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I had the incredible pleasure of meeting & spending lots of quality time with John back in 2021. My wife had a work weekend event in Vegas, filled with evening events. John was the most humble, relaxed, present, curious and warm person there. He talked about his passion for BJJ (being from the northeast ourselves we bonded quickly) and I can honestly say, he played the major role in me now having my blue belt. I was scared to start, but he assured me it was the best thing he ever started. He even came out to another event just because we told him we’d be there. Chatted all night again. We both talked about him for weeks, months and years. We were so incredibly saddened to learn about his untimely passing a few years back. He was a warm light - and we will never forget him. John, if you’re out there somewhere in the ether, I’m doing my best to make you proud as I carry on forwards purple belt and beyond.

i do both because it feels like getting 2 martial arts/combat sports in 1! Both are fun if you are a hobbyist and if you want to become a professor i think its best to know both.

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Thanks for having me on. Loved it

At 41:50, the CLA task is to get into an armlock position and hold down with the legs. Student: “Coach, which arm lock? What is an armlock? How do I perform an armlock?” Coach: Sorry, we don’t teach or drill actual techniques. You will master it ecologically. …and go! All kidding aside. Who shows that student the armlock? Or does he just hope to copy it from someone (or learn it from video) and then refines it by regularly tasking? 🙏

I believe the Games/ECO/CLA approach can be critical for the traditionalist to achieve quantum leaps in their skill acquisition. Doing a form of it since the 80’s. As I approach 60 and have witnessed so many good and bad developments in the athletic and sports combat fields, I can’t help to stay motivated and excited to keep learning. BUT… you should always ask yourself: if I ever needed heart or brain surgery, would I want my doctor to have trained ecologically… or through the traditional methods of medicine in a medical university 🙂

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The eco cult

Cant wait to be an enforcer in BJJ😂😂 very fun in boxing im guessing it’s gonna be fun as well😂

My gym is toxic af. cant wait to leave. head instructor hardly there, other coaches dont pay attention, dont promote people who deserve it, promotes others that arent ready, gauntlet, poor outdated instruction, mentality of "if the move doesnt work, do it harder and faster" more common that students either wont tap, OR dont respect the tap. cranking subs because "fuck you on a tuesday night, im tapping a brown belt no matter what." dirty gym, people often get RW and staph, no AC, no heat. and some how its a fairly successful comp gym in SoCal.

I'm so thankful that you take gym cancer seriously. I've noticed most gyms just engage in back talking the mat bully. You'll have a guy *routinely* putting guys in the hospital and the purple and black belts will walk up to the victim in the parking lot and be like "Hey man, sorry about that guy. He rolls like that and we hate it." But they *NEVER* address the mat bully. And that to me is toxic in and of itself.

Great conversation. As a big guy, I’m super conscientious of how I roll with smaller teammates.

Great talk!!

The amount of times Leah murdered me from White to Blue belt I cannot count. Excellent human.

What are good exercises for mobility/flexibility below the knee?

Federer and Woods are not that different. Both started playing a relatively niche sport at an extremely young age (3 or younger for Federer and from the crib for Woods) and all the way to adulthood. Yes like all boys from Europe who grew up in the 80s and 90s, Federer would have also played soccer. That's not some stroke diversification luck, it just means he was not a recluse so he played soccer like every other kid.

I’ve heard Danaher will start a class by saying something like, “you’ll never take a man’s back if you can’t see the top of his head”, and then sit down. He’s very ecological.

It sounds like you’re saying what Bruce Lee had said. Don’t fear the man that practiced a 1000 kicks one time, but rather the man that has practiced 1 kick a thousand times. That’s technical.

As I’m nearing 40 with two fxxked shoulders the gi is much more my style …no gi is fun but my athleticism is starting to slow down lol

Coach Haueter is a bjj/grappling treasure. Thanks Chewy, for the excellent podcast.

