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Send us a textExpect to get the grapplers perspective on why Roy started creating belt grading demonstrations, what he believes the standards are from white to black belt, what is takes to be a coach and a role model in jiu jitsu, the art of teaching and much more. Roy Dean is a 4th Degree Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, 3rd Degree Black Belt in Japanese Jiu Jitsu, 1st Degree Black Belt in Kodokan Jud, and 1st Degree Black Belt in Aikikai Aikido. Roy has been instructing Martial Arts for 30 years and has inspired a generation of Martial Artists around the world.with his extensive instructional library and YouTube channel.Guest Stuff:Insta - https://www.instagram.com/roydean_YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@UCVKca2tBe83V9GR5f-YnW6g Website - https://www.roydean.com00:00 UK Matador Camp02:04 Belt Demonstrations Origin09:05 Black Belt Crucibles14:16 White to Black Standards23:19 Focuses at Each Belt29:41 Being A Coach & Mentor33:14 New Book Project 38:46 Black Belt Role Models46:37 Achieving Mastery50:36 Humility of Jiu Jitsu58:30 The Art of Teaching01:04:35 Approaches to Training01:14:49 Become The Complement01:21:54 Plugs, Thanks & Outro#mentalhealth #bjj #bjjlifestyle #jiujitsu #jiujitsulifestyle #grappling #grapplersperspective  #podcast Need a chat? Here's some options

In this episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with Rick Ellis, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt under Roy Dean and the visionary behind the 'The Art of Skill' platform. Rick shares profound insights into Jiu-Jitsu through his popular YouTube channel and website, featuring some of the world's top instructors. Based in San Diego, he offers online courses, and personalized training sessions, and leads seminars and camps domestically and internationally. In this episode, we delve into Rick's journey in martial arts, his philosophy on teaching, and the creation of 'The Art of Skill'. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or new to Jiu-Jitsu, Rick's experiences and perspectives will inspire and inform. Links: theartofskill.com rickellis.com @artofskillhq Give us a 5 star review on Apple Music and Spotify Become a VIP member for only .99 a month, get ad free, uncensored, early episodes podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foreverwhitebelt/subscribe Instagram @foreverwhitebeltshow. Go buy your Forever White Belt merch at teespring.com/forever-white-belt. Linktree https://linktr.ee/foreverwhitebelt

It's Conversations on BJJ in this episode as we're joined by Professor Roy Dean. Roy is a 4th degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and holds black belts in Judo, Seibukan Jiu Jitsu and Aikido. Enjoy as we discuss traditional martial arts for the modern day, avoiding injury as an older martial artist, how to choose the right training partners and more! Check out Roys YouTube channel below https://youtube.com/@roydean?si=D9UdCY402y4YmjVB Socials and Merch https://www.instagram.com/glynham1990 https://www.instagram.com/ conversations_on_karate https://twitter.com/convokarate?s=21 https://www.facebook.com/conversationsonkarate www.conversationsonkarate.com Our training notebook! https://amzn.to/3zTtAwu Our Merch! https://www.teepublic.com/user/conversationsonkarate Buy us a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/KarateConvo Music courtesy of https://www.purple-planet.com

Join us this week as we sit down with Sensei Rick Ellis. Sensei Ellis has had a wide-ranging career as a musician, audio engineer, visual designer, programmer, and software entrepreneur. Somewhere along the way he discovered Jiu Jitsu and became obsessed with it. Rick would go on to earn his black belt under Roy Dean. Of all his accomplishments, Sensei Ellis is proudest of this one because it required the most dedication and perseverance. It took 14 years. Made harder by the fact that he started pretty late in life. Sensei Ellis went on to start his own Jiu Jitsu school in Wyoming and currently The Art Of Skill channel on YouTube, where topics related to maximum human performance, aging athletes, men's issues, and BJJ are discussed. He also teaches BJJ nightly at Third Way Jiu Jitsu in Wyoming. #PKCC #martialarts #BJJ

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Roy Dean is a 4th degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and also holds black belts in Judo, Aikido and Japanese Jujutsu.  He joined me to talk about living a jiu jitsu life and the emotional rewards that come with. Learn more at https://roydean.com Subscribe to Roy's popular YouTube channel ROYDEAN - YouTube Connect with Roy on Facebook @RoyDeanTV and Instagram @RoyDean_ Connect with our podcast on Facebook @NateHaberPodcast If you enjoyed this episode, you might also like: Ep. 367 - Tum Voorn :: Understanding Jiu Jitsu's Belt Levels

On August 1, 2002, two 16-year-old and 17-year-old young women, total strangers, are each parked with male companions up near a popular lovers' lane in Quartz Hill, California. Suddenly, their night is interrupted when the girls are kidnapped by a felon on the run in need of a getaway vehicle. For the next 12 hours, the girls endure a terrifying ordeal, as finding them safe and well becomes a race against time. But with law enforcement on the trail of the highly publicised kidnapping, it's only a matter of time before the net closes in on the perpetrator. However, the sensational coverage of the case doesn't end there. In episode 272, Jac and Alexis detail the shocking kidnap and assault of two young women at the hands of Roy Ratliff, and the incredible story of what happens when victims fight back to reclaim their voices in the aftermath of violent crime.

