Podcast appearances and mentions of josh hinger

Josh and Ian are Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belts and Coaches. Josh is a multiple time world champion with a background in wrestling and MMA and Ian is an established coach in Australia with a plethora of experience in martial arts. We talk all things fight sports, life, mindset, growth and the multi faceted value that martial arts provides to your life.  A share is appreciated and please enjoy! W

Noah Teran is a Six Blades BJJ Black Belt, the Co-Founder of VNDTA Studios, and a freelance artist and painter. Noah shares how growing up in Santa Ana, CA, and being exposed to gang/graffiti culture influenced his creativity as an artist, how he earned his BJJ black belt in 7 years, what drove him to leave his corporate career for the freedom of a freelance artist, how Josh Hinger gave him a chance, what it's like rolling with Victor Hugo, how he balances art, training, coaching, his family life, and much more. VNDTA Studios originates as a streetwear company heavily influenced by graffiti and Chicano street culture. Both founders have coupled their passion for Jiu-Jitsu with their growing roots in Santa Ana, CA, and evolved into a growing lifestyle brand, VNDTA. You can learn more about Noah & VNDTA on IG | @noahhiujitsu | @vndtastudios or online at | www.vndta.com The BizJitsu Podcast is sponsored by Union Staffing Group, a boutique staffing & recruitment firm that focuses on uniting great companies with high-performing sales, marketing, and operational talent.  Follow us on Instagram: @BizJitsu_Podcast | @vincepacleb | @archie_dane

Josh Hinger is a world class Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt, multiple time world champion and a very down to earth human being. Josh was nice enough to give me a bit of his time while we were in Thailand together. We talk about all things BJJ and combat sports as well as Josh's time at the peace corp, travel, Thailand and all things in between.  As always all feedback is welcome! Enjoy!

Josh Hinger is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Andre Galvao from Atos BJJ in San Diego, California. A specialist in both the Gi and Nogi aspects of Jiu-Jitsu, Hinger won many important trophies as a middleweight competitor in the sport's international circuit, including a Three-Time IBJJF Adult Blackbelt Nogi World Champion.Born in the United States, he was raised in La Habra and was a competitive wrestler at Sonora High School in Brea. After finishing high school wrestling, Hinger met with an old team mate who introduced him to the world of Jiu Jitsu. Captivated and intrigued he set forth to learn how the Brazilian's grapple - Hinger made his professional mixed martial arts (MMA) debut with only four months of Jiu Jitsu training in November 2003.Winner by submission, The Fruiting Body Podcast delivers another victory with Josh Hinger. We discuss his transition from training in California to working with top athletes right here in Phuket, how staying motivated and hungry is the key to fighting success and Josh shares with us an intriguing story of his time training with Zhang Weili.Don't lower your guard and find out what is the twisted sock effect, what drives Josh Hinger to perform everyday at his peak and what the external creature that talks to him is. 

This week on the show Maine and Miranda preview ADCC 2022 and discuss the odds that have come out for each division.  We dive deep and look at every previous match that anyone in ADCC has had with someone else in their division. We talk about the F2W Bet odds at -66, -77, -88, -99, +99, and -60, +60.  Starting with the Men's -66kg division odds and rematches Men 66kg why Garry Tonon at +135 is interesting against silver medalist Kennedy Maciel at +140, and trials winner and AOJ stand out Cole Abate at +215, we talk rematches with Fabricio Andrey +255, in front of Diogo Reis +275, and Diego Oliveira +450. With Ashley Williams +500 recent win over Keith Krikorian +550 and AJ Agazarm +600 2017 silver medalist doing trials to get an invite again we talked out recent division rematches of Josh Cisneros +600, and trials winner Ruan Alvarenga +600, Gabriel Souza +600 , and 2017 and 2018 trials winner Ethan Crelinsten +1k then veteran Geo Martinez +1.5k trials winner Jeremy Skinner +2k and Sam McNally +2.5k for the division In the Men 77kg preview we talk about 2X champ JT Torres as a +125, against 18 year old phenom Mica Galvao +140, and the Atos stand out Kade Ruotolo just behind at+165, ADCC 2019 4th place Dante Leon +300, and West Coast trials winner William Tackett +425 ahead of South American Trials Winner Roberto Jimenez +450, at even odd with vetran Davi Ramos +450, and just in front of Nicky Ryan +475, late replacement and ADCC west coast trials semi finalist Andy Varela +500, at even odds with his teammate PJ Barch +500, and European trials winner Tommy Langaker +500 who holds a recent victory over Reanto Canuto +550, an ADCC veteran and 3rd place absolute in 2019 Lachlan Giles +800 in his division, ahead of European trials winner Oliver Taza +1250, late replacement Magid Hage +1250, and Australian trials winner Kenta Iwamoto +2.5kIn the Men 88kg preview we talk about champ Matheus Diniz +125 and his recent matches with Lucas Barbosa +140, and how he may have to face Tye Ruotolo +150 first round, then discuss Mason Fowler +250, with many of his recent wins being now outside the weight class.We look at the rematches of Pedro Marinho +350, Vagner Rocha +375, and Josh Hinger +400, who may also have to face Tye from Atos at teacher of the student, veteran Xande Ribeiro +500, at even odds with Giancarlo Bodoni +500, and in front of Izaak Michell +600 moving down from his trials weight.  B-Team Jacob Rodriguez +950, slight favorite over Isaque Bahiense +1000, and substantial favorite over European trials winner Eoghan O'Flanagan +2k, Alexandre De Jesus +2.5k, Santeri Ilius +2.5k, and Roberto Dib Frias +2.5k.We also preview the remaining divisions but I ran out of characters in this description. Below are the odds from F2W we previewed. Men 99kg moving down to -99 as champ is Kaynan Duarte +130 Yuri Simoes +170 Craig Jones +175 Nicholas Meregali +300 Pedro Marinho +300 Paul Ardilla +450 Patrick Gaudio +450 Rafael Lovato Jr +500 Vinicius Ferreira +500 Devhonte Johnson +550 Elder Cruz +650 Luke Griffith +800 Kyle Boehm +1kOwen Livesey +2k Joao Costa +2k Henrique Ceconi +2.5k Perttu Tepponen +2.5kA division of 5 champs Men +99kg with the only favorite Gordon Ryan -450 and Felipe Pena +300 Nick Rodriguez +375 Roberto Abreu +400 Joao Gabriel +450 Victor Hugo +550 Vinny Magalhaes +650 Orlando Sanchez +850 Max Gimenez +850 John Hansen +850 Roosevelt Sousa +900 Daniel Manasoiu +1000 Damon Ramos +1250 Haisam Rida +1250 Heikki Jussila +2.5k Josh Saunders +2.5kWomen -60kg Bianca Basilio +120 Ffion Davies +140 Bia Mesquita +250 Brianna Ste-Marie +250 Mayssa Bastos +350 Elvira Karppinen +1.5k Adele Fornarino +2k Julia Maele +2kWomen +60kg Gabi Garcia +120 Rafaela Guedes +130 Kendall Reusing +250 Amy Campo +300 Elisabeth Clay +400 Giovanna Jara +1.5k Eleftheria Christodolou +2k Nikki Lloyd-Griffiths +2kRecorded 9-5-2022

