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In this episode Scott and Mike dive into the psychology of training; why we started jiu‑jitsu, why we keep going, and how to find motivation when it fades. They share origin stories, talk about competition as a tool for learning, and explain how purpose can direct your day‑to‑day training.
Topics include the difference between your long‑term “why” and short‑term motivation, using competition to test and measure progress, coaching and business perspectives, and practical habits to stay consistent and improve. Expect concrete examples, situational drills, and advice on translating tournament lessons back into class.
Key takeaways: define your why, set measurable goals, use competition as feedback, and show up even on low‑motivation days. Tune in and visit www.fdcpodcast.com for more FDC content and ways to support the show.
By Scott and MikeIn this episode Scott and Mike dive into the psychology of training; why we started jiu‑jitsu, why we keep going, and how to find motivation when it fades. They share origin stories, talk about competition as a tool for learning, and explain how purpose can direct your day‑to‑day training.
Topics include the difference between your long‑term “why” and short‑term motivation, using competition to test and measure progress, coaching and business perspectives, and practical habits to stay consistent and improve. Expect concrete examples, situational drills, and advice on translating tournament lessons back into class.
Key takeaways: define your why, set measurable goals, use competition as feedback, and show up even on low‑motivation days. Tune in and visit www.fdcpodcast.com for more FDC content and ways to support the show.