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was so good almost subscribed and then the tinfoilhat ruined it.

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Great episode Matt! Very helpful!

People are so addicted to new fads, there are many ways jiujitsu is being taught and if its good jiujitsu being taught then its up to the students to take it to their highest level

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Awesome episode!!

Apologies for the camera focus!!

I miss Matt & Steve on pods together, but still love both BJJ Mental Models and The Everyday Jiu Jitsu pod. This episode with Dr. Kick-Ass one of my favorite listens of the year for sure. Nuanced conversation that hit on exactly what I’m interested in learning - how to maximize efficiency and effectiveness on the mats when grappling, and off the mats when managing strength, conditioning and re/pre-hab. Great phukkin job fellaz.

i been coming back to this vid all month dude ♥

Thank you for this episode Matt. Great topic and guest.

nice breakdown, a few important details in here that get said explicitly that i haven't seen others cover.

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Super smooth

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Gay. Do Craig Jones interview please

43:09 Bingo!

Daniel Sathler after fighting and winning 3 fights in the gi becoming champion + 3 fights in the gi absolute division getting 3rd. Went for this match (same day) as the gi division ! Not trying to make your victory small or anything but I think should be next day the NoGi division in most opens are, idk why in that one was different. But great match dude 💪🏾 you’re a beast ✨

Great Podcast Matt 🤙

absolute gold dude

Great episode Matt!

Subscribed. This channel has a lot of potential. This is an excellent explanation.

Good stuff Matt 🤙🏻

Well said by a great Canadian.

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Great breakdown bro 👊

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Kudos to you for keeping it together and move on with the conversation even when it seems confrontational at time. Keep it up. For the example you give about breaking the grip at the arm-bar. I think it can fall into invariant. And it seems to be ok to give information about invariant. From what I collect through watching video of Greg. Invariant can fall to 2 categories (there might be more, I don't know): - Human Anatomy - Game progession based on the known human anatomy I thinking it's ok to show when your arm, knee.. start to break or when you start to get choked, might a lot of trial and error to find that out. Same thing for weakening a grip. Giving the knowledge might not help them in the live situation, but do give them idea on how to solve a particular problem. We don't want to waste time rediscover training method, why would we want to waste time rediscover human anatomy.

What a pro

Great chat fellas 👊

Gi is much more dificult then nogi, so, This is cause they dont traine gi !

Im new to bjj and this video was so good and informative I didnt realize it had 300 views lol great video thanks for the tips 🙏

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This is beautiful and very informative but the only thing I suggest is cutting down the time and removing filler words.

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you have no idea what your talking about, mental illness is not just emotional pain, and addiction is a total different thing

This is a real good one. Thnk u!

Great episode Matt!!

What would you emphasize more on maintaining side control against a big dude?

This was so timely. Was listening to this episode while driving to a class where I thought I might get my purple belt. The class ended up being 5 min rounds for the full hour. While I didn't get the belt, I had some of the best rounds of my life and ended the hour without feeling completely exhausted; conditioning was the best it's ever been. I felt like I rolled like a purple belt. To know the skill acquisition was there, I came home to my wife still on cloud nine.

interesting dilema- how to grade an athletically gifted young athlete that rolls super hard vs a consistent, technical, and knowledgeable older hobbyist.

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👍 Good pod, as usual

Great episode!!

I'll copy that the engagement round, maintenance round, offensive round it's really cool like how to break down the specific attributes that you want for each round as a good thing that Joseph share that. I need to find that in the BJJ mental model podcast lol

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what was the name of the wrestler from the 90s that he watchs?

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Nice. What a awesome time to be alive and training jiu-jitsu 🔥🥋🍍😃