This week on the show Maine and Josh recapped the IBJJF 2021 GP, Raw Grappling #1 and previewed Grapplefest 10.  Plus discussed new ADCC rules.In the news section of the show we discussed a new rule for ADCC  that banned spiking and slamming from the backpack position. The Gianni Grippo rule a Maine dubbed it has gone into effect to prevent grave injury of competitors from this position after the slam occurred during the trials last week.  Also in the news section we discussed Troy the Night Pigeon Everett receiving his black belt and how much Troy has done for the show as a support over the years.In the recap section of the show we discussed Raw Grappling first event that featured a Heavyweight tournament we discussed the quarterfinals where Josh Hinger took a close decision win over Bradley Hill, Patrick Gaudio winning a split decision over Thomas Bracher, Taylor Pearman submitting Steven Hill with a calf-slicer, and Yuri Simões defeating Jed Hue on points in the 2 minute overtimeIn the semi finals we talked about Patrick Gaudio defeating Josh Hinger via decision, after a deep heel hook attempt from Hinger, and Yuri Simões defeating Taylor Pearman on points in overtime. In the third place match we discussed a return to form from Josh Hinger that saw him submit Taylor Pearman with a modified guillotine.  In the finals we saw Yuri Simões defeat Patrick Gaudio via a close decision. We also discussed the superfight between Lucas Barbosa and Gerard Labinski that saw Hulk set up a mounted armbar and finish, and Rafael Lovato defeating Adam Wardzinski ina very close match decided on 1 penalty.In the recap of the IBJJF GP we discussed both the middleweight and heavyweight GP. In the Middleweight Final we discussed Tainan Dalpra defeating Jonnatas Gracie with a choke from the back in impressive quick fashion, and Josh picks Dalpra to wins this next months upcoming worlds.  In the Heavyweight Final we discussed the controversy over Victor Hugo Aoki lock finish of Mahamed Aly. We talked about the rules and the finishing mechanics of this particular foot lock, as well as some of the gray area surrounding why this particular submission is so difficult to define in the rules. As part of the event discussion we also broke down the semifinals of both brackets.In the preview section of the show we discussed Grapplefest 10  that features a number of exciting superfights including main event Dante Leon vs Oliver Taza for the under 80 kg interim title belt, the 2021 North American Trials winner at -77 kg Kade Ruotolo taking on the 3 time -66 kg silver medalist Keith Krikorian for the und 70 kg title, Tye Ruotolo vs Nick Ronan at under 77 kg, and Dinu Bucalet vs Pierre-Olivier Leclerc who is coming off an impressive trials performance. We also previewed F2W 188 in Chicago. In the outro section of the show we discussed training and upcoming events.Recorded 11-14-2021

This week on the show Main and Miranda discuss F2W 183 and talk about the upcoming WNO Championship Event and ADCC Trials. In the news section of the show we discuss WNO championship pull out Craig Jones being replaced by fellow former teammate Oliver taza in the 185 pound division.  We also run through every athlete in all of the events divisions. In the recap of the show we take a look at Fight to Win 183 featuring a fantastic submission finish from Baret Yoshida in his anaconda win over Bernardo Pitel, that he set up off of the half guard darce.  We talk about the leg lock and kneebar game of Michael Liera in his decision victory over Jackson Nagai to claim the welterweight title. We dive into Josh Hinger decision victory over Corey Guitard that saw the Atos grappler work from the mount and knee on belly for much of the match.  We briefly discussed Gabriel Almeida split decision victory over Dom Bell, and go into detail on Fellipe Andrew head and arm choke finish of Fellipe Trovo that earned him Fight of the Night honors, finishing from mount after defending a Buggy choke. We discussed the combination pinning toreando passing from Lucas Pinheiro that lead to him securing Carlos We also recapped the rematch between Sophia Nordeno and Nikki Sullivan that saw Sophia take a decision win.In the preview section of the show we Briefly discuss the location for F2W 184, and the upcoming ADCC European Trials.In the outro we discuss the newly announced polaris event featuring Craig Jones back to defend his title, and the upcoming ADCC East Coast trials that as of last count had over 500 grapplers signed up to take part, making it the biggest trials event of all time by well over 140 grapplers. Plus we discussed how excited we were going to be to cover it. Recorded 9-13-2021

Darrell And Professor Taylor Sausser talk with Professor Todd Williams Monroe Jiu-Jitsu founder  Todd Williams is a Monroe, Michigan native that made his name through distance running. He was a state champion, All American at Monroe High School(1987) before moving onto even greater things where he made two United States Olympic teams in 1992 (Barcelona) and 1996 (Atlanta). After retiring from professional distance running in 2002 he immediately started Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and self-defense training. After 6000 hours and 8 years of hard work, he received his black belt and certifications in self-defense from Legendary Coral Belt Luiz Palhares on January 22nd, 2011. At this point, Todd created RunSafer.com and began teaching runners, joggers, and walkers how to be safer while out exercising. He has conducted over 500 safety workshops in 35 states as well as instructing students in Jacksonville, Florida at the Luiz Palhares Academy. He also had the opportunity to instruct law enforcement as well the National Guard. Todd has trained and learned from some of the best in the world including world champions; Marcelo Garcia, Bernardo Faria, Wellington "Megaton" Dias, Andre Galvao, Saulo Ribeiro, Xande Ribeiro, Augusto Tanquinho, Helio "Soneca" Moreira, Lucas Lepri, Mikey Musumeci, Josh Hinger, and JT Torres. Todd wants Monroe Jiu-Jitsu to be a great place to learn a great martial art that can change lives.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/TheDarrellmcclainshow)

This week on the show Maine and Miranda recap F2W 181 and SUG 26In the news section of the show we discuss the women's brackets for WNO championship; we looked at the Heavyweight bracket and the strawweight bracket for the event with $30,000 on the line for each bracket we discussed the front runners and who he thought had the best shot at taking the prize.In the recap section of the show we discussed fight to win 181 headline by Lucas Pinheiro vs Gabriel Sousa, We discussed the great position of work from both Grapplers including some nice single leg x and x guard transitional work we also discussed how pleased we were both Grapplers were willing to concede position to continue working and not simply fight for a non-scoring sweep during the match we discussed the kneebar attempt from Gabriel  that ended up securing his decision win.In our recap of Marcos Torregrosa vs Angel Lopez We talked about the finishing sequence Marcos hit on Lopez that included a great grip switch at the end of the lapel in order to secure the scarf hold choke.  We also discussed a number of variations for this choke and some names that we have heard it called by over the years.In our discussion of Fellipe Andrew vs Max Gimenis We talked about the Ironclad positional work of Andrew from The Sweep to the maintenance of top mount and top position and generally being in control of the match from Bell to Bell. In our recap of submission underground 26 (SUG) We kicked it off of the discussion of the only submission in regulation on the card in Justin Renick defeating Phelan Carron via Armbar off of the cage, prefaced with some interesting commentary.  We gave our thoughts on the Tag Team Main event that seemed very exploitable due to the rules. We also briefly discussed Gabriel Checco victory over Danilo Marques, Gillian Robertson win over Katlyn Chookagian That saw her Implement an interesting overtime strategy going from the back to the arm triangle and keeping position.  Plus Andy Varela defeating Kevin Casey, In overtime after Casey defended a very deep rear-naked choke for much of the regulation.In the outro section of the show Miranda discussed going up to Philadelphia to train with Josh Hinger, and Kristian Woodmansee; or a few days including training without air conditioning and some of the technical differences in the grapplers games. Maine Briefly discussed Physical Therapy progression and his thoughts on diversity of Josh's game.Recorded 8-16-2021