Mooie vorderingen op de bouwplaats van het toekomstige themagebied Huyverwoud en de attractie Danse Macabre! Die bespreken we én we doen verslag van de gebeurtenissen tijdens de "pechweek" die de Efteling overviel evenals 2 nieuwe onderhoudsprojecten in het Sprookjesbos die onlangs het licht zagen. Ook de ontwikkelingen op het gebied van duurzaamheid missen we niet.Show notes- Parking & Access - ARVOO- Coffeelab - Circulaire makeover- Er was eens een natuurpark in Kaatsheuvel | Amsterdam University Press Journals Online- Nick Ringelberg op Twitter: "Als je de oude post van 1 week geleden er bij pakt, dan hebben ze weer veel gedaan bij #dansemacabre"- Pas op voor fraude met Spookslot-NFT: valse digitale sleutel in omloop - Looopings- LA DANSE MACABRE - 2023 Stop Motion Animation - YouTube- Brand breekt uit tijdens show Raveleijn in Efteling, vuur ontstond bij vlammenwerper op gebouw | Instagram | bd.nl- Roy Dean op Twitter: "Oeffff hopelijk valt de schade mee #efteling"- Brand in de Efteling: theater Raveleijn ontruimd - Omroep Brabant- Stoomtrein Efteling aangereden door vrachtwagen: bezoekers naar de EHBO - Looopings- Anderrijk op de schop voor duurzaam en innovatief energiesysteem- Giertje64 op Twitter: "@KBoodschap De panelen op het Carrouselpaleis lijken me toch wel degelijk schilderingen te zijn in plaats van stickers."- Create - Create Amazing Things- Uitslag Sprookjestekenwedstrijd bekend- Echo van het Zuiden | 21 juli 1949 | pagina 5 - Kranten Streekarchief Langstraat Heusden Altena- Sander Kesseler op Twitter: "Dit is vanaf een foto gemaakt. Aardig gelukt. Hij is een van 'mijn' jongens, een vluchteling uit Zuid Soedan, bij ons in het kamp. Uganda"- Sander Kesseler op Twitter: "Allan werkt aan de leeuw van de Vliegende Hollander"- Kleine Boodschap op Twitter: "Tijd voor een nieuwe Holle Bolle Gijs in de Efteling...?"- Ries- After Park Lounge Live! - Podcast over Europa-Park in Rust | Theater De Leest- Home | Het Scheepvaartmuseum Amsterdam- Rijksmuseum, hét museum van Nederland- De Reuselhoeve | Originele Activiteiten en Uitjes in Brabant - De Reuselhoeve- Wildpark Gangelt | Willkommen im Hochwild-Freigehege

Professor Dean's website: https://roydean.com/   Buy the book! https://www.amazon.com/Honed-Finding-Your-Edge-Over-ebook/dp/B09C11QYR4/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1L3GKMD0L3Z1H&dchild=1&keywords=honed+finding+your+edge+as+a+man+over+40&qid=1630362562&sprefix=honed%2Caps%2C210&sr=8-1   Greybeard Performance: https://greybeardperformance.com Mike Simpson has served over three decades in the military as an Airborne Ranger, a Special Forces Operator, and finally as a Doctor of Emergency Medicine assigned to the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC). Throughout his career, Mike has deployed to 17 different countries, from counter-narcotics operations in the jungles of South America, to the Global War on Terror (GWOT) in Southwest Asia and North Africa. Along the way, Mike has been trained as a demolitions expert, SWAT Sniper, High Altitude Low Opening (HALO) parachutist, civilian paramedic, Special Forces Medic, Operations and intelligence Sergeant, and finally, a board certified Emergency Medicine Physician. Mike is also a martial arts enthusiast, who trains in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai. His passion for martial arts motivated him to become a practicing fight doctor. As one of the foremost experts in both tactical trauma medicine and combat sports medicine, Mike is highly sought after as a lecturer and instructor, working extensively with Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighters, law enforcement, and military organizations providing medical care and training. He co-stars on Hunting Hitler on the History Channel. Email: doc@drmikesimpson.com

Professor Roy Harris received some wonderful advice from one of his early martial arts instructors. Roy was told that whenever he went into something new, he should empty his cup. This means forgetting what you know and having an open mind to take in new information without any preconceived notions.When trying something new or being presented with a different view, can you empty your cup?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.royharris.com/https://www.instagram.com/royharris.sandiego/

Today's guest has trained in 27 martial arts over the span of four decades. He has trained under legends like Dan Inasanto, Rorion Gracie, Joe Moreira, Rickson Gracie, and the Machado brothers. He has also brought structure and a promotion system to BJJ that has produced incredible black belts including Roy Dean.On this episode Roy Harris joins us to discuss his martial arts journey that started in the basement of a Chinese restaurant over forty years ago, the reason he brought testing and structure to BJJ, his plans for the future and so much more.Here is The RŌL Radio with one of the earliest Americans to receive a BJJ black belt and a true martial artist in every sense, Roy Harris.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.royharris.com/https://www.instagram.com/royharris.sandiego/Episode Highlights:5:08 Black Belt for 25 Years6:46 Like a Kung Fu Movie15:00 The Many Facits of an Instructor24:49 Why Jiu Jitsu31:56 27 Styles and 51 Instructors34:02 The Mental Challenge40:32 Movement44:08 Decades of Impact48:34 Dirty Dozen or 13 or 1454:19 Structure56:36 Amal Easton's Question1:00:28 Dan Inosanto1:02:55 Roy's Future

