Finding a new community isn't easy.

In this episode, I invited my friend Stefan Wilkinson, a purple belt BJJ athlete who has traveled many places to find new dojos and meet new fellow Jiu Jiteiro.

We've tackled the issue of the toxic dojo; why you shouldn't worry about stepping into the new dojo and expand your Judo/BJJ community while you are traveling!

Our most exciting take on here is to pack your gi in luggage and see where it takes you!

As always, we want to start a conversation with you. 

Tell us all about why you love your dojo and appreciate your coach! Let's tag them here as well.:) 

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Want to learn more about Stefan?

Check out his unique brand: Full Neon Belly

Website: www.fullneonbelly.com

YouTube: www.youtube.com/FullNeonBelly

Want to improve the flexibility as an athlete?

Check out Adrienne's Instagram account about Yoga for BJJ: @ragdollsparrow

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Host: Angela Chiriaco (IG: @angela_chiriaco)

Guest: Stefan Wilkinson (IG: @stefan_wilkinson_official)

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Website: www.submissiondistrict.com

Judo or Jiu Jitsu? Judoka VS Jiu Jiteiro?

Judo and Jiu-Jitsu are sibling sports and share many similarities, yet they butt heads with each other often, in healthy rivalry.

In this episode, we invited Jun Kim, a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, to discuss the differences between Judo and Jiu-Jitsu. Will BJJ ever be in the Olympics? Which sport is prone to get more injuries?

Are you Judoka or Jiu Jiteiro? Let's begin the conversation. 

Hey, Submission District fam!

After a long break, we are coming back to our journey with the new podcast episode. 

In this episode, we're taking it back from the beginning. Please tune in and listen from two National ranked Judokas (Lakea Vargas and Jeff Stout) on how and why they started their BJJ (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu) and Judo journey.

What made you start the art? Let's begin the conversation. 

Who wouldn't like a story about training Jiu-Jitsu while traveling in an iconic Volkswagen van?

In this episode, we invited Heather Raftery to talk about how she quit her 9-5 job to pursue training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu while traveling.

Heather is a black belt in BJJ, training at Atos Jiu-Jitsu, and she is an original Jiu-Jitsu gypsy.

It was a delightful conversation with her, so I hope you guys enjoy it as well.

Check our episode and discover where her nickname Jiu-Jitsu Gypsy came from and connect with her through Instagram @jiujitsugypsy.

Also, check out All-Female BJJ Even in South Florida on Instagram: @jiu_jitsu_gypsies.