GROUND UNITS BJJ

Anyone know of a school or gym program looking for an assistant BJJ coach? If so, private message only. Thanks.

The Difference Between a Hobbyist and a Competitor

While understanding where he is coming from and why he chose to do this... I don't know about this.

How about just maintaining the rank his master gave him and continue to humbly work from there to achieve where he "thinks" his skills should be?

Hmmm....

Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt Demotes Himself To Purple Belt MMA legend and Jiu-jitsu black belt Enson Inoue decided earlier to demote himself back to purple belt: Story Updating….. Enson Inoue posted on facebook: I know this journey will be long and hard and I want to be real. This is no bu****it nor is it a joke but I’m going to demote myself to purple bel...

Tonight @ 6pm --> No Gi Class

Many, or most, people train Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) for the enjoyment it offers or for getting in shape, sportsmanship in competitions and/or even the friends one makes training in the school/academy.

I am one. On another level though, I truly believe in the saying in the photo.

The "tough guy" - "bully" or "thug" will rarely bother or attempt to hurt/intimidate someone knowing he/she can successfully defend himself/herself. IF, this did occur, there is a peace of mind knowing you can handle yourself and safely make it home.

Why not learn and earn this assurance and confidence by stopping by GROUND UNITS BJJ in Westfield and see what we are about?

That other is saying is also true. "The best defense against evil men, are good men who are skilled at violence." (Women, youths, too.)

If you have never had to defend yourself, great. Then refer to quote in the photo below.

Meanwhile, train BJJ and have fun, get in shape, feel better, have more confidence and even meet some new friends!

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Fitness is a Never Ending Journey - Coaching Lessons from BJJ I'm sharing what BJJ has taught me about my clients as a personal trainer. As a student and coach, I know fitness is a lifelong commitment and journey.

Some 40 year olds think/say that they're too old to start BJJ.

.. and others stop training altogether because they think/say it's tough on them because of age.

Big ups to all that begin and continue in the BJJ game, regardless of age or physical ability.

75 Years Old Brown Belt Training For 10 Years Jim Hagen, a 75 yr old brown belt in BJJ, has been a student of the sport for a decade. His training base is the Gentle Art Studio in Queens NY, and his instructor is Eduardo Santos. In a recent interview, Hagen said that when he initially began learning BJJ, he was told that everyone

Eat Up. Hydrate Up. Rest Up.
... and Wednesday, Show Up.

Tomorrow, We Will Get Down.