This week on the show Maine and Josh recap WHO Craig Jones vs Luiz Panza, we talk about the Spyder Colored Belt Event and preview F2W 172.In the news section of the show we discuss FloGrappling ADCC style event with multiple brackets and 250,000 in prize money up for grabs as part of it.  We also discuss some upcoming matchups that were announced for the next Who's Number One WNO event. In our recap of WNO Craig Jones vs Luiz Panza We start with the main event and discuss how quickly Craig came out to win with a Heel Hook.   We discuss how this might affect his ranking,  and some of the techniques he used to finish so quickly.In the Co-Main Event we discuss Mikey Musumeci Inside Heel Hook submission victory over Lucas Pinheiro to take the number one spot at bantamweight in decisive fashion,  we also discuss how much of a force Mikey might be now that he is focusing more of his energy on No-Gi  and discuss a number of potential matchups and how he might fair at ADCC. We discussed the wrestling displayed by Nicky Ryan in his Decision victory over Gabriel Almeida,  we also discussed a very interesting back escape that Alameda used repeatedly in the match.   Both hosts want to see Nicky take on Folks at the smaller weight classes. We very briefly discuss the match between Vagner Rocha and Josh Hinger that saw both Grapplers on the feet for the duration of the match.In our discussion of Oliver Taza vs Johnatha Alves we talked about the two-deep Heel Hook  attempts from Oliver, and how he played this match differently than we had seen him play in the past by preventing Alves  from passing and being able to out position him.We discuss the rematch between Jessa Khan and Pati Fontes, that saw Kahn  perform a beautiful path of the knee Shield and transition to the armbar.We talked about how Blown Away we were by both Micael Galvao and Andrew Tackett consistently and how Galvao showcased incredible positional work and submission offense from both top and bottom throughout this match we discussed the crazy transition off of Tackett’s double leg attempt that saw galvao a attempt to take the back towards the end of the match.We also discussed the other prelim matches between Cole Abate and Sathya Wiltse,  and how cold is going to quickly become the purple belt to beat. Plus Damian Anderson vs Luis Quinones  that saw big momentum shifts throughout the match and an astonishing back take from Anderson to finish it with a Rear Naked Choke. In our preview for fight2win 172 we talked about the three matchups that have been announced for the card including Yuri Simoes vs Devhonte Johnson, and how Devonte has been on a great run recently.  Jaime Canuto vs Oliver Taza  in back-to-back weekends for, and Fellipe Trovo vs Arnaldo Maidana.In the outro of the show we discussed Maine's wedding, taking place the following weekend.Recorded 5-31-2021

This week on the show Maine and Josh recap SUG 23 Submission Underground headline by Mason Fowler versus Kyle Chambers.  We also preview the WNO card headlined by Craig Jones versus Luiz Panza .In the news section of the show we discussed Gordon Ryan's retirement indefinitely due to stomach issues and gastroparesis as well as how this effects and opens up the No-Gi scene to others.  In our recap of SUG 23 we discussed Mason Fowler's dominant victory over Kyle Chambers during regulation that saw the absolute Champion take a rear naked choke victory over tenth planets Chamber.  We talk about the rolling kneebar heel hook that Carlos Condit defeated Jake Ellenberger with, and the 30 second high elbow guillotine that Raquel Canuto secured in her win over Gillian Robertson.  We talk about the fast pace Richie Martinez came out with in his match with Dan Stoner winning via Japanese neck-tie.In our preview of WNO Craig Jones vs Luiz Panza we discuss the potential leg lock battle that may take place as well as both Grapplers opportunities to score and submit.  In the Co-Main Event We discuss Mikey Musumeci vs Lucas Pinheiro  for the number one slot in the No-Gi roosterweight or bantamweight rankings we take a look at both Lucas and Mikey’s  records against common opponents and give our leanings on who we think will take the match.In our discussion of Vagner Rocha vs Josh Hinger We talked about how Vagner has looked at 185 lbs  and how active he has been recently. We discussed Josh's and activity as of late against top Grapplers at 185 lb and how this factors into our decision.In Nicky Ryan vs Gabriel Almeida We talked about this as a showcase opportunity to see more from Nicky Ryan's game  and how potentially we could see a return to form from some of his adolescent matches where he was quick to set up submissions.In Jessa Khan vs Pati Fontes discuss the recent tough run that Fontes has has been faced with and how a rematch with Khan potentially will spell more of the same we discussed Jessa’s  recent performances against Bastos and how good she has looked as of late.In Johnatha Alves vs Oliver Taza We discussed how pacing and decision-making may play a huge factor in how this match ends up especially if it goes to decision. Also on the show we discussed the free prelim matches between Andrew Tackett and Micael Galvao, sure to produce action. Cole Abate vs Sathya "Bird" Wiltse, and Luis Quinones vs Damien Anderson.In the outro of the show we discussed the Third Coast Grappling 185  pound bracket and how well it is put together leaving us with many questions about how the matchups will go.  We also discussed wedding planning and the lead up to Maine’s wedding. 5-24-2021

This week on the show Maine and Josh discuss the 2021 IBJJF Nogi Pans preview we discussed Finishers Submission only 13 The Absolutes and the week's news.In the news section of the show we discussed the card lineup for Who Is Number One WNO,  and Gordon Ryan vs Shinya Aoki on ONE FC.  We discuss WNO featuring Gordon Ryan vs Luiz Panza, we discuss what attributes Panza has and how Gordon will most likely approach the match.   We discuss Vagner Rocha vs Josh Hinger and how it is an outstanding match to be made at under 88 kg.   We discuss an exciting rooster weight matchup between  Mikey Musumeci vs Lucas Pinheiro in a matchup for the number one spot at rooster weight no-gi.   We discussed how this will be a great test for Mikey in his second No-Gi  match in 5 years.We also discuss Jessica Khan versus Pati Fontes,  in another top-ranked woman's roosterweight bout.  We discuss Oliver Taza versus Jonathan Alvarez, Andrew Tackett versus Michael Galvao, and Nicky Ryan vs Gabriel Almeida, that was announced the morning of this recording.In the recap section of the show we discuss Finishers Sub Only 13 The Absolutes we talked about the final match for the absolute title and about Andrew Kochel reverse triangle victory in his welterweight bout.In the previews section of the show we discuss all of the big name entrants  for the 2021 black belt IBJJF No-Gi Pans.  We talked about potential favorites for the division and discuss some potential bracketing that will occur as well as briefly discuss how we think the implementation of heel hooks will potentially change the format of this event.In the outro section of the show Josh talks about getting back to work and Maine discusses flying drones and playing Pokemon Snap.Recorded 5-10-2021

