Podcast appearances and mentions of roberto maia

Send us a textToday's guest takes a deep dive into the modern day jiu-jitsu instructor in a digital landscape, AI and its role in the future of jiu-jitsu, the importance of community, and more.Here is The RŌL Radio with entrepenuer, 4th degree bjj black belt, MMA coach, and the creator of 40 Plus BJJ, returning guest, Stephen Whittier.www.rolacademy.tv 30% discount with ROLRADIO code at checkout. Over 1300 videos for your Jiu-Jitsu journey.FREE Access to ROL TV - https://rolacademy.tv/yt/269-the-rol-radiohttp://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradiohttps://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.instagram.com/coach.whittier/https://www.instagram.com/stephen.whittier/https://satoricoach.io/https://bjjfanatics.com/search?q=stephen%20whittierhttps://sbgeastcoast.com/team/Episode Highlights:2:59 It Never Stops9:00 Instructors in a Digital World14:51 Vulnerability and Humility in Teaching26:34 Trusting In Others and Letting Go33:07 Navigating the Uncomfortable Conversations42:16 The AI Revolution1:00:44 The Importance of ConnectionSupport the show

Professor John Connors grew up in Roslindale, attended and graduated from The Roxbury Latin School in 1981, and went on to earn his Bachelor's Degree from Harvard University. He is the father of two adult children and currently resides in Norwood.   John started training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in January of 1999 and received his Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in October 2006 from Roberto Maia at Boston Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He is currently a three-stripe Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.   John has owned and operated his own Jiu Jitsu academy since July 2005 and has been studying Muay Thai kickboxing since 2006 with the trainers at Sityodtong Academy in Somerville, MA.   Professor Connors has dedicated his life to coaching for the last 14 years. He coaches kids and adults in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Mixed Martial Arts.

Another jiu-jitsu cliche is Technique is King, but as we know, strength, size, and rules of engagement all play a vital role in jiu-jitsu.After a great conversation with John Frankl, Thomas and Gary discuss whether or not good technique is all that is needed for success on the mats.www.rolacademy.tv 30% discount with ROLRADIO code at checkout. Over 1000 videos for your Jiu-Jitsu journey.http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.instagram.com/john_frankl/?hl=enhttps://www.jfbjj.com/

Today's guest is another true martial artist. With a background in several martial arts, it was his exposure to jiu-jitsu in 1989 that he knew he had found what he really wanted to do.It did take a few years before John Frankl started his formal training under Rickson Gracie and after moving from the West Coast to Boston John trained under Roberto Maia and received his black belt in 2002.Here is The RŌL Radio with the owner of John Frankl Jiu Jitsu, coach for Straight Blast Gym, professor of journalism and international studies at Yonsei University, and the man who first introduced BJJ to South Korea, John Franklwww.rolacademy.tv 30% discount with ROLRADIO code at checkout. Over 1000 videos for your Jiu-Jitsu journey.http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.instagram.com/john_frankl/?hl=enhttps://www.jfbjj.com/Episode Highlights:5:49 Generation 1.511:39 Traditional Martial Arts19:14 I Have to Learn This36:31 Training at Rickson's47:54 Biggest Blessing of Begining with Rickson50:30 Real Jiu-Jitsu1:01:39 Charles Harriott's Question1:04:48 Scientific Approach

