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Note to self: Jiu Jitsu isn’t about collecting techniques or chasing the illusion of constant improvement. It’s about doing something that serves you on and off the mat. It's a lived orientation, a style of Being. It's about transformation that can’t be measured. You train because of intrinsic motivation....

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Note to self: Jiu Jitsu isn’t a lifestyle; it’s a mood. It’s an attitude toward life. It’s a mood of servant leadership, where you approach challenges and relationships with humility and a willingness to serve the people around you. Rather than using will power, speed, or force to dominate, you use skill and understanding to create harmony. Jiu Jitsu is the art of effortlessness, sleight of hand, reading your opponent clearly, and thriving in the unexpected. You thrive in the unexpected by mastering the fundamentals of your environment, building skills, then trusting your instincts and sense of touch. That’s what it takes to perform Jiu Jitsu. What if you did that off the mat? What would it look like? If you handled life’s “matches” with the same composure, awareness, and even pleasure that you do during a good roll. The “mood” is about your spirit and mindset not a prescribed lifestyle. This approach enables you to live more fully, freely offering what you can while also graciously taking what comes your way. Learn Jiu Jitsu
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Note to self: Jiu Jitsu isn’t a lifestyle; it’s a mood. It’s an attitude toward life. It’s a mood of servant leadership, where you approach challenges and relationships with humility and a willingness to serve the people around you. Rather than using will power, speed, or force to dominate, you use skill and understanding to create harmony. Jiu Jitsu is the art of effortlessness, sleight of hand, reading your opponent clearly, and thriving in the unexpected. You thrive in the unexpected by mastering the fundamentals of your environment, building skills, then trusting your instincts and sense of touch. That’s what it takes to perform Jiu Jitsu. What if you did that off the mat? What would it look like? If you handled life’s “matches” with the same composure, awareness, and even pleasure that you do during a good roll. The “mood” is about your spirit and mindset not a prescribed lifestyle. This approach enables you to live more fully, freely offering what you can while also graciously taking what comes your way. Learn Jiu Jitsu

Drewlock

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More than anything Jiu Jitsu it’s about the power being. It’s a call to be present and engaged in the current reality. It’s about responding and adapting to the challenges and opportunities of the here and now. It’s about standing inside the immediacy of reality and drawing strength from being attuned and ready to act. It’s an acoustic, right hemisphere, simultaneous everything all at once experience. It’s a mood to cope with information overload. It works by wielding wit with sleight of hand. Jiu Jitau is a path, an orientation, a cultivation. It’s not really a method. It’s a way of being shaped through practice. Learn Jiu Jitsu
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More than anything Jiu Jitsu it’s about the power being. It’s a call to be present and engaged in the current reality. It’s about responding and adapting to the challenges and opportunities of the here and now. It’s about standing inside the immediacy of reality and drawing strength from being attuned and ready to act. It’s an acoustic, right hemisphere, simultaneous everything all at once experience. It’s a mood to cope with information overload. It works by wielding wit with sleight of hand. Jiu Jitau is a path, an orientation, a cultivation. It’s not really a method. It’s a way of being shaped through practice. Learn Jiu Jitsu

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Jiu Jitsu is not about knowing. You can know ten thousand techniques and still get smashed. What matters is not what you know. What matters is who you are being when you roll. Sleight of hand works because the magician isn’t showing you a trick, he’s being a magician. He shifts your attention. You never see it coming. That’s Jiu Jitsu. It’s not the technique. It’s who you are being when you use it. Stop trying to know. Start learning to wield. Learn Jiu Jitsu
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Jiu Jitsu is not about knowing. You can know ten thousand techniques and still get smashed. What matters is not what you know. What matters is who you are being when you roll. Sleight of hand works because the magician isn’t showing you a trick, he’s being a magician. He shifts your attention. You never see it coming. That’s Jiu Jitsu. It’s not the technique. It’s who you are being when you use it. Stop trying to know. Start learning to wield. Learn Jiu Jitsu

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Henry Cavil (Superman) on Jiu-Jitsu “That’s what I like about Jiu-Jitsu the most, Is that it’s a thinking sport, and you have to be constantly aware of what’s going on... and you can’t be thinking about anything else.”
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Henry Cavil (Superman) on Jiu-Jitsu “That’s what I like about Jiu-Jitsu the most, Is that it’s a thinking sport, and you have to be constantly aware of what’s going on... and you can’t be thinking about anything else.”

