Bulletproof For BJJ Podcast

If BJJ was a language the current approach of simple of Immersion for learning is wrong. Jumping into a room of beginners, intermediates and experts without a good process for retaining the info  dooms you to very slow progress.The best learners of any subject matter have both practical and theoretical ways to help them understand their chosen body of knowledge and have a system to shorten up their learning loops for faster adaptations. This enables them to achieve a level of mastery many times faster than their peers. 
JT & Joey discuss:
1.) Why Immersion doesn't work for everyone
2.) Primacy & Recency - Why you don't remember?
3.) What is your Learning Loop- Record your rolls!
4.) Software Engineering and Fixing BJJ Mistakes
5.) Your Mental High-Light Reel, ain't  For Real.

If you have trained for a while but really struggle to progress and remember techniques then you need to ask yourself- "Do you have a good process for remembering, analysing and reflecting on what you do when you train?" If you are not sure what to do, this is the episode for you.

Do you train for the love of the game? Or push yourself to win Championships? How you choose to approach your BJJ is a very individual thing. What defines a Hobbyist? Are you only a Competitor if you compete at tournaments or fight to the death in the Gym? It is important to appreciate the difference between the 2 approaches and get clear on the upside and Draw backs of each:
1.) Expectations vs Results
2.) Awkward Rolls & Misunderstandings
3.) Winning vs Learning- What's better?
4.) Being Serious or Being Strategic
5.) Martial Arts vs Sports Performance
Whether you are training everyday focused on the next comp or just get your rolls in where you can, there is value in both approaches and ultimately you can benefit by borrowing from the other.

The Bulletproof For BJJ boys respond to your questions:
1.) What to do if you have exceedingly tight Traps and Neck muscles?
2.) Blue belt no knowing if they are improving and what to do about it.
3.) What is a bad BJJ warm up and how can we fix that?
4.) JT's Journey to World Strongest Man an PBs.
5.) Should women seek out other women to train BJJ?
If you have questions that need answering post them in the comments below and  JT & Joey will provide the info you need to get through your jiu-jitsu week better informed.

Have you ever been injured rolling? Ever had surgery as a result of BJJ Related damage? The Bulletproof boys have establish the most common sites of injury affecting the BJJ community.
1.) Knee  2.) Ankle  3.) Elbow. 
They dig into the many contributing factors as to Why these are the places that take the most damage. Discussing what you can do to make your body more robust and more structurally sound to limit this wear & tear. But let's not kid ourselves- injury in BJJ is inevitable. So when injury does strike JT & Joey talk you through the processes you need to follow to return to the mats ready to rumble. 

Do you want a stronger Grip? Find people break your grips easily? The best way to develop Grip strength for GI and No-Gi require different approaches. JT & Joey break down how you can get the most out of your Grip training to maximise your gains:
1.) Full Grip vs Half Grip
2.) Isometrics or Dynamic Gripping
3.) Rope Climbing & Cylindrical Grip
4.) Build Endurance or Crushing Power
5.) Forearm Health and Preventing Tendonitis
No Grip = No Fight. A strong grip is foundational to your success as a grappler, Gi or No-Gi. Prioritising the right type of grip training for the style of grappling you prefer will help you develop iron forearms faster.

Craig Jones is coming out of retirement to face off against Filipe Pena officially on UFC Fight Pass! Could this set up a potential super fight between Craig and Gordon? Alex Volkanovski vs Yair Rodriguez promises to be an exciting title fight but can the dynamic challenger steal the crown from the Pound for Pound champ? 
It's that time of the year for the IBJJF World Championship and Bulletproof have some hot Blackbelt favourites- Levi Leary Jones, Adele Fornarino and Nikki Loyd Griffiths. Will Australia see it's first Blackbelt World Champion? Lastly YouTube is censoring the Boys! Too much cursing has caused the platform to limit the ability for the channel to earn. This has resulted in JT & Joey pulling a few verbal punches, but should they?

Are you stuck in a Rut? Been a couple weeks since you rolled? The longer you leave it, the harder it is to break your inertia. Days turn into weeks and weeks can turn into months. If you have taken time off making a come back has a formula.
 JT & Joey have a solid dose of what you need to jump start your Jiu-Jitsu. Waiting on Motivation to show up will not help you, habit and routine is what will make the difference. The change you are craving comes from just a small Action that you can take today, even if you don't feel like it. 

Do you love a good Roll? Can't wait for the next open mat? The addictive feeling of an Adrenaline hit from a great BJJ session is hard to beat. Tapping into your primal instincts of Fight or Flight really makes you feel alive! It breaks the boredom of life and revitalises the spirit!
But it also breaks the body down and really accelerates the aging process. How can you navigate what it takes to be really good at Jiu-Jitsu and not throw your body To The Flames? JT & Joey go deep on what it takes to go hard but stay in the game:
1.) The Real Fight Club 
2.) Primal Instincts Unleashed
3.) Wear Out or Rust Out
4.) Treat Your Body better than Your Car
5.) Can Humility Beat Pride?
If you truly love the game and want to stay at it for as long as possible you need to think long term. You can avoiding surgery, injuries and a world of pain but it will take a different approach. Make time to look after your rig and future you will thank you.

Mark Zuckerberg makes his BJJ competition debut and comes away with the hardware! Adele Fornarino puts the Gi BJJ world on notice, narrowly losing to 3x World Champion Mayssa Bastos in the final of the Brasileiro. She is a hot favourite to make history as Australia's first ever adult Female Black belt World Champion. There were so many comments and questions from the Solo Drilling Episode, the boys had to respond.

Do you want to workout at home? Are you a Garage Gym Warrior?
Home Gym Workouts are a great way to get Stronger and more Flexible for BJJ but knowing what moves work best and how to put them together is the key to making a great workout. JT & Joey break down everything you need to know to get the most out of your home workouts:
1.) 5 Must Have Moves- Beginner & Advanced
2.) How to Add Challenge: Tempo & Volume
3.) Pulling Strength for BJJ
4.) Build the Best Workout
5.) Tips to Solve for Limitations
If you are trying to improve your athleticism for Jiu-Jitsu without the gym membership, this is the Episode for you. This is the how to guide on using minimal equipment for maximum results.

Check Out the Video Below of our Top Body Weight Exercises.
https://youtu.be/fd-piwDdh34