Humans are tribal by nature and that may be one reason why we seek out Jiu Jitsu and it may be the reason we become so dedicated to the culture and community built around our academy.After speaking with Rick Ellis, Thomas and Gary discuss the tribal nature of Jiu Jitsu and why we seek out a place to belong.www.rolacademy.tv 30% discount with ROLRADIO code at checkout. Over 800 videos for your Jiu Jitsu journey.http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.rickellis.com/https://www.youtube.com/c/TheArtofSkillhttps://www.instagram.com/rickellisofficial/https://bjjfanatics.com/search?q=ellisNo Mercy for Old Men

On this episode, we have one of Roy Dean's original students, Rick Ellis.Today Rick shares his journey from his start in Jiu Jitsu, what it is like to train with Roy, what it was like to prepare for his grueling black belt demonstration, why he believes people seek out Jiu Jitsu, and more.Here is the RŌL Radio with life coach, entrepreneur, musician, and BJJ Black Belt under Roy Dean, Rick Ellis.www.rolacademy.tv 30% discount with ROLRADIO code at checkout. Over 800 videos for your Jiu Jitsu journey.http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.rickellis.com/https://www.youtube.com/c/TheArtofSkillhttps://www.instagram.com/rickellisofficial/https://bjjfanatics.com/search?q=ellisNo Mercy for Old MenEpisode Highlights:4:28 Our Niche Subculture7:09 Shared Struggle8:40 Tribes15:02 Dynamic Meditation18:02 A Tricky Calculus23:04 Setting Yourself Up to Fail26:32 Rick's Start28:52 Roy Dean36:02 No Mercy for Old Men45:23 The Process49:33 The Importance of Good Training Partners52:01 Music and Jiu Jitsu59:40 Failure is Feedback1:02:42 Paul Schreiner's Question, “What's your next chapter?

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Roy Dean joins the show to talk about the pressures and expectations black belts carry, rank envy and keeping a student mindset. He also talks about designing and re-designing your game and his new film project with Jeff Glover. 

Roy Dean is an ambassador for the art of jiu-jitsu.  A lifetime martial artist, he also holds black belts in Kodokan Judo, Aikikai Aikido, and Japanese Jiujitsu.  Roy recently received his 4th degree in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu from the legendary Roy Harris. Roy is highly regarded Brazilian Jiujitsu Instructor, and the creative mind behind many utterly unique online repositories of instructional content, beautifully produced and subtly infused with Roy's Zen mindset. Roy has also published two seminal jiu-jitsu books: “The Martial Apprentice” and most recently, “Becoming the Black Belt”. We discuss Roy's lifetime journey in the martial arts, his philosophies in life, training as an older black belt, yoga, psychedelics, his passion projects and what is next for him. https://www.roydean.tv/ Becoming the Black Belt: One Man's Path in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

EP 144 Rick Ellis is a Roy Dean Black belt and founder of The Art of Skill. In this interview he talks about being a musician in his youth; his nomadic lifestyle; early days at Roy Dean's academy and Roy's effect on him; training with Luis Heredia in Maui;  training with Alexey Cruz in Maine; where the name 3rd Way Jiu Jitsu came from; the inner challenges; success and self growth of opening a new academy; collaborating with Roy dean on his original you tube videos; what JJ has given him, and more!

When we fall, we have two options, to keep on the ground or stand up and turn it into a new opportunity. After being one of the main heads of a multimillion-dollar company, today's guest, Rick Ellis, in his mid 50's lost everything. A martial arts artist determined to confront his truth. Rick began his path of recreating himself, mastering jiu-jitsu, and opening his YouTube channel, The Art of Skill. Today Rick will share with us his wisdom. We will dive into transitions, why he needed to target his content to his male audience, and how he teaches people to be their higher selves. He is undoubtedly a man to admire, who leaves us the following message: "Be that guy that at 57, 56 years old, literally loses everything and stand up thinking, what the fuck am I gonna do when I grow up?" Enjoy the episode. ABOUT RICK ELLIS Rick Ellis has had an eclectic career as a musician, audio engineer, visual designer, programmer, and software entrepreneur. Somewhere along the way he discovered Jiu Jitsu and became obsessed with it. Rick would go on to earn his blackbelt under Roy Dean. He currently runs The Art of Skill YouTube channel, where topics related to maximum human performance, aging athletes, men's issues, and BJJ are discussed. He also teaches BJJ nightly at Third Way Jiu Jitsu in Wyoming. CONNECT WITH RICK Website: https://thirdwayjiujitsu.com/ Instagram: @thirdwayjiujitsu Facebook Youtube: @theartofskill WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [5:33] A YouTube channel for personal improvement. [10:04] How to make a graceful transition in your life. [17:51] A valuable piece of software in the early days of the internet [26:46] "Just do it." [31:38] A content only for men. [36:13] What is manhood for you? [45:32] Teaching to be your best self. If you look at the civilized world and think, "no thank you," then you should subscribe to our podcast, so you don't miss a single episode! Also, join the UNcivilized community, and connect with me on my website Man UNcivilized.com or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more. Find Traver on Instagram @traverBoehm Get a copy my book, Man UNcivilized Join us on the New Year's Costa Rica Unfolding Retreat Dec. 27th 2021- Jan 3, 2022.