In this episode, hosts Kevin Palmieri and Alan Lazaros talk with the retired mixed martial artist Kenny Florian about his fighting in the UFC and how it changed his life. He also shared the lessons he learned from his life experiences, his fights, his relationship with discipline, his near-death experience, and everything in between. You are surely going to be inspired so make sure you tune in. Kenny's athletic roots are in soccer, where he would play at Boston College. Though soccer was his first love, he eventually found himself in a gym training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). This transition from soccer to BJJ, and mixed martial arts as a whole, transformed his life.Kenny received his BJJ Blackbelt in 5 years from Roberto Maia. After winning multiple BJJ and grappling tournaments, he went on to compete against some of the best fighters in the emerging sport of MMA.His gas tank never approached Empty. Kenny's footwork was as remarkable as his razor elbows. These skills, Florian says, can be attributed to his time playing soccer. Though he was fighting above his best weight and pushing thirty years old, Florian performed exceptionally well. In 2021, Kenny was named as a color commentator for the Professional Fighters League, which is the first MMA organization in which individual athletes compete in a regular season, post-season and championship. The PFL is broadcast in 160 countries.Kenny's analytical skills are also showcased on Discovery's highly rated BattleBots series. In addition, he can be heard on the Anik & Florian weekly podcast, which covers the latest happenings in the MMA world. He was featured in the tv series "Kingdom” and had a supporting role in the movie "Embattled."Catch up with Kenny at:Website: https://kennyflorianmartialarts.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/kennyflorian/YT: https://www.youtube.com/c/KennyFlorianGroup coaching details: https://nextleveluniverse.com/group-coaching/We love connecting with you guys! Reach out on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via emailWebsite

Roberto Maia, diretamente do Rock Connection e do Show do Tatola, conversa com Humberto Rosso e Daniel Varella sobre o mercado de rádio, música e podcast, conta bastidores da rádio 89, da última entrevista com Chorão, do fim dos Beatles e monta sua banda dos sonhos.

John Frankl is a martial artist with a background in several different styles including Karate, Kuk Sool Won, Serrada Eskrima and Thai boxing (Muay Thai). Frankl is also a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Roberto Maia and a pioneer in bringing the sport of BJJ to South Korea having opened possibly the very first legitimate Brazilian Jiu Jitsu academy in the country (in 1999) Travis Davison is the VP of Straight Blast Gym International, and along with his wife Kisa, the owner of multiple SBG facilities, and a black belt with over 20 years in BJJ.  He's also my coach.If you're looking for American made, quality men's grooming products from a company that is veteran owned, then shop Dapperguru. That's thedapperguru.com and use promo code cornerstone for 15% off your order. Enjoy!Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ZV837Q7N62W36&source=url)

Entrevista exclusiva para o 5 Notas com o Roberto Maia, DJ, radialista, pesquisador e jornalista musical. Ele discoteca nas noites de São Paulo e tem um vasto conhecimento musical, sempre trazendo novidades para os ouvintes. Atualmente, está no ar de segunda à sexta das 17h às 19h apresentando e tocando muitas músicas no programa Show do Tatola e aos sábados às 19h no Rock Connection, ambos na 89FM - A Rádio Rock. Nessa entrevista, ele falou sobre a sua carreira e também deu suas opiniões sobre música (principalmente rock) e rádio. Entrevista gravada no dia 1º de outubro de 2020. Apresentação, entrevista e edição: Wendell Correia. *SIGA NAS REDES SOCIAIS* INSTAGRAM: @wendellcorreia https://www.instagram.com/wendellcorreia/ FACEBOOK: 5 Notas https://www.facebook.com/05notas TWITCH: 5 Notas https://www.twitch.tv/5notas TWITTER: @5_notas https://twitter.com/5_notas TIK TOK: @5notas PLAYLIST: wendellcorreia (perfil) https://open.spotify.com/user/wendellcorreia?si=X4ccCYceQ-moySySHc8SDg ****ROBERTO MAIA**** SITE: http://www.robertomaia.com/ INSTAGRAM: @maia89fm https://www.instagram.com/maia89fm/ FACEBOOK: DJ Maia 89 https://www.facebook.com/djmaia89/ TWITTER: @djmaia89 https://twitter.com/djmaia89 #RobertoMaia #Entrevista #5Notas