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Jiu Jitsu’s potency comes from its immediate connection to the power of being. This “power of being” refers to a state of heightened awareness and presence, where you are fully engaged with the present moment and your own existence. It’s about finding balance in both following and leading, being reactive and proactive. The ability to sync with the natural flow of events and take control of the situation according to your skill and capabilities. Jiu Jitsu is an art because it enables practitioners to connect deeply with their fundamental essence or true nature. Learn Jiu Jitsu
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Jiu Jitsu’s potency comes from its immediate connection to the power of being. This “power of being” refers to a state of heightened awareness and presence, where you are fully engaged with the present moment and your own existence. It’s about finding balance in both following and leading, being reactive and proactive. The ability to sync with the natural flow of events and take control of the situation according to your skill and capabilities. Jiu Jitsu is an art because it enables practitioners to connect deeply with their fundamental essence or true nature. Learn Jiu Jitsu

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51,527 次观看 • 1 年前

Jiu Jitsu, like all true art, isn’t something to be taken seriously because of some inherent superior quality. Jiu Jitsu helps us perceive and make sense of the world. When people lack art, they risk living on autopilot. Art “wakes” the mind, keeps it active, and prevents us from sliding into a mechanical way of living. Art helps process and understand the world. Art isn’t highbrow decoration; it’s a fundamental part of staying alive. Art is self-defense Learn Jiu Jitsu
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Jiu Jitsu, like all true art, isn’t something to be taken seriously because of some inherent superior quality. Jiu Jitsu helps us perceive and make sense of the world. When people lack art, they risk living on autopilot. Art “wakes” the mind, keeps it active, and prevents us from sliding into a mechanical way of living. Art helps process and understand the world. Art isn’t highbrow decoration; it’s a fundamental part of staying alive. Art is self-defense Learn Jiu Jitsu

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In Jiu Jitsu, reaching an intermediate level is one thing, but reaching fluency? That’s a whole different animal. The intermediate level teaches you techniques, the names of positions, and what to do in self-defense scenarios. But the advanced level isn’t about knowing what to do, it’s about knowing when to do it. At this level, timing is everything. You have to anticipate the clearing, not just the technique. This can’t be memorized or drilled in isolation. It has to be felt, and that only comes from rolling. Pattern recognition is more important than technique because advanced players put you in mixup situations where you're vulnerable to more than one option. Overcoming this information overload is extremely difficult. To survive multiple attacks at once you can’t just focus on defending a single technique, you have to recognize shapes and grooves that come before the techniques. With the right awareness you can overfit or underfit these grooves and take back your turn. Building advanced awareness takes mat time and deep trust in your modes of action (grip, frame, hang, technique.) To stay on the mat, you can’t just avoid injuries, you have to prevent “chip damage,” the slow, compounding wear and tear that sneaks up on you and dulls your capabilities. Jiu Jitsu isn’t about being invincible. It’s about being in the right mood, a mood of clear-sightedness, a mood that keeps you rolling, adapting, and learning. Learn Jiu Jitsu
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In Jiu Jitsu, reaching an intermediate level is one thing, but reaching fluency? That’s a whole different animal. The intermediate level teaches you techniques, the names of positions, and what to do in self-defense scenarios. But the advanced level isn’t about knowing what to do, it’s about knowing when to do it. At this level, timing is everything. You have to anticipate the clearing, not just the technique. This can’t be memorized or drilled in isolation. It has to be felt, and that only comes from rolling. Pattern recognition is more important than technique because advanced players put you in mixup situations where you're vulnerable to more than one option. Overcoming this information overload is extremely difficult. To survive multiple attacks at once you can’t just focus on defending a single technique, you have to recognize shapes and grooves that come before the techniques. With the right awareness you can overfit or underfit these grooves and take back your turn. Building advanced awareness takes mat time and deep trust in your modes of action (grip, frame, hang, technique.) To stay on the mat, you can’t just avoid injuries, you have to prevent “chip damage,” the slow, compounding wear and tear that sneaks up on you and dulls your capabilities. Jiu Jitsu isn’t about being invincible. It’s about being in the right mood, a mood of clear-sightedness, a mood that keeps you rolling, adapting, and learning. Learn Jiu Jitsu

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🚨JOE ROGAN: "Mark Zuckerberg started doing jiu-jitsu and nothing turns you into a libertarian like jiu-jitsu. Nothing turns you into a person who values hard work, and discipline, and struggle like jiu-jitsu. It's an exposure of character. Nothing else is like it. You expose character in a way that's almost impossible, even with other martial arts."
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As a black belt, this is how I prefer to roll, not driven by personal development or even the enjoyment of it. I roll because it is good in and of itself. I strive to give of myself generously and to take what comes my way openly, without apology. Most of my time on the mat is spent guiding others, helping them navigate Jiu Jitsu. But when it’s my turn to roll, it becomes an experience that exists purely for its own sake. Jiu Jitsu is a ritual, not an outlet for pent-up emotions, nor is it a stage for personal theatrics. It transcends the release or display of personality. If anything, it functions as an escape from emotion and personality. Within this space of calm detachment, there emerges a kind of vision or fluency. This vision is the capacity to take the unpredictable and the unforeseen and seamlessly integrate it in a way that brings new meaning and value. Instead of feeling destabilized by the unexpected, allow it to deepen your perspective. The question is not how to avoid disruptions, but how to dance with them, absorb them, and become more adaptable through the encounