

Head BJJ Coach Grant Bogdanove tells all about his journey through Judo, Wrestling, and Jujitsu that lend him to the UFC Gym Japan. We also cover the rich cultural connection between Japan and Brazil and detail about a fascinating online fitness education program. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Matt Wiswesser is an Athletic Trainer and TACFIT Team Leader, he has worked across many Sports with Major League Baseball, National Football Teams, Div 1 Wrestlers, Federal Agencies and Military. He is a BJJ Coach at Silver Fox BJJ and Personal Trainer. He has been a great friend over the years and always been a resource for me in my own TACFIT Journey. So it was great to sit down with him and connect on the Show. Enjoy!

MMA Coach of the Year and World Champion Duane “Bang” Ludwig and Prof Sam Coutts head BJJ Coach at Ludwig Martial Arts. We talk about their history, some of our old stories and adversities we had to over come. Enjoy!

Cristiano Marcello talks about his bjj history, chute boxe days, Charles Bennett fight backstage at Pride Fc, training with Rickson Gracie, cm system

On this episode we discuss what to look for in a legit Jiu-Jitsu gym, Chewy talks about the pressures of teaching and eventually becoming the head coach of a gym,  the responsibility you have for the safety of your students, and the qualities Chewy looks for in a coach.

This week we talk about your BJJ coach. This is probably the most important relationship in most of our jiu-jitsu journeys. We talk about: The business relationship with your coach The personal relationship with your coach What we look for in a coach Joe wins the internet again Telling your coach your goals How to help your coach Quote of the week: “Show respect even to people who don’t deserve it; not as a reflection of their character, but as a reflection of yours.” Dave Willis Article of the week: https://bjjbrick.com/how-to-put-your-rabbits-in-a-pen/ https://foxfitnessbjj.com/specials.html?fbclid=IwAR0Upb0jX0TTv-i3wRc0t6A-C7Gpr-7DBbRy-foCwcmjpkwPRey9uvlq85I Find out how to support the BjjBrick Podcast here!

Mario Hudelist is a Black Belt in Brazilian JiuJitsu. He is the BJJ Coach at Citythong Vienna. We talk about: •How he started with JiuJitsu •Coaching as a Blue Belt •Books and Videos he used to improve his JiuJitsu •Training in California with the Mendes Brothers •What he likes about going to Camps and Traveling •Qualities of a good Coach? •Qualities of a good Student? •The Importance of Drilling •How to train with people who are below your level Find Mario at: https://www.instagram.com/mariodrills https://www.facebook.com/mariodrills/ https://citythong.at/

In this episode we talk with Sean Morrison. Police officer in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) and BJJ Coach moving his focus to combatives.

On this week's episode of Twenty Somethings, Keith and Grant had BJJ Coach and fighter Chris Crosby, along with his training partner, Josh Booty, on the show. We talked all things for the love of martial arts, but specifically Chris' recent dive into teaching martial arts and jiu jitsu as part of a charter school curriculum. Yes, you read that right - a real school is having their kids learn "The Gentle Art" . We wanted to hear all about it! We talked the affects on discipline, confidence, control, and respect these kids are experiencing in their first year under their new teacher, and what that might look like should the world take notice. Chris Crosby is MMA and BJJ Coach and fighter out of Soul Fighters BJJ and Movement Martial Arts in Louisiana. Chris also teaches Brazilian Jiu Jitsu as part of the curriculum at BASIS Baton Rouge Charter School.  Josh Booty is Chris' student and training partner. Josh's wife and kids train under Chris as well.    Chris' IG: @ccrosbyjiujitsu Josh's IG: @gage_booty BASIS Baton Rouge Website   --   IG: @TwentySomethings_Podcast Twitter: @Podcast20Sum SoundPollination.com Patreon (Early Access)

Mickey interviews Australian BJJ/Strength & Conditioning Coach Matt Jones. During his youth Jones broke his neck in a tragic Motocross accident. Miraculously he recovered and used his experience to develop a unique mastery of health and Brazilian Ju-Jitsu. Jones is the head coach and founder of ISOHealth and ISOBJJ in Torrensville, South Australia. You can follow Matt @MattJones_ISOBJJ on instagram. Links: ISOHEALTH Matt Jones Strength and Conditioning --- Music Attributions: Intro - "3rd Eye Blimp" by Otis McDonald Outro - "I Want More" by Silent Partner The Carry Trainer Higher Line Podcast is available on iTunes, Google Play, YouTube and Stitcher. Direct Download Listen on Stitcher Higher Line Podcast Feed