Waldemar Santana fought Helio Gracie , Kimura , Ivan Gomes and Carlson Gracie but is rarely mentioned outside of his matches with Helio and Carlson

Another great podcast! Thanks!

40:16 to 41:50 such a good point here. This should be a short on youtube and tiktok!

Great podcast, as usual. Thanks for this, guys!

Solid guy!

If you look at the pound for pound rankings it’s almost all American and Brazilians. Not enough countries participate in this specific form of grappling.

Judo's already an Olympic sport, and BJJ is still close enough that it doesn't make sense for both of them to be in it. Hell, they even thought Judo was too close to wrestling, playing a large role in the loss of newaza skills in a lot of American Judo, because the Olympics wanted more distinction between the two

31:52 i live in nc and when i started 15 years ago my coach juat got his purple belt so yea its massive now lmao

No I was here first

I’m the first one today :)

This was awesome man. I think we, as BJJ competitors, can learn a lot from high level wrestling training tactics. Like you say in the interview, they’ve had more time and money put into figuring out the best way to win. Awesome video thank you for continuing to make these.

2 minutes in and I know I'm in for a good podcast

Chewy, I've been watching quite a few of your videos this year, and I didn't even know you had a podcast until I saw this one come up in my rec's! I went back and listened to your other one with Pete from about a year ago; I'm a big fan of Origin, and it's always great to listen to him. I'll be checking out more of your episodes.

Man i pay $15 for my jeans $4 a shirt and $20-40 for shoes...definitely gonna be a hard sale to get me to switch...i know thats kinda shitty to say but how are people paying $100 for 1 pair of jeans

22:48 - good to see Chewy following and help translate and make the ideas more accessible!

Chewy, I actually read a very good book that explained the Radium Girls very well. It was called “The Poisoners Handbook” and it was about the advancements made in forensic toxicology during Prohibition Era New York. I would highly recommend it as it’s a great read, extremely well researched, and did a thing I like with books where it blended the real stories with scientific information seamlessly.

Radium girls is what he was referencing at the end if anyone's interested

man I have 336 pods to catch up on 😭😭😭

Underrated podcast

This is my favourite BJJ podcast by far. I wish more people find this hidden gem and make as a habit to listen to it while driving or just relaxing. Keep up the good work guys!

Fascinating - once he spoke of the imbalance in skill and constraint it it clicked - cause if you constrain one person of the same skill level you limit skill acquisition maybe - fascinating However with beginners such as myself do you show at least how a mount could be controlled

a spaz purple belt just broke his own leg a few months ago but apparently he didnt learn anything , the gym also lacks a culture of accountability, coach just keeps saying how ''its a dangerous sports bla bla bla''. maybe it is a dangerous sport but being a super competitve crazy spaz doesnt help at all

I have a funny little story about the skin thing. Once I was making crem brûlée and accidentally touched the tip of the torch to my forearm reaching for something, and it was a round little burn mark on my arm. I went to class, and professor nearly jumped out of his skin, pointed at my arm, and said “WHAT THE F IS THAT!?” I was like, oh, I burnt myself making desserts and he said I nearly gave him a heart attack lol.

I’ve gotten choked out by Sean he’s the real deal 😂

Not one of your students directly, but in the last 6 months of listening to this podcast, I have learned a massive amount. Thank you both for your hard work! Love being one of the people! Oss! 🤙

Hi there. Just tried to buy the product, but unfortunately it doesn’t deliver to Canada :( If possível, ask them if they are planning on delivering here in the future. thanks!

I like when pods I listen to start to run ads because it means they’re getting recognition and can continue running. Love the pod and hope you guys keep doing what you’re doing 🙌

That Cameron Brock guy sounds like a tool. Great Podcast as always!

These are the kind of topics I love hearing on the podcast. Having multiple clicks and whistles that I deal with constantly, I love learning different methods of rehabbing and warming my body up, before I get to training. 🤙

I think lazy is code for "I don't actually enjoy rolling". If you really like something, being lazy won't stop you. You are lazy for things you don't really want to do.