This week on the show Maine Josh and Zak recap the week's professional submission grappling action including fight2win 170 headlined by Josh Hinger versus Raphael Formiga Barbosa, we also preview Submission Underground 22 (SUG) with Mason Fowler defending his absolute title; and preview fight2win 170 headlined by William Tackett vs. Vagner RochaIn the news section of the show we discuss Keith Krikorian moving to the east coast to become an instructor at Studio 84 BJJ with Jay Regalbuto and we also discussed Amanda Levy receiving her black belt as well.In the recap section of the show we kick it off with fight to win 170 headline by a title fight between Josh Hinger versus Raphael Formiga Barbosa,we discuss Hinger’s Guillotine top game and sustained pressure coupled with his neck hunting and top position work in the gi. We also discuss Max Gimenez outstanding passing vs Guilherme Augusto and his diverse transition game plus some outstanding transitions from squid guard to top position.In the matchup between Matheus Luna and Jonnatas Gracie we discuss a nice triangle by Luna that was countered with a flying armbar from Gracie, and the overall sustained pressure that Gracie put on Luna that won him the match.In the preview section of the show we go off typing the main event for fight to win 171 William Tackett vs. Vagner Rocha we discuss the big implications of this matchup and discuss the veteran savvy of Vagner and how it may play and present difficulties for William Tackett we discussed the potential battle on the feet and question if Tackett will elect to try and go for the feet to level the playing field.  We also discuss the women's co-main event between Gabby McComb and Tubby Alequin as well as Junny Ocasio bantamweight title fight.In our preview of Submission Underground 22 we discussed Mason Fowler taking on Andy Varela for the absolute title as well as a few of the other matches on the card.In the outro section of the show we go completely off the rails with main discussing his back surgery and needlessly purchasing a special edition bright orange NASA Sanabul Gi as well as some of the laughter that led into this very strange post-surgery episode. Recorded 4-19-2021

What does it take to win ADCC Gold? Our guest, Matheus Diniz knows. He won gold in 2019 beating competitors like Craig Jones and Josh Hinger. Matheus talks about the value of not taking rest rounds and continually finding tougher and tougher competition. We also talk all things half guard and what it's like training under Marcelo Garcia. Matheus has a unique perspective on creating reactions to take actions when rolling that he breaks down for us. He goes much more in depth in his BJJ Fanatics Instructional. For crystal clear thinking and sustained energy on the mats, use PreRoll. The formula developed on the mats over 14 months of testing. Go to Matheus.CombatSupps.com to save at least 15%.

We sit down with the one and only Josh Hinger, to talk about Jiu-Jitsu, life experiences, and who would win in a fight between a gorilla and a grizzly bear. @jiulosophy  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jiulosophy/message

3x World Champ and ADCC bronze medalist Josh Hinger joins us to discuss the training and mindset necessary to become a Black Belt World Champion. He also shares some of the most valuable lessons he has learned in his Jiu Jitsu Journey. Josh gives us some key tips to landing the Hingertine but you can grab his full instructional: The Hingertine System Be your best on the mats with PreRoll, The Jiu Jitsu PreWorkout

What does it take to WIN in sports and in life? For the season 2 finale, 3x Nogi World Champion and prominent American jiu jitsu black belt Josh Hinger talks about how to channel your inner champion, the importance of tricking yourself, what a black belt truly is and never ever giving up until the buzzer goes off in the arena and in life. Follow Josh on Instagram (@hingerbjj) and his podcast about jiu jitsu called "The Matburn Podcast". Any reactions to this podcast? Message me at www.jaymeewins.com. :) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Josh Hinger is a BJJ black belt under Andre Galvao, and one of the best American competitors of his generation. After a successful high school wrestling run, Josh found BJJ and made his way to California after completing graduate school to train full time at Atos HQ. We discuss the difficult topic of sexual assault in BJJ, Josh's career, the Atos training schedule and mindset, and more.

3xIBJJF No Gi World Champion and ADCC 2019 Bronze Medalist Josh Hinger joins Rob and Dave for a great discussion about his training and competition mentality.This time around Rob and Dave manage to avoid talking about the Covid-19 pandemic (mostly) and focus on a champions mindset, along with what Josh learned during his time in the Peace Corps, and how he developed his killer guillotine.You can learn more from Josh Hinger by following him on Instagram, and follow his podcast at: https://instagram.com/hingerbjjhttps://instagram.com/thematburnpodcastYou can also get merchandise from him at:https://the-matburn-podcast.myshopify.com/collections/allVisit his sponsor and use promo code HINGER15 for 15% off:https://instagram.com/tatamifightwearVisit our sponsors:David is offering a super deal - 13 courses going over 36 hours into detailed instruction of the martial arts, plus 1 year access to FFAcoach, which has over 1500 videos and updated weekly, for 66% off! Learn more about it here: https://davidavellan.com/the-super-deal/DrysdaleBJJonline.com is your destination for learning from IBJJF Black Belt World Champion and ADCC Absolute World Champion Robert Drysdale. Many different courses offered for all levels in bite size chunks that anyone can dig into right away.Follow us on Facebook: https://Facebook.com/BreakingTheGuardFollow us on Instagram: https://Instagram.com/BreakingTheGuardFollow us on Twitter: https://Twitter.com/BreakingGuardFollow us on Snapchat: @BreakingGuardSubscribe to our YouTube ChannelTag us on Social Media with #BreakingTheGuard

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In this episode we discuss:How Andrea Galvao and Atos influenced his life and competition.Why he gives so much back to the Jiu-Jitsu community.The highest and lowest points in his career.An insight into his own self-belief, confidence, focus and management of overwhelm.What advice he gives athletes looking to level up their approach to competition.What plans he has for 2020 and beyond. Links and resources:Josh Hinger  Instagram  @hingerbjjTwitter  @hingerbjjThe Matburn PodcastInstagram  @thematburnpodcastYoutube  @thematburnpodcast Access the Hingertine Submission SystemBJJ FanaticsGrapplers Guide ————-Thanks to our sponsors These guys keep our radio waves vibing around the world.Bondi Beard Co. - Use code ’FPP’ for 15% off @Bondi.Beard.CoRedfern Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic @RedfernPhysioThe Wellness Guide Sydney @WellnessGuideSydneyAeona Business Sharespace @Aeona

In this episode of The TEN, we catch up with Phill Schwartz, Jeremiah Vance, Josh Hinger and Sam Hardy in anticipation of the 2020 No Gi Summit Australia. The boys were kind enough to take time out of their busy schedule and join us in the studio. We hope you enjoy this one as much as we did. Featured Guest Instagram/Websites : Shugyo Invitational  (www.theshugyo.com) Shugyo YouTube ( Shugyo Invitational) Phill Schwartz IG (@phillschwartz10p) Jeremiah Vance IG (@jeremiahvance10) Josh Hinger IG (@hingerbjj The Mat Burn Podcast (@thematburnpodcast/) Sam Hardy (@sam_r_i.10p) No Gi Summit (NO GI SUMMIT) ----------------------------- DM any questions for Q&A to our Instagram page @10podcast You can find us on Instagram (@Frankbarca10p4l) // (@Mannyzen) If you would like to support the show. Please tell a friend and/or leave us a 5 star review on iTunes. Keep it 10!  