I sit down with Roy Dean for a conversation covering Zen, Dharma, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under the umbrella of 'allowing what is', accepting the seeming imperfection, of where we are now.Roy Dean is a 3rd Degree Black belt and highly regarded BJJ Instructor, and the creative mind behind several popular and utterly unique online repositories of articulate instructional content, subtly infused with philosophy, and a touch of the Zen mindset which Roy ascribes to.We start off in what is familiar territory for Roy, which is Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and we come back to it many times over the hour, but primarily we discuss the Art of simply being, the courage to be ourselves against the groundswell of noise and influence.Roy is the author of two books, "The Martial Apprentice" and "Becoming the Black Belt."https://roydeanacademy.selz.com/item/thecollectionhttps://www.roydean.tv/Any questions about the guest, other episodes or the upcoming Accepting Your Nature course email: info@eyeswideopenlife.org

Rick Ellis is the 7th black belt under Roy Dean. His jiu-jitsu journey started when he was 41 years old in an old Taekwondo dojo where the mats were never cleaned. Rick joined Roy Dean's academy after the doors first opened. He fell in love with Mr. Dean's coaching style, personality, and the art of jiu-jitsu. Rick always knew he was going to be a black belt. His original goal was to receive his black belt by the time he turned 50, but unfortunately, injuries and moving around cause the process to take a little longer. When talking to Rick, you can tell he is a very analytical thinker. Each time he answers a question, there is a pause as if he is trying to solve an algebraic equation with no scratch paper. It is honestly refreshing talking with a person who sits and thinks about each word before answering. You truly get a sense of authenticity and genuine desire to ensure the answer is exactly what he wants to say, no fluff. Rick is an inspiration to all those practitioners who maybe started late in life, battled a few injuries, and even thought about quitting. His interview offers good laughs, inspirational ideas and philosophies, and all-around good vibes.  Rick's Social Media: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQOnOf3C3Qgw8QBSK1kXwOw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thirdwayjiujitsu/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thirdwaybjj Let us know what you think the episode is out today. Support the podcast by clicking the subscribe button on your favorite Podcast platform and if you truly enjoy it, give us a 5-star review. If there are any specific topic requests, drop, or person you want us to interview, leave us a comment on social media! Check out Our New Website! https://elbowstight.com/ Best Gi When Starting BJJ: https://www.elbowstight.com/best-gi-when-starting-brazilian-jiu-jitsu/ The Equipment Behind Elbows Tight Podcast: https://kit.co/ElbowsTightPodcast Subscribe on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuvHSgAUCczV4R_M6TsHcYw?view_as=subscriber Follow Our Social Media Pages! Instagram Podcast Page https://www.instagram.com/elbowstightpod/?hl=en Travis and Jon's https://www.instagram.com/travisetp/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/jtcrash78_/?hl=en Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ElbowsTightPodcast

Listen in as we hang out with BJJ black belt Rick Ellis. Not only is he the lead instructor and owner of Third Way Jiu-Jitsu in Laramie, Wyoming, he's also the host of The Art of Skill Podcast and YouTube page. Rick's BJJ black belt lineage from past to present includes Hélio Gracie, Francisco Mansur, Joe Moreira, Roy Harris and Roy Dean. We get into Rick's background in martial arts, as well as what he would like his legacy to be in BJJ and what that means to him. Rick covers many great topics - from how he got started and made some moves, to how he ultimately settled down and began running his gym. Rick is a great leader and influencer for both BJJ and life!IG - ThirdwayjiujitsuFB - Third Way Jiu JitsuCheck out: The Art of Skill Podcast & Youtube channelBe on the lookout for LimitLess Tape coming soon!Everyone, get your orders in now!Wholesale orders/pricing available:Order 18 packs of tape ( 4 rolls per pack ) and you'll receive a FREE countertop display. Individual packages available, too!For questions, you can message our page or contact us below:  LLRadiocast@gmail.comFollow us on social media:Facebook - LimitLess RadiocastInstagram - @LimitLess_RadiocastLike, follow, and thank each of our sponsors for sponsoring LimitLess Radiocast!Thanks to the following for sponsoring our show:For your local beer needs:www.magiccitybrewingcompany.comFor your coffee needs:www.mhbeans.comBe sure to check out additional LimitLess Radiocast sponsors, where you can get a discount on products:     Put in LIMITLESS20 at checkout for both companies to get a 20% discount:www.rollamongus.com - Created as a singular place to purchase both Lanky Fight Gear and Standard Kimono Company jiu-jitsu goods.  Lanky Fight Gear provides the best fitting gear for taller, thinner, and long-limbed athletes.  Standard Kimono Company offers affordable, plain gis and gear in a wide range of sizes. www.battlebalm.com & www.battlebalmcbd.com - All natural pain trauma and recovery balm.Support the show (https://pod.fan/limitless-radiocast)

Roy Dean is an expert in the art of jiu jitsu, and his inspiring videos on YouTube have educated people around the world. Dean's martial education is well rounded, holding first degree black belts in Kodokan Judo and Aikikai Aikido, and third degree black belts in Japanese and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Professor Dean has written about his adventures in two books,"The Martial Apprentice" and "Becoming the Black Belt."