Today on the show I have the honor to engage in conversation with the 4th degree eligible BJJ black belt Stephen Whittier. Stephen is one of the most decorated martial arts instructors in the country, he is one of only a handful of head coaches with Straight Blast Gym International (under SBG founder Matt Thornton) as well as the organization's Director. He is also the South Coast region's highest-ranking instructor in both Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (under New England's senior ranked black belt, Roberto Maia) and Muay Thai kickboxing (under Sityodtong USA director, Mark DellaGrotte). In 2018, he became only the 4th trainer ever to earn the rank of Red Monkgol in Sitydtong Muay Thai. In addition, he has earned black belts and instructor ranks in a number of martial arts disciplines over decades of study and has trained a broad range of students and athletes – from local, state, and federal law enforcement to multiple UFC competitors. Due to his parallel background as a former University lecturer and consultant, Stephen brings a unique and deeply analytical perspective to his martial arts and business instruction. He also runs 40 Plus BJJ which is dedicated to the unique tactical and technical needs of Jiu-Jitsu students and instructors 40 and up. Stephen truly is a renaissance man and deep thinker as I researched and spoke to the man I quickly came to this conclusion both by seeing his vast body of work, experience, and products available as well as his systems thinking approach to almost everything. If you are a practitioner or BJJ business owner I think you will gain much inspiration and more importantly immediate value out of listening to Stephens's story and ever-evolving perspectives. It was both a joy and honor to speak to Mr. Whittier and I hope this is the first of many conversations we eventually have. YouTube Facebook SatoriCoach Private Mentoring --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/foreverwhitebelt/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foreverwhitebelt/support

S4Ep20 - John FranklHosts: Jorge Law, Jay Mansfield, Nate RyanJohn Frankl is a highly sought-after instructor credited with bringing Brazilian Jiu-jitsu to South Korea. With a background in several different styles including Karate, Kuk Sool Won, Serrada Eskrima and Thai boxing (Muay Thai), Frankl received his black belt from Roberto Maia at Boston BJJ in 2002. WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/cmd5hBZPjg8WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

S3Ep13 - [Part two of two] Roberto Maia black belt Mike Pellegrino (DPT) is the founder of Mass BJJ in Arlington, MA and is owner/operator of Peak Performance Physical Therapy. He's also the creator of BJJ Prehab (see S3Ep12).

Nesse primeiro episódio, converso com Roberto Maia que navegou um veleiro sul-africano, via delivery, de Fortaleza a João Pessoa. Esse veleiro tem uma história bem interessante é todo em aço e foi construído por longos 30 anos.

John Frankl is a BJJ Black Belt under Roberto Maia and head of John Frankl Jiu Jitsu, as well as the Straight blast Gym representative for  Asia. He’s a Harvard trained Ph-d, and the man responsible for starting and establishing BJJ in Korea. In this interview he discusses his history and journey in the martial arts, including his time with Rickson Gracie and Roberto Maia, preparing for the Masters Worlds comp. Matt THornton and Straight Blast Gym, the Jiu Jitsu scene in Korea, sword making and brewing, the parallels between evolution of crossfit and BJJ,  yoga, mobility, and breathing, and the role of gratitude in his life…He also recaps his experience at the Masters Worlds Competition

Hosts: Jorge Law, Jay Mansfield, Duncan Watt [DOJO STORM] The guys head down to Mass BJJ (Acton, MA) to interview original Roberto Maia black belt, very experienced instructor and Northeast martial arts legend Patric Barbieri.

A apresentação foi composta pelo cenário propício para a ciência, a tecnologia, a inovação e o empreendedorismo no estado de Minas Gerais. Conferencista: Roberto Maia RosenbaumFormado em Administração de Empresas pela Universidade Mackenzie, em São Paulo. 20 anos de atuação como Consultor em Empreendedorismo, Encubadoras de Empresas, Parques Tecnológicos, Arranjos Produtivos Locais, Cooperativismo e Associativismo. Atuou …

