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This makes total sense. At 54 and only been training about 2 years, I'm not as strong, fast, or flexible as the younger guys. Being able to defend sweep or sub some of these younger guys is a win for sure. Great perspective.

Nice job both of you guys!

Very educational, thank you.

Well it helps if you are older and a Giant, massive advantage.. Size makes a huge difference.

very nice roll man. much love.

I like how you mention you "pay the price" when resting in a position! Such a good way to think of it, for a small moment of rest, you pay in missed opportunities and give them away to your opponent

No offence to the purple but that's the oldest looking 26 year old I've ever seen

Good roll

Litttle hands 😂

1:06 you have to breathe?😂

Hey man just found the channel. I just started Jiu Jitsu a month and a bit ago. I only went to a few classes and I definitely see myself doing most of these things haha (not the tapping, I can do it and know when to, not looking to get injured). I am curious what you think is the best way to progress. Is it learning a bunch of small techniques and trying to get better and them, or is it better for focus on one or two things at a time and focus on perfecting them. I feel like I cant progress as the class teaches so much and then when i go to roll I cant defend/put up a fight

Nice guys!

Well said, I always tell people patience, patience you're not going to learn everything in a day, I started when I was 10 years old as a boxer, after that I got a black belt in kenjitsu, a hybrid style that has karate judo and jiu jitsu, and I'm still learning something new once in awhile, lol.

Awesome

2 of my favorite people right there 🤙🏻

BJJ is Bullshido jiu-jitsu. There are 200 styles of jiu-jitsu. Jiu-jitsu training is tough, but shouldn't be dangerous if taught properly.

great rolling sensei 🥇🥇 you are the best that BJJ has to offer show series techniques on this UKE bow and arrow choke, (back, ezekiel and other) GI chokes, leg locks: kneebar, toe hold please thanks 💪💪🔥🔥

New year, new angles! Love it dude!

Tal’s getting so good!

First 😎 Good stuff as always 👍🏻

again, always with the best messages to keep me training 👍

A new upload 😍

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The man!

Scott Burr is an awesome guy 😊

#1 Self defense - that's what got me in the door. #2 Fitness - I have always tried to stay in shape, but being part of a BJJ organization has helped maintain fitness consistently where I might have had an occasional slump previously. #3. Camaraderie - I wasn't looking for this, but my gym is filled with talented, friendly people. It's almost like the old TV show "Cheers" where "everybody knows your name." #4 Learning - There's always something to learn, even if it's just one detail on a technique you are already comfortable with. #5 "Appropriate" challenge - It's not like you're signing up for SEAL training, but it isn't a piece of cake either. You have to put some effort in, but the rewards are well worth it. #6 Escape - While you are rolling you are 100% focused on the task at hand, and any life problems tend to melt away, if just for that period of time. It's almost like a mini vacation for the mind. That's all I can come up with for now.

I like it, but when I first start im even gassing out in drills not even rolling

Hey man! Currently a blue belt and I’ve been really working on completely checking my ego at the door because it’s hard to know just how many ways it shows up in training. Love these tips, thank you for the video, sir!

Mental health

Ok , I'm turning 45 on 11/16 and considering going back to BJJ, I dropped out after a few classes because I'm scared to get hurt and be out of work for months???? What's your opinion on getting hurt and being out for awhile.... I live paycheck to paycheck....The gym were at does give us 50% off for my kids and me .Can I safely do BJJ and work 7 days a week without injuries

45 year old Brown belt. Jiu jitsu is life

Sportsmanship, self defense, challenging myself. It's also helping keep me sharp in other aspects of life.

I just answered this question from a guy that took his first class with us tonight. I’m 11 months in and my answer was those 3 and the friendships I’m starting to build.

I started this year at 38 years old. Took a class roughly 24 years ago and didn't like the feeling of being choked so I didn't continue. But now, I just want to be competent and learn skills. I've always enjoyed martial arts. I just wanna become an all around badass.

40 year old here: I've been contemplating on starting my BJJ journey for awhile now, & I've decided that I just can't put it off any longer. I'm going to my first fundamentals class next Saturday! I enjoy watching your videos, & it helps to motivate me even further.

Nice balance

Defense issues arise when there is less (GI,) Jiujitsu. When a person does "no gi," Jiujitsu all the time they develop higher reactions but less technical defense. As a advanced practitioner that is growing older GI Jiujitsu is a life time activity, many people say things outside the matt and the "field." As far as Ego, I have a Ego but how do you deal with not being able to warm up properly training frequencys in "gi," Jiujitsu. For example lower belts that have parts of techniques or strategies but do not know about proper "drilling," tendency's also the importance positional dominance. Also shrimping as warming up or solo drills as warming up as opposed to just going straight into the technique......? I just feel my general flow lung rhythm, and central nervous system is not firing the same getting ready for the stress of Newaza and Randori of live Jiujitsu.

How do you deal with "Well I tried?"

My experience has been that sometimes I’m getting hammered, and other days I’m the nail! 😂

Great video! I don’t understand though how this would apply to being a white belt (where I am). I rarely train with other white belts because of scheduling and only train with coloured belts. Of course, I get destroyed a LOT. How can I interpret that as anything other than “I totally suck at this”?

So cool to be able to take a seminar with Roger Gracie! My daughter and I met him outside T-mobile arena after Day 1 of ADCC. 😊

It’s really fun when the dudes you showed the ropes, regularly submit, disappear show up and start passing your guard and subbing you. Humbling. Just proves the power of Jiu Jitsu. Great video.

Totally love this, i agree 100%… also most people don’t know, and this is according to John Danaher so not my words lol… but in practice Garry literally puts himself in the worst imaginable situations possible, just to get out and practice escapes… so obviously when you are doing that on purpose over and over that’s going to happen. BUT that’s where this comes in to play, having no ego 🤣

Master 6 light purple. I was smoked on points. 10-0. As you said. Didn’t go the way I wanted.😂 Thanks for sharing!

Went there for my first ever tournament. Master 7 Blue. Got smashed and fell more in love with BJJ. and , you should have filmed some in the Westgate pool.....Looked like a tattoo convention, meets a beauty pageant ;)

Look like you had a fun, tactical match. Great job. Continue to grow and learn.

Great throws! That cheeky double leg when your back was turned was a cheap shot. Missed that on the live feed. Great stuff !

Love the post game follow up. Proud of you for working so hard. Great attitude! Inspiring to be certain

Looked great bro! Always love your attitude!!

Great throw attempts and awesome guard recoveries in that match, Justin! Stayed composed and looked great out there.