On this weeks episode of the Grappling Rewind Podcast Maine and Emil talk some BJJ news and controversy regarding BJJ belts. We discuss some upcoming matchups and recap Fight to Win 131. Then we preview the stacked BJJ Fanatics Open weight Grand Prix. In the news section Maine and Emil discuss the Flo article surrounding the BJJ belt system. Plus the Third Coast Grappling matchup between Gordon Ryan and Erberth Santos. Then in the recap section we go deep and recap tons of matches on the Fight to Win 131 in Richmond, CA. We talk about the Tye Ruotolo decision win over the 2019 Silver ADCC medalist Vagner Rocha in what can be described as a chippy matchup, that saw Vagner cut and gritty as always. We talk about some of the more technically interesting parts of Jaime Canuto vs Edwin Najmi that swa a huge flying triangle attempt. We break down Josh Hinger's decision win over Murilo Santana, and Marcos Torregrosa defense of his Masters Welter Weight Title vs Nikmorad Decision. We also break down the Fight of the Night (FOTN) and Submission of the night (SOTN) for the card for the black belts and the brown belts. As well as some of the other matches on the card. In the preview section we take a look at the 2019 BJJ Fanatics Submission Only Grand Prix. There are some huge stand out names on this card, the 2019 ADCC double gold champion Gordon Ryan, IBJJF World Champion Lucas Barbosa , Previous BJJ Fanatics Event winner Kyle Boehm, Brown Belt stand out and CJJ champion Kody Steele, ADCC trials winner Aaron Tex Johnson, ADCC semi Finalist Dante Leon, ADCC Trials Silver Medalist 2X Keith Krikorian, Young phenom William Tackett, Rise champion Jason Rau, ADCC Trials winner John Combs, and ADCC Stand out Valdir Araujo, all are present on this card. Plus a ton of other big names make it on to contend for 10,000 and multiple DVD contracts. This event looks to be great. After that we preview the Finishers 10 that features a ton os superfights and a Women's 105 lbs bracket and a mens 185 bracket. Finishers is putting on their 10th event showcasing talent from across the sub only scene, maine and Emil talk about some of the names on the card and who they think the stand outs are for the event. After that the hosts talk about plans for 2020 and some live event coverage coming up in the near future Recorded 11-11-2019Be sure to check out the Grappling Rewind on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJlx0zzA6LloWQtpTjD3VeAInstagram https://www.instagram.com/grappling_rewind/Our Website http://www.grapplingrewind.comFacebook https://www.facebook.com/GrapplingRewind/Twitter https://twitter.com/grapplingrewindJoint the Discussion on Discord https://discord.gg/Aedvc3xOr talk with us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/SportBJJSuperfightFans/

On this week's show Maine and Emil talk about ADCC 2019, covering the semifinals and finals for the men and women's divisions, the absolute men's division, the superfight between Andre Galvao and Felipe Pena, talked about the overall experience of the tournament, how great the jiu jitsu community is and our favorite moments from the weekend.In the men's +99 kg division, we talk about Kaynan Duarte upsetting Buchecha with a controversial decision victory, Nick Rodriguez pressuring Cyborg into a decision victory, and Kaynan Duarte defeating Nick Rodriguez in the finals with veteran ADCC experience.In the men's -99 kg division we dive into Gordon Ryan's intense match with Lucas the Hulk Barbosa, and Gordon's incredible last-minute backtake for the win, Vinny Magalhaes' loss to Vinicius Tractor Ferreira, and Gordon's dominant submission win over Tractor in the finals.We talk about Craig Jones' incredible start to ADCC in the men's -88 kg division, submitting everyone in his first three matches including John Thor Blank in the semifinals, we talk about Matheus Diniz imposing his will on Josh Hinger in the semifinals and smothering Craig Jones in the finals to win.We discuss JT Torres repeat first place win in the men's -77 kg division, securing a win over fan favorites Garry Tonon in the semifinals and Vagner Rocha in the finals, and the fireworks that were Vagner's semifinals match with Dante Leon.Stories abound in the men's -66 kg division, with Augusto Tanquinho Mendes showing everyone he still has what it takes to win gold in the most competitive, prestigious professional grappling tournament in the world, defeating Paulo Miyao in the semifinals on his way to the finals against Kenny Cobrinha Jr. Maciel, who emphatically claimed his right to enter into the ADCC world championships with three decisive wins, including two submission wins on his way to the finals, one over Atos prodigy Tye Ruotolo, where Cobrinha Jr. had a competitive match against Tanquinho.In the women's +60 kg division, Gabi Garcia cements her legacy as the most dominant ADCC competitor ever with four division championship wins by defeating Ana Carolina Vieira and submitting Carina Santi in the finals, who herself disrupted Tayane Porfirio's ADCC run in the semifinals.In the women's -60 kg division, in the semifinals Ffion Davies went to war with Bia Mesquita, catching a brutal armbar that left Queen Bia unable to participate in a consolation match, but Ffion suffered an injury of her own when, in the finals, Bianca Basilio wrenched a savage toehold on Ffion for the division victory. Bianca had defeated Elvira Karppinen in the semifinals on the path to the gold medal. In the men's absolute division, we talk about the modern day David vs. Goliath story with Lachlan Giles submitting +99 kg champion Kaynan Duarte by heelhook, submitting -99 kg monster Patrick Gaudio by heelhook, and submitting +99 kg behemoth Mahamed Aly by heel hook to take bronze as a -77 kg competitor and shock the world. We talk about Garry Tonon's flash 18 second flying heel hook submission victory over Edwin Najmi, and Gordon Ryan's ultimate victory in the division over Buchecha in the finals.We preview Fight to Win 127 featuring Tanquinho vs. Matheus Gabriel, World Jiu Jitsu Festival featuring Gordon Ryan vs. Rousimar Palhares, and Battle Grapple VI in the UK. Recorded 9-29-2019

In this special ADCC day 1 edition of the Grappling Rewind Podcast, Maine and Emil talk about the opening rounds of the tournament, the incredible atmosphere of the event, breakdown exciting matches from each of the women and men's divisions and discuss major upsets.In the over 99 kg men's division we talk about the destructive match between Nick Rodriguez and Mahamad Aly which featured brilliant takedowns and demolished judges tables, as well as Nick Rodriguez's continuing success over Orlando Sanchez. We also discuss Kaynan Duarte's progression into the semifinals and the leg injury Yuri Simoes sustained in their match. We cover Marcus Buchecha Almeida's clutch last second come-from-behind win and Roberto Cyborg Abreau's progression into the semifinals.We get into Gordon Ryan's amazing start to the tournament in the under 99kg men's division where he is two-for-two in getting submission wins. Lucas the Hulk Barbosa and Vinny Magalhaes proceed to the semifinals in dominant fashion.We talk about Craig Jones and Josh Hinger winning their respective first two matches by submission in the men's under 88 kg division. Matheus Diniz and John Thor Blank progress in commanding fashion into semifinals as well.We discuss a major upset with Dante Leon defeating Lucas Lepri by a dynamic backtake in the men's under 77 kg division, the thrilling antics of Vagner Rocha on his campaign into the semifinals, and what could be one of the most exciting matches of the tournament: Garry Tonon vs. Renato Canuto, with Garry winning to proceed to the semifinals. We talk about which competitors have the best chance at defeating reigning 2017 ADCC Champion JT Torres. In the men's under 66 kg division we talk about Nicky Ryan defeating Shane Hill Taylor only to lose to gi world champion Paulo Miyao, as well as Augusto Tanquinho Mendes two decisive victories. We also discuss the two young guns entering the semifinals, Kennedy Cobrinha Jr. Maciel and Tye Ruotolo.With Bia Mesquita getting one of the fastest submissions in the women's brackets, she has shown everyone this is her division to lose- we discuss whether Ffion Davies has a chance at dethroning the Queen of the under 60 kg division. The semifinals are poised to be thrilling matches, with Bianca Vasilio and Elvira Karppinen both progressing into the tournament.Finally, in the women's under 60 kg division Gabi Garcia imposed her will on Stephanie Egger to win the match, and Anna Carolina Vieira also progresses into the semifinals along with Tayane Porfirio and Carina SantiRecorded 9-28-2019