A apresentação foi composta pelo cenário propício para a ciência, a tecnologia, a inovação e o empreendedorismo no estado de Minas Gerais.Conferencista: Roberto Maia RosenbaumFormado em Administração de Empresas pela Universidade Mackenzie, em São Paulo. 20 anos de atuação como Consultor em Empreendedorismo, Encubadoras de Empresas, Parques Tecnológicos, Arranjos Produtivos Locais, Cooperativismo e Associativismo. Atuou como …

[DOJO STORM] The guys visit Mass BJJ Acton for Monday night class, then interview Nate Ryan - a three-stripe black belt under Roberto Maia, a UFC trainer/cornerman, veteran of multiple unsanctioned/unlicensed MMA fights, and one of the original founders of Mass BJJ

Hosts: Duncan Watt, Jorge Ley. 2x Copa Atlantica champion, 2x NAGA champion, and 2x Pan Am medalist Jay Mansfield is a two-stripe black belt under Roberto Maia. Topics include the early days of BJJ in the Boston area, and how BJJ has changed over the years.

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio Stephen Whittier is a black belt under Roberto Maia.  He has an academy in Wareham Massachusetts Called SBG East Coast.  Stephen has become a huge resource for the over 40 grappler.  He has lots of great advice not just for the over 40 grappler, but anyone who steps on the mat. In this interview with Stephen Whittier we talk about: Why having a specific style can hold you back Why the fundamentals are so important in Jiu-Jitsu Getting on the mat as a 40 plus grappler Dealing with instructors that may not know how to coach the older grappler The differences between teaching and coaching The Aliveness component of jiu-jitsu Starting BJJ as someone in their 50s or 60s The social differences between the younger BJJ students and the older students Finding the right gym for you Why people quit jiu-jitsu after training the first time Why people are drawn to try jiu-jitsu Competing for the first time Why stripping your attributes (speed, strength, flexibility….) out of your training can help you get better in the long run How BJJ has changed over the years How fundamentals are different than basics Focusing on these three things- Posture, Pressure, and Possibilities Tips for getting over common frustrations We wrap up by talking about some of his products that he has to help the over 40 grappler   Quote of the week “The secret of getting ahead is getting started.  The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one.”  Mark Twain Links Article of the week- “3 Simple Things Great Teachers do” TheTalentCode.com by Daniel Coyle Free email series: 40plusbjjlive.com 40 Plus Membership Site and Online Academy: 40plusperformanceacademy.com Stephen’s Youtube page 40 Plus BJJ Facebook page Stephen’s email Info@40plusbjj.com

This week on the podcast we bring you an interview with coach John Connors. John is the author of the e Book “Quick Start Guide to Complete Jiu Jitsu Competition Readiness”. This is a great guide for someone who is an experienced grappler or just starting out. At the age of 35 John found himself in the business world and lacking the fun and excitement of a sport. John started BJJ with Roberto Maia, and the fun and excitement was put back into his fitness. John eventually got his black belt in 2006 from Roberto Maia. John is now 51 years old and is very active on the mat and he also has a passion for coaching. John Connors talks with us about:Meeting goals off the matCoaching BJJ and MMAGrappling for older people and not getting hurtMaking a game plan for competitionDeveloping key movesPositional sparingLimiting your training to get better fasterMaking the most of your training timeCoaching during a matchSetting different goals for your competitionSparing like it is an actual match with a referee and a coachDealing with an adrenaline rushGetting better at winning scramblesThe advantages to getting a fast start to a matchAdvice for the non competitorSetting new challenges outside of your comfort zoneHow competition can help you get better at BJJAdvice for someone's first day at BJJ   Quote of the week: “Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.” John Wooden Article of the week: 3 Steps for Returning to BJJ After Injury – Breakingmuscle.com LinksGet John's Ebook for competition for free hereRickson Gracie Documentary ChokeWhy Zebras Don't Get Ulcers (this is a link to the entire book as a pdf!!)Email John Connors at John@dedhamjj.comJohn's Facebook pageJohn's Twitter @Connorsmma