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This episode's guest once hated competition but has grown to love it and eventually became a full-time competitor.

Tomer Alroy discusses the pressures of competing and why pushing people to compete might not always be the right thing, a growth mindset vs a fixed mindset, why competing is important even for the hobbyist, and the most important thing his psychology studies have taught him.

Here is The RŌL Radio with sports psychology student, blogger, personal trainer, former Krav Maga instructor for the Israeli Defense Forces, and BJJ black belt at Soul Fighters Israel, Tomer Alroy.

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Episode Highlights:
4:01 Building Competitors
11:17 Growth Mindset vs Fixed Mindset
15:15 Find Your Goal in Competition
20:04 Focus on Performance
27:34 Rules of Engagement
35:55 The Psychology of Jiu Jitsu
43:07 The Competitive Mindset
50:46 Focus on the Positive
54:15 Mike Kalika’s Question
58:19 Jiu Jitsu Around the World

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