Roy Dean, is an ambassador for the art of jiu-jitsu, exposes others to this lifelong discipline. Author of "The Martial Apprentice" and "Becoming the Black Belt". His martial education is well rounded, holding first-degree black belts in Kodokan Judo and Aikikai Aikido, and third-degree black belts in Japanese and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He continues to be a student of Roy Harris and is recognized as a black belt by the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation, with affiliated academies around the world.

Today's interview is with the incredible Roy Dean. Professor Roy Dean is a third-degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, under Professor Roy Harris, and Seibukan Jujutsu, with additional black belts in Kodokan Judo and Aikikai Aikido. He is the author of two books Becoming the Black Belt A BJJ Journey and The Martial Apprentice: A Japanese Jujutsu Adventure, which are both must-reads for any martial artist. Mr. Roy Dean started his martial arts journey as a 16-year-old boy living in Japan as a foreign exchange student. He was told that he needed to pick up a traditional Japanese hobby and decided to pursue Kodokan Judo. From there he fell in love with multiple martial arts. Ultimately he found BJJ in his early 20's and was hooked. Mr. Roy Dean is probably most known for his high-quality video content on his YouTube page and his RoyDean.tv. He looks to be a storyteller with all of his content instead of just being a talking head with technique. His belt demonstration starts off with a beautiful symphony of technical knowledge into rounds of sparing starting with lower belts as the tester slowly works up the ladder of difficulty until they finally reach Mr. Dean himself for their final test before earning their new rank. Even with what fame and acknowledgment he has earned around the world, Mr. Dean is extremely humble and wants to give as much as he can back to the Jiu-Jitsu community as possible. His wealth of knowledge, humility, personality, and content search for improvement flows from him with every question answered. We can not thank Mr. Roy Dean enough for giving us his time and the opportunity to pick his brain about a variety of topics. We hope you gain as much out of this interview as we did. Enjoy and see you guys in the next one! BOTD: https://www.vitacoco.com/products/pressed/coconut-pineapple/ Let us know what you think the episode is out today. Support the podcast by clicking the subscribe button on your favorite Podcast platform and if you truly enjoy give us a 5-star review. If there are any specific topic requests drop us a comment on social media. Thanks to Crown Rashguard for sponsoring this episode! https://crownrashguards.com/ Checkout Our New Website! https://elbowstight.com/ Follow Our Social Media Pages! Instagram Podcast Page https://www.instagram.com/elbowstightpod/?hl=en Travis and Jon's https://www.instagram.com/travisetp/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/jtcrash78_/?hl=en Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ElbowsTightPodcast  

Today's special guest is my friend Roy Dean. You may know Roy from his Brazilian jiu-jitsu DVD's, online courses, YouTube videos, or books. Roy and I tried to connect for another ordinary podcast interview, but technology squashed our attempts and we ended up chatting for an hour anyway. This was serendipitous as we ended up on topics with the makings of a great podcast. Things often not talked about by black belt instructors in the martial arts. We linked up a week later and recorded this intriguing discussion for all of you. Join me today, as I welcome Roy Dean and we take you on a journey inside the minds of black belts.

Do you leave your ego at the door? Do you put your pride aside? Do you learn from your defeats? After speaking with Professor Roy Dean, Thomas and Gary realized the one running theme throughout episode #17 was Humility. Is humility a great trait both on and off the mats?https://www.instagram.com/roydean_/https://www.roydean.tv/http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/ https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/

On this episode of RŌL Radio we have a true martial artist in every sense of the word, Roy Dean.Professor Dean's journey has taken him across the globe and after decades of training he has earned his black belt in Judo, Aikido, Japanese Jiu Jitsu, and eventually Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Along this journey he has gained a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective on the positive affects martial arts can have on the individual and society at large.We are fortunate enough to have Professor Dean share his knowledge and perspective with us on a variety of topics, while also touching on various parts of his incredible and continuing martial arts journey.Here is RŌL Radio with the insightful and thought provoking Professor Roy Dean. Episode #17 Highlights:2:35   Marking your BJJ Progress21:35 Should Martial Arts be taught in US schools?30:24 The impact of studying in Japan as a teen.36:03 “we are in history right now”42:46 Quiet Confidence56:06 Rapid Fire Fivehttps://www.instagram.com/roydean_/https://www.roydean.tv/http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/ https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/

Roy Dean is a producer and hip hop artist who is originally from California but now lives in Austin Texas. Roy was really into sports and music at a young age. He has experience producing for many artists and he has been dropping music on spotify since 2012. Two weeks ago his most recent project growth dropped on all streaming platforms and he has been working on a production project called “Baller Pack” that is a group of beats each titled after famous NBA players. Tune into this episode and hear about how Roy had to roll the dice and bet on himself to get to where he's at! Roy Dean Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justroydean/ Roy Dean Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBfM4j-CFcJOhOINMDDymsw Roy Dean Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/23CEtGwGX5inMC1a6Qg13u?si=fEl69k3UR6a87vjKo5QHJQ

Alan Shade is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu under Roy Dean and also hold a black belt in TKD. On this episode of Jiu-Jitsu Unraveled, Alan discusses how he began training Karate in second grade and his eventual discovery of Jiu-Jitsu. Alan currently owns a martial arts academy in Las Vegas and talks about what the Jiu Jitsu scene is like, as well as cross training with 10th Planet, Evan Dunham and others.