The is a special podcast that covers ADCC 2019. We have a unique perspective on this show because we have Becky Jabara join the show. We talk about: Some of the different rules and points for ADCC Some of the matches that caught our attention Craig Jones, Josh Hinger, John Danaher and more

This week on the show Maine and Emil recap Fight to Win 124 in Seattle WA, Shugyo Invitational Episode 4, GrappleFest 6, BJJ Fanatics Brown Belt Invitational. Then we Preview the Ultimate Mat Warriors 5, F2W 125, IBJJF 2019 Pans, UAEJJF AJP King of Mats 7 MiddleweightsWe kick off the show as always with BJJ news. Talking about Kit Dale dropping out of the event and being replaced by Valdir Araujo. We talk about Co-Host and Grappling Rewind analyst Ryan Stark getting promoted to brown belt. We also talk about Renzo Gracie recently making international news. After that we kick the recap section of the show off with our recap of GrappleFest 6 talking about João Miyao vs. Frank Rosenthal. Paulo Miyao vs. Kamil Will and recap Masakazu Imanari vs. Ben Eddy that ended in astonishing foot lock fashion in the last minute of the match. After that we recap Fight To Win 124 headlined by Josh Hinger vs. Arnoldo Maidana in a positionally dominating match. We also talked about Karen Atunes defeating Mayssa Bastos. We talk a little bit about the fight to win masters plus bantamweight championship belt between Brian Jhonson and Aaron Morris. In the Judo results we talk about possible fight of the year between Taylan Mark Yuasa and his brother Tegan Yuasa. And how interesting the dynamic between the two was. In our recap of Shugyo Invitational Episode 4 Maine and Emil talk about their enjoyment of the episode formats as well as the craziness in this weeks Keith Krikorian match. Plus Max Rohskopf is decisive submission victory of Ethan Crelinsten via Darce. Finally we recap the BJJ fanatics brown belt invitational that saw a host of top contender brown belts looking to make a name for them self and score a DVD deal. We talk about some of the Plemon airy matches in this event and Gordon Ryan‘s commentary. Then break down the final match between Kyle Boehm and Chase Hannah. Overall we were really happy with the way the first event played out. Then we move into the preview section of the show talking about ultimate Matt warriors five and they’re 185 pound middleweight tournament and super fights.We also talk about fight to win 125 headlined by Gutemberg Pereira vs Rudson Mateus. The UAEJJF King of Mats 7 the Middleweights featuring Tommy Langaker, Marcos Tinoco, Isaaue Bahense, and more. Then we do a brief preview of the 2019 men’s black belt IBJJF no-Gi pans. Reading through some of the biggest names that have registered for the event. Recorded 9-9-2019

On this weeks episode of the Grappling Rewind Podcast Maine, Emil and Josh, dive into a great three host episode. Taking a look at Fight to Win 123, Polaris 11, the BJJ Fanatics Brown Belt Invitational (and below), Fight to Win 124, GrappleFest 6, and talk about how we cant find any info on ACBJJ 15. We kick the show off talking about BJJ related news in some big grappling news Garry Tonon is back in the ADCC 2019 world championships. Echo Charles got his Black Belt. Gordon Ryan stated in an Instagram comment that his knee was 85% recovered. Last and least former IBJJF world champion, and former UFC champ BJ Penn got in a street fight. In the recap section of the show the team breaks down the main card of Polaris 11. We dive into how great of a main event Ffion Davies vs Talita Alencar was and Emil states that it is a rewind recommends. This exciting rematch for the under 50 kg Polaris title showcases the best in women’s BJJ. Next we break down Edwin Najmi vs Mansher Khera in a performance that shows why Edwin is one of the best in the weight division. We talk about Nicky Rod's impressive wrestling heavy performance against Ben Dyson, as well as how we think his speed and takedown game will translate to the grand stage of ADCC later this month. We also talk about two MMA stand outs that were featured on the Polaris stage Paddy Pimblett vs Steven Ray that saw Ray hitting an interesting single scissor leg takedown to a heel hook. We also talk a little about the controversy of the only Gi bout on the main card Marcus Tinoco vs Tommy Lanaker. That saw Lanaker take a close split decision and call out Keenan Cornelius. We recap Fight to Win 123 in Sacramento, CA headlined by Gabriel Arges vs. Dante Leon in a match contested in the passing phase. In the co-main event we saw a great masters title match with Cassio Werneck defeating Angel Lopez with a textbook X choke from the mount, after an amazing series that saw great top play and positional work from Cassio. We recap Samir Chantre’s victory over Jose Carlos Lima with an Estima lock to take the Black Belt Featherweight Gi title in the last minute of the match. As well as run through the rest of the cards results. We also recap episode 3 of the Shugyo Invitational where we saw Jordan Holy continue his fastest submission streak against Shawn Weisenburgh. As well as Nathan Orchard take home another rear Naked Choke victory against Rafa Domingos, in one of the craziest sequences we’ve seen in a long time. Plus we talk about some of the technique on display and some of the other points in the episode. After that we move into the preview section of the show with BJJ Fanatics Brown Belt Invitational, and below. The events notable names include Roberto Jimenez, Nick Ronan, Kody Steele, Nick Rodriguez, Pedro Marinho, Jesseary Childrey, and Pierre-Olivier Leclerc, and many more top stand out names. This is not an event to miss. After that we preview Fight to Win 124 In Seattle WA, headlined by Marcelo Mafra Vs. Edwin Najmi, and Karen Antunes vs. Mayssa Bastos, plus Arnaldo Maidana de Oliveira vs. Josh Hinger in a match sure to end in scrambles. After that we previewed GrappleFest 6, by Figure 4 Promotions. This event features both Miyao brothers. We have an exciting match where we are sure to see some footlock entries in Joao Miyao vs Frank Rosenthal. Paulo Miyao takes on Kamil Wilk, and the man himself Masakazu Imanari takes on 10th planet specialist Ben Eddy, as well as a ton of other great matchups on this card. We also briefly touch on the Submit IV, taking place this weekend as well, and the lack of any information surrounding ACBJJ 15. We also talk about sponsorships, and terrible tattoos. Recorded 9-2-2019

