Jiu Jitsu Junction Podcast
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Stages of Being a BJJ White Belt (And How To Progress Faster)
Debunking Excuses People Give to Put Off Starting BJJ
Who is Responsible for Your Safety in BJJ?
por Andre Hansel
In episode 4 of the Jiu Jitsu Junction podcast, Andre and Chase discuss the different stages of being a white belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and offer some advice on how to progress more quickly through each of those stages.
In episode 3 of the Jiu Jitsu Junction podcast, Andre and Chase discuss the excuses that people give that stop people from starting in BJJ.The excuses discussed in this episode are listed below: I am too out of shape or overweight to start BJJ I am too big for BJJ I am too small for BJJ I am too old for BJJ I am too old to become good at BJJ I don't want to compete in BJJ BJJ is too dangerous 8. BJJ is too gross BJJ is too claustrophobic BJJ has too much mat disease and sickness risk Co-ed BJJ training is awkward or makes me uncomfortable I am too busy to train BJJ It is too expensive to train BJJ Link to BJJ Safety Video: https://youtu.be/bEExwjGGEXs Link to Content About Jiu Jitsu Grandma: @MATMADE did an episode on the jiu-jitsu grandma that is an interesting watch at https://youtu.be/iW-umPqGA6k
In episode 2 of the Jiu Jitsu Junction podcast, Andre and Chase discuss various topics on how to approach safety and tapping in BJJ, including some ideas that you should consider in your training as a beginning BJJ student. They discuss how to handle tapping and whether or not you have a duty to let your partner finish submissions as well as if you or your training partner is ultimately responsible for your safety.
In episode 1 of the Jiu Jitsu Junction podcast, we discuss how we can be a good training partner in BJJ. Some topics we cover are hygiene for BJJ, handling long hair when training BJJ, wearing the appropriate gear for jiu-jitsu, and how to optimally learn by staying mentally and physically engaged throughout drilling.