Kaleb talks to Roy about growing up in Alaska, his first trip to Japan as a teenager to train Judo. He discusses how his traditional training influenced his Brazilian Jiu Jitsu journey and his expression of art in his instructional videos. Other topics include mindset of old school training, finding your own path of martial arts and 3 steps to the Mastery Mindset.

Roy Dean joins the show to talk about tactics, being a good training partner, mysticism in martial arts and connecting techniques. He also explains why he decided to step away from being an academy owner and focus on online teaching and seminars instead. Click “read more” for listening options and show notes! Android listening options […]

Roy Dean joins the show to talk about tactics, being a good training partner, mysticism in martial arts and connecting techniques. He also explains why he decided to step away from being an academy owner and focus on online teaching and seminars instead

End of the year episode featuring clips from Roger Gracie (what made him so successful and mastering the cross collar choke), Sophia McDermott (being part of the Jiu Jitsu community and advice for people new to BJJ), Physical Culture and BJJ (with Roy Dean, Henry Akins, John Frankl, and Robb Wolf (how BJJ can cause physical  imbalances)), Robert Drysdale (accountability and ego), and Tom DeBlass.

The boys talk about Paulie becoming a purple belt over the weekend. They get into what he did to test and how he performed. Now Paulie is “just a purple belt”. Roy Dean wrote an article about what it means to become a purple belt. He explains the difference between a baby blue belt and just how different a purple belt rolls from that milestone. We break down what he says and Paulie gives his thoughts and opinions about what is being construed in the article. Since it took over ten years for Paulie to get his purple belt, he has some interesting insights of his journey along the way. Basically at the end he suggests that if he can do it, so can you. It sounds cliche, but it is what it is. Don’t pigeonhole yourself into whatever rank you’re currently at. Push yourself to see just how far you can go. You’ll be proud that you did.

The boys talk about Paulie becoming a purple belt over the weekend. They get into what he did to test and how he performed. Now Paulie is “just a purple belt”. Roy Dean wrote an article about what it means to become a purple belt. He explains the difference between a baby blue belt and just how different a purple belt rolls from that milestone. We break down what he says and Paulie gives his thoughts and opinions about what is being construed in the article. Since it took over ten years for Paulie to get his purple belt, he has some interesting insights of his journey along the way. Basically at the end he suggests that if he can do it, so can you. It sounds cliche, but it is what it is. Don’t pigeonhole yourself into whatever rank you’re currently at. Push yourself to see just how far you can go. You’ll be proud that you did.

Roy Dean is a martial arts pro. In this podcast, he explains the fundamental differences between the different martial arts, including Aikido and how he translates it over to other martial arts. He also talks about what kind of markers and skill differences he looks out for when bringing people up to the next belt and whether the belt should be used as motivation or if it disrupts the learning process. To check out his apps or instructional DVD's, go to his website at: roydeanacademy.com  

Physical Culture & BJJ: A discussion with Henry Akins, Roy Dean, John Frankl, and Robb Wolf. In this episode we dive into topics like can doing jiu jitsu  create imbalances in our bodies, what we can do to correct these imbalances, and what are the elements of effective cross training, etc.

Roy Dean and I talk Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Andrew Yang & unemployed dudes, what’s awesome & offensive about the creation myths in the Bible, and that time I have Roy his high school letters back. Plus a deep dive into Sex at Dawn & Tribe.

http://www.thebjjmentalcoachpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/bjj_mental_podcast_EP35-01.jpg () Roy Dean is a third degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, he also holds black belts in Judo, Aikido and Japanese Jiu-jitsu. He is the founder of Roy Dean Academy, which includes a network of academies around the world. Roy talked about being a life long learner and about the not so glamorous side of entrepreneurship and its struggles. He also mentioned that when he decided to escape from the 9 to 5 rat race and he said to himself: “If others can do it, I can do it.”, which inspired me to ask you: If others can do it, Can YOU do it? Make sure to listen to my final thoughts at the end of the interview ([45:58]) where I expand on the title of the podcast “Can YOU do it?” Subscribe to http://www.thebjjmentalcoachpodcast.com (www.thebjjmentalcoachpodcast.com) and receive for FREE the e-book version of my book “Launching your BJJ Competition Journey after 30” 10 Steps to maximize your tournament experience. It's also available on amazon.com for $14.95 and you can get for free when you subscribe to our website. Subscribe, rate and review the podcast! I would love to hear your feedback about the show, you can reach me at info@thebjjmentalcoach.com Enjoy the podcast! OSS! Gustavo Dantas Listen @ The BJJ Mental Coach – https://tinyurl.com/y94zzouq (https://tinyurl.com/y94zzouq) Itunes – https://tinyurl.com/y7glj8vr (https://tinyurl.com/y7glj8vr) Google Play – https://tinyurl.com/yd5nhmkt (https://tinyurl.com/yd5nhmkt) Stitcher – https://tinyurl.com/y8laa6cu (https://tinyurl.com/y8laa6cu) Resources http://www.roydean.tv (www.roydean.tv)          

Martial arts teacher Roy Dean joins me today to discuss combat sports and personal growth. We talk about early training in Japan as a teenager, why he started martial arts, how training morphs from self defence to personal growth, martial arts categories, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, ranges, MMA and the UFC, how it's not like the movies, the reality choice point, how different martial arts build different personal growth aspects, evolution and devolution of martial arts, self discovery and expression, how to maximise the personal growth benefits of martial arts, intentionality and reflection, mixing with different types of people, tribalism, social media and relearning to read! https://www.roydean.tv/

A year after Aikido vs MMA I once more had a chance to talk with Roy Dean, a professional BJJ instructor who is also a Aikido, Judo and Japanese Jiu Jitsu black belt, who has made the transition from Aikido to BJJ. In the talk we look at what changed during this year in Aikido and also our professional lives.

Welcome to the first episode of Martial Arts Journey podcast! In this podcast I briefly share some details about the podcast and what to expect from it. Also I share the first talk I had soon after the Aikido vs MMA video where emotions and discoveries where fresh in finding out what it means to get disillusioned with traditional martial arts together with Roy Dean a Brazlian Jiu Jitsu and Aikido black belt.

Roy Dean talks with Josh Gold about his media work with Aikido Journal, his experience at the 2005 Aiki Expo, and shares his impressions on Bruce Bookman and Koichi Tohei.  Learn more about our new Ki Aikido course with Koichi Tohei (10th dan): https://academy.aikidojournal.com/p/Ki-Aikido    

Welcome, Jiu-Jitsu black belt Roy Dean to the show! Roy Dean is an accomplished martial artist holding black belts in Aikido, Judo, & Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Show your support on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/submittinglifepodcast Leave us 5 stars and something you like about the show! Social Media Submitting Life Podcast YouTube - http://bit.ly/2BFuZIK Instagram - http://bit.ly/2CCuNvu Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/submittinglifepodcast/ Ty Gay Social Media Instagram - http://bit.ly/2ksdi8I Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ty.gay.12 Chasen Hill Social Media Instagram - http://bit.ly/2yEwBRc Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/chasen.hill.9 Roy Dean Social Media Instagram - http://bit.ly/2pBvxP3 

Our very first guest, Roy Dean, returns for an informal conversation about his For those of us that train, we know that most depictions of fighting in the media are nonsensical and completely divorced from the realities of actual combat. BJJ black belt Alexander Darwin hopes to change that with his science fiction novel, The Combat Codes. Alex joins discuss his book, why ballet can help jiu jitsu and why tapping does not mean losing. Check out Roy's site.

Coach Rodney chats to BJJ Black Belt Roy Dean for the next episode of the CIA Show. They talk about jiu-jitsu, the philosophy, and taking the lessons from the mat into the world.

RDP 7: Grappling Phenom Ben Dyson on Becoming the Black Belt by Roy Dean

RDP Episode 5: Rick Ellis on Business Branding and BJJ by Roy Dean

Last week I drove down to Los Angeles for New Japan Pro Wrestling's first US based event . Whether you love or hate pro wrestling the level of entertainment you get from Japanese wrestling is insane. The fans are crazy about it and for good reason. The stuff these guys are able to do it a wrestling ring is insane. Since it's Japanese based there's more of a “shoot style” kind of mma influence in a lot of the stuff they do ( when they're not bouncing off the roof flying and stuff lol ) !     Anyway! From there I drove down to Palm Springs to hang out with Roy Dean and record some content for our channels. We did a 2 hour podcast which is linked on this post. His videos and teaching style are something I've really appreciated about Roy for a long time. We have been in contact online for quite some time but actually spending time him was pretty cool. He went out of his way to be accommodating and actually taught me a lot of stuff about video editing I just didn't know. I've always really liked the way he produces his videos. I remember buying his “blue belt requirements” dvd set 10 years ago or something crazy like that since back then a blue belt was this whole huge deal. ( Belt promotions tended to be few and far between back then at least where I trained and no one really knew what it took ).   I'm back in Las Vegas since Friday now ( I spent a few days at home back in Sunnyvale ( near San Jose, CA ) but had to come out for international fight week. I went to the TUF finale with some friends ( actually got hooked up with some sweet box seats at the T-Mobile arena which was pretty amazing. I'm probably going to head back to Robert Drysdale's place and get some training in before heading back to California. I've got some shows coming up later in the month I'm extremely stoked about.   Most people in the Jiu Jitsu scene know Roy Dean for his videos. He's a 3rd degree black belt under Roy Harris and his game is very slick. He's very deliberate and well spoken in his instructional tapes and one I definitely recommend for people who want to come in and drill useful techniques with their friends. While belt requirements from gym to gym are absolutely not standardized the techniques that were shown in his blue belt requirements are still things I use to this day even as a black belt. Grab that dvd for sure if you are a white belt wondering kind of “where you are” or what is generally expected. Roy is very well spoken and the production quality of his stuff is top notch.     

Injuries: Ty Gay, Roy Dean, Ryron Gracie, Mark Cukro, and Henry Akins discuss the subject of injuries: how to prevent them, how to deal with them, and key points to keep in mind with your down time due to an injury. Don’t miss this interesting and insightful discussion….