This week on the show Maine and Ryan recap the weeks professional BJJ events and Superfights. We Recap Kasai Pro 6, Kenetic Grappling 1, Fight To Win 122, Shugyo Invitational Episode 1, and Preview the IBJJF Heavyweight GP, plus talk about IBJJF Masters Worlds.We kick off the show with some news talking about ADCC drop outs and replacements; with Romulo dropping out to replaced by Claudio Calasans. Plus Maine talks about being the backstage social media interviewer for ADCC world championships 2019. We talk a bit about the Grappling Rewind YouTube page and the additional content that is being produced for that platform including a new video of how to get on a BJJ Superfight. Subscribe to see the latest BJJ YouTube content. After the news section we talk about the Kinetic Grappling, and come to a few conclusions. One Lachlan Giles is very good and guys going to ADCC are also very good. We talk about domination that was the super team of BJJ Fanatics with Giles taking out an entire time himself, and the Nick Rodriguez, Gordon Ryan combo taking out a whole second team themselves. We break down the winning teams matches, and talk about some changes we have seen as of late in a few of the members of the team as they go into ADCC. In the recap for KASAI Pro 6 we recap the mens 135 pound tournament, all of the super fights, and a couple of the undercard matches. In the tournament recap we talk about some changes that Richard Alarcon, Junny Ocasio and João Miyao have made with their games as of recently. We talk about the way the Unity grapplers now basket the legs, and the pace at which Junny worked in his inaugural Black Belt showing. In the super fights we recap Murilo Santana and his great hooking arm control and sweep. In Matheus Diniz vs Josh Hinger we recap the interesting game plan choices from Hinger, and a flying armbar attempt got awry. In the Kaynan Duarte vs Patrick Gaudio matchup we discuss the intricacies of scoring points, and what it takes to have a back take scored. Plus Tom DeBlass retirement after winning his super fight by Kneebar. As well the William Tacket, Gracie Gundrum, and Aaron Harris undercard matches.In the recap of Fight to Win 122 in Scottsdale, AZ, we break down Augusto Tanquinho Mendes vs Marcelo Mafra, and Osvaldo Queixinho Moizinho vs Tiago Barros. Then get into talking about the great submission attempts and sequences that took place in the Karen Antunes vs Tracey Goodell matchup. Plus Maine shares a story about a weird triangle footlock. In the preview section we briefly talk about IBJJF 2019 Masters Worlds in Las Vegas, with Ryan going out to Vegas to compete. As well as all the cool BJJ events and seminars that happen this coming week in vegas. With the IBJJF Vegas open taking place the same week. During this preview we get into the preview for the IBJJF Heavyweight GP that Ryan realizes he will be in Las Vegas for, and now plans to attend live. In the preview of the IBJJF HW GP, Maine and Ryan are unable to pick who they think will take the championship between the stars scheduled to compete at the event. Even with all of the card changes this event is still looking like it will be amazing with the likes of Matheus Diniz, Lucas "Hulk" Barbosa Cyborg, Current IBJJF No Gi world champion Tim Spriggs, Current ADCC Champion Yuri Simoes, Patrick Gaudio, Perennial top world contender Joao Gabriel Rocha, and Luiz Panza. This is not one to miss. Recorded 8-18-2019 and 8-19-2019

On this packed show Maine and Emil Recap Fight to Win 121 in Austin Texas. We Preview Kasai Pro 6, The Shugyo Invitational including an Interview with the events promoter Phill Schwartz. We preview as best we can the Kinektic Grappling event taking place on UFC fight pass, as well as at the very end of the show announce a huge late replacement. We preview Fight to Win 122 in Scottsdale, AZ, CJJ worlds and briefly talk about the finals of SOGI 3.To kick off the show Maine and Emil talk news. In this weeks news we talk about the latest ADCC division movements with Keenan moving up in weight and switching placed with fellow American Mason Fowler. Grappling Industries announces that it is working in partnership with Third Coast Grappling and the winner of the upcoming Houston Absolute will get a slot on the next 3CG. In other 3CG news the promotion has announced an upcoming split from FloGrappling to form their own service. Fight to Win has announced their first international event taking place in the UK. Maine announces that he will be the official backstage interviewer for the ADCC 2019 social media account and the Grappling Rewind. In the recap section we break down Fight to Win 121 in Austin Texas. This event we see Nathiely Karoline defeat Gabi Garcia and take the Female Heavy Weight title showcasing great sweeps, and control. We also talk about Jonathan Satava vs Kody Steele in a match reminiscent of vintage Marcello Garcia, great butterfly guard, and high elbow guillotine work. Emil goes deep on judo names, and Maine gets excited about late replacements and action grapplers. Then we move into the preview section of the show. Talking about Kasai Pro 6, featuring some exciting Superfights between Yuri Simoes and Kaynan Duarte, the hosts make their picks, and in a surprising outcome make the same pick. We also talk about Matheus Diniz vs Josh Hinger in a matchup sure to feature even more heavy pressure wrestling. In the 135lb 8-man tournament, between Geo Martinez, Joao Miyao, Jon Calestine, Junny Ocasio, Ashley Williams, Richard Alarcon, Rafael "Barata" Freitas, and Masakazu Imanari, we talk about previous matchups and who has come out on top before. We preview as best we can the Kinektic Grappling event taking place on UFC fight pass, as well as at the very end of the show announce a huge late replacement. (its Gordon Ryan) and this makes much of the speculation we made earlier in the show seem irrelevant. We preview Fight to Win 122 in Scottsdale, AZ, with a ton of black belt matches on the main card. This event is headlined by former world champion Augusto “Tanquinho” Mendes vs Marcelo Mafra, the Co-Main Event is another title bout Osvaldo Queixinho Moizinho vs Tiago Barros, and in the co-co main event we see another black belt title match between Tracey Goodell and Karen Antunes. There are more black belt matches than we have seen in a long time on this card. We run thorough CJJ worlds and talk about how Eddie Bravo has announced that EBI is coming back after all the CJJ champions are established. Then we briefly talk about the finals of SOGI 3.Then we talk about the first episode of the Shugyo Invitational including an Interview with the events promoter Phill Schwartz; where he shares a ton of information about the promotion and the pay structure and how the event works. As of this episode being live the first episode of the invitational is available for viewing. In the end of show discussion Emil talks about his upcoming trip to Puerto Rico, and Maine talks about his weekend trip to South Carolina with his family. Recorded 8-12-2019You can follow us on InstagramTwitt

Josh Hinger and Keenan Cornelius discuss and argue about various issues regarding the jiu-jitsu community including training room bullshit, competition strategies, why Keenan had to leave Atos, and they breakdown a few of the mat battles they've had in competition.

This week on the show Maine and Emil recap all of the weeks professional grappling and preview the upcoming week’s marathon of events. This week on the show we recap King Of Mats Heavyweights in Moscow. Fight to Win 115 in Seattle Washington then we preview. SAGC that the Grappling Rewind team will be commentating, we also preview mid west finishers to the welterweights Fight To Win 116 in Richmond California. Third Coast Grappling 3, and have an interview with the president of the organization Ryan McGuire. First we kick off the news Rodolpho Viera has been signed by the UFC. Josh Hinger and Keenan Cornelius have started making a podcast. Kasai Pro 6 qualifiers have all been completed and the finalists are ready to battle it out. Alex Vianna is going to be on his own episode of the Grappler Union Podcast this week. After that we move into the recap section taking a look at you UAEJJF Abu Dhabi Jiu-jitsu pro tour. Heavyweights king of mats A vent that saw stand out João Rocha, and Kaynan Duarte is a series of matches, along with A few other notable matches. After that we move into the recap of F2W 115. Where we saw Nathan Orchard versus Dustin Akbari end with fireworks. And some outstanding judo matches from Maka Yacapin and Others. Also see Nathiely de Jesus retain her title belt for fight to win over Jessica flowers with an impressive knee bar finish. After that we move into the heavy preview section talking about SAGC that the team will be commentating on this coming weekend. This event features some stand out local talent and Andrew Kochel, Ellis Karadag, and Eric Naples. Then we take a look at the Midwest finish her second event featuring a 20 man welterweight bracket that is stacked with talented names such as David Garmo, both Tackett brothers are on the event, Jordan Peitzman, Pierre-Oliver Leclerc, Zach Edwards and more. After that we move onto FW2 116 being headline to by Tanner Rice vs Helton Jose Jr, and Marcos Torregrosa vs Pete Shoemaker. Rest of the card is loaded with other black belt matches, and rounded out with some great lower belts as well. Then we move onto Third Coast Grappling 3 featuring one of the craziest Maine cards we have seen in a while. These are just some of the names featured on the event and some of the matchups we talked about Kit Dale, Gabriel Arges, Lucas Valente, Marcio Andre, Marcelo Azevedo, Gilbert Burns, Vagner Rocha, Ethan Crelinsten, Edwin Najmi, Gianni Grippo, Craig Jones, Matheus Diniz, Cyborg Abreu, Nicholas Meregali. After that we had a brief interview with the president of the organization and talked about the event, and rules. We also briefly touched on Rise 7, featuring bouts from João Miyao, Zach Maslany, Josh Burkman, Rey De Leon, Frank Rosenthal, and more. All this and much much more and this weeks episode of the show. Recorded 6-17-2019

I got to speak with No Gi Worlds champ Josh Hinger recently at the 2019 Worlds. We discussed Crystal G in a Gi's awesome accomplishment, Josh literally fighting for his country in Vietnam ending up with broken hands, the THC Incident and the one question you would ask anyone from ATOS, and I asked it. Listen to the podcast to find out the response.

I got to speak with No Gi Worlds champ Josh Hinger recently at the 2019 Worlds. We discussed Crystal G in a Gi's awesome accomplishment, Josh literally fighting for his country in Vietnam ending up with broken hands, the THC Incident and the one question you would ask anyone from ATOS, and I asked it. Listen to the podcast to find out the response.

Coming in hot on this one! Josh Hinger calls out Black Belt Entitlement in Jiu-Jitsu. We recap Polaris 10, Alex Oliveira being investigated by police, Urijah Faber makes a comeback and all sorts of other craziness in the Jiu-Jitsu and MMA World. // Get your "STFU AND ROLL" T-Shirt: bit.ly/2FwLs6Y Get 20% off your order at www.ChokeAloha.com when you use the promo code JIUJITSURADIO Get 10% off your order at www.jiujitsusoapco.com with the promo code JJRADIO Check out GiraffeChoke.com and get 25% off and free shipping on orders over $99 with the promo code JJRADIO Stop by the legendary Nomad Surf Shop in Boynton Beach, FL and tell them you are a fan of the podcast to get 10% off your purchase in store! Follow Alex on IG: @jiujitsuradio @sondermarketing Follow Shawn: @GorillaBoyBJJ

In this episode we interview Josh Hinger and Kristian Woodmansee, two highly accomplished BJJ competitors. We cover topics from different competition formats to injury prevention. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode of Grumpy Guy BJJ we talk about James going to the Josh Hinger seminar and other awesome stuff. Enjoy! If you take your training and recovery seriously get your hands on our new K2/D3 supplement R3.   You can get it here for only $15 with free shipping.   R3 ROLL-RECOVER-REPEAT   You can download this episode and follow us through Apple Podcast, Podbean or Stitcher.   Thanks again for all the support so far and please remember to let us know if you have any feedback on the show or suggestions for future episodes, just send us an email at grumpyguybjj@gmail.com.   Until next week…   James Wilson & Rob Eickhoff Grumpy Guy BJJ Podcast   p.s. Haven't downloaded you BJJ Improvement Starter Kit yet? Click here to sign up for it and start improving your BJJ today.

On this weeks show Maine and Emil talk BJJ news (and lack there of) then get into an exciting recap of GrappleFest 3, in what looked to be the comfiest venue available for a professional grappling event. We talk about the title match between Ross Nichols, and Gianni Grippo. Then get into recapping the big guys in Dan Straus, Vs Mateus Diniz. Plus even more exciting matches. After that we jump into previews taking a look at the 125 pound 16 man tournament for Finishers Sub Only 7, and the other superfights on the card. Then we get into what looks to be of the most stacked Fight to Win cards in recent memory with Fight to Win 95 in San Diego. Headlined by Rafael Lovato Jr, vs Josh Hinger. This card is filled with multiple grapplers that have headlined cards themselves. We then preview Men of War 4. December 1st I loaded with tons of grappling action. After all that Maine and Emil talk about how broken down Maine’s body is as he talks about dropping weight for four upcoming competitions. Which is great considering the recent thanksgiving holiday. Recorded 11-25-2018

On this episode we have Josh Hinger in studio. Josh is a Black Belt under Andre Galvao, a no-gi World Champion, a instructor at Atos HQ, and writes a monthly column for FloGrappling.com. Also in studio is Evan Mannweiler who is also a Black Belt under Andre Galvao.

One of the major stars of Team Atos, Professor Josh Hinger talks about his origins, transitioning from Wrestling to BJJ, serving in the Peace Corps and couch surfing. He also provides some excellent technique breakdowns! Click “Read More” for show notes!  SHOW NOTES: Making the UWW US Grappling Team Why he doesn’t miss Wrestling His […]

Tooth sits with Josh Hinger, who in addition to winning the 2016 World NoGi championships AND serving as a head coach at ATOS HQ, pens a monthly column for Flograppling, touching on such subjects as keeping MMA's douchebag attitudes out of Jiu Jitsu, and a plea for competitors to quit apologizing for their losses. This episode sponsored by Kimera Koffee www.kimerakoffee.com   For more information visit Motus V www.motusv.com    

We are excited to bring you an interview with BJJ Black Belt Josh Hinger. Josh is a first degree black belt under Andre Galvao. Josh also recently won the Medium Heavy weight class at 2016 no-gi worlds. We talk about: How he got to know Andre Galvao Training with and without the gi Cutting weight for BJJ or no-gi His experience at no-gi worlds 2016 His thoughts on sub only matches Trash talking in BJJ The growth of Jiu-Jitsu His start in BJJ Competing in the adult division His DVD Hingertine Dealing with anxiety on the mat Mental preps for competition Hesitation is the death of Jiu-Jitsu technique Tips for beginners How difficult it can be to start BJJ Links: Hingertine Monkey Tape Review of Hingertine DVD Josh on Facebook Quote of the week: "Being angry and resentful of someone is like letting them live rent-free in your head." George Foreman Article of the week: No Time Machine ... Only Heating Seeking Missiles Please check out this video if you are interested in supporting The BjjBrick Podcast. The BjjBrick Wall of Support is being constructed and you can help Catch us next week for another episode of The BjjBrick Podcast The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, Stitcher radio, and Google Play Music for Andriod

Raf and Kevin open the show talking about UFC 188 and Cain's corner advice! Then, Dr. David Ley swings by to talk BJJ and his views on the impact and potential impacts of jiujitsu. Finally, Josh Hinger from ATOS jiujitsu swings by to talk his upcoming fight at the Submission Series Pro and which ATOS crew member is which New Girl character. Ya....we (Raf) asked.

There were 1000 great fights, and some fighters took more credit than others. Nicky Ryan, Keith Krikorian, John Combs, William Tackett, Enrico Cocco, Josh Hinger, Jon Blank, Mason Fowler, Nick Rodriguez, Jenna Bishop, John Hansen, Amanda Leve, & ADCC North America. Listen in, great podcast.