In this interview with Professor Roy Dean, we talk about the different teaching methods. We analogize learning Martial Arts to learning a language. With that analogy, we talk about what is the best way to learn  Martial Arts in general and Jiu Jitsu in particular. What style of teacher are you? Which kind of student are you? Find out this and more in this episode.  Here is a link to my book on Fasting  https://www.amazon.com/Fasting-Break-Your-Plateau-Intermittent-ebook/dp/B06XXT1VRM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1491276505&sr=8-1&keywords=Eian+Carlin

In this episode Marty interviews Robb Wolf,  former research biochemist and New York Times Bestselling author of The Paleo Solution – The Original Human Diet. In the interview Robb discusses everything from how wrestling can work for or against you in learning BJJ; how often to train hard; his friendship with Roy Dean; how training “invisible Jiu Jitsu” with Henry Aikin has profoundly affected his Jiu Jitsu; Training with Patrick Johnson and John Frankl; the joys and challenges of training self defense and sport JJ; best exercises for Jiu Jitsu related postural dysfunctions; the Paleo lifestyle and diet; the gut-brain connection; information from his new book, Wired To Eat, including the neural regulation of appetite; why personalized nutrition is much better than rigid black and white type thinking regarding food and nutrition, and more…..

Join us on this episode as I talk with my good friend Roy Dean (Black Belt in BJJ, Aikido, and Judo) about Jiu Jitsu, Martial Arts, running a business, and much more.   Guest: Roy Dean Website: http://roydean.tv/ Instructional video channel: https://roydean.vhx.tv/ Check out Roy's new book: Becoming the Black Belt

In this episode Marty interviews Roy Dean.  Roy is a 3rd degree black belt in BJJ under Roy Harris. He is a world renowned Jiu Jitsu instructor through his seminars and his very popular DVDs and online videos. Roy has recently completed his book Becoming the Black Belt: One Man’s Path in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu One Man's Journey in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. In this interview he discusses his book at length, his start in martial arts, twists and turns in his journey, who's influenced his life the most, yoga, etc.

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, Stitcher radio, and RSS link for Andriod This week we bring you Roy Dean. Roy is a great example of a martial artist he is a 3rd degree black belt in BJJ, and he also has several other black belts. Roy has recently completed his book Becoming the Black Belt: One Man's Path in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu We talk about: His start in BJJ First experiences with no-gi How he has used his skills in audio and video to promote BJJ He shares the story of getting his blue belt that is in his book Why he did not use stripes at his school other than white belt How he developed a smooth style of BJJ How the training environment has changed in BJJ Learning BJJ online vs on the mat His travel plans and becoming a student again Advice for running a school First tournament advice The good and bad of competing Advice for the new black belt More info about his book Becoming The Black Belt Links: Becoming the Black Belt: One Man's Path in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu roydeanacademy.com Roydean.tv Origin Gis Quote of the week: "The secret of getting ahead is getting started" Mark Twain Article of the week: "Getting Stuck In The Middle With BJJ" Gary's book he is working on "Email Scams and Slams, how to do a digital armbar" Catch us next week for otherer episode of The BjjBrick Podcast

 "Is Hallmark dead?  And has Roy Dean saved ride sharing in KC?  Also, Randy and Michael interview the biggest connection Kansas City has in March Madness...the creator of Shot Tracker, Daveyon Rice"

Episode 70 of Budovideos weekly podcast of "This Week In BJJ" with Roy Dean. Your host Budo Jake brings you the latest news from the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

Episode 70 of Budovideos weekly podcast of "This Week In BJJ" with Roy Dean. Your host Budo Jake brings you the latest news from the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

Proof that a serious BJJ competitor can still be classy; Roy Dean talks with Stephan Kesting about BJJ, Judo, Aikido, and Path of the Martial Artist. Roy Dean has black belts in kodokan judo and aikikai aikido, japanese jujutsu and Brazilian jiu-jitsu.  He's recognized as a black belt by the international brazilian jiu jitsu federation (IBJJF), with affiliated academies around the world.

Our guest today is a well known attorney in the film industry, Hal Corky Kessler from DEUTSCH, LEVY & ENGEL of Chicago.  Corky regularly speaks on the business and legal aspects of feature film development, including tax incentives.  He has participated in seminars and conducted speaking engagements throughout the United States and Canada on legal issues impacting the entertainment industry. He has been a lead speaker for many years at various film festivals throughout the country, including the Toronto & Sundance Film Festivals, where he has conducted seminars on "Funding" and "Legal and Business Pitfalls, Screenplays through Distribution." Corky has been the attorney on numerous film projects across the country. He has represented and served as executive producer on feature films and theatre projects and he is Carole Dean's attorney and a generous donor to the Roy Dean grants.

Our guest Bill Woolery, ET and the Usual Suspects, is  also known as "The Trailer Specialist."  Bill will offer his wisdom on trailer editing from his 25 years of experience with movie studios .He is a donor to the Roy Dean film Grant and wrote a chapter in my book, The Art of Film Funding.  See his brilliant work here: http://www.billwoolery.com/

Guests: Javier Olguin, Executive Director, Eastfield College Pleasant Grove Campus; and Mr. Roy Dean, the new Chairman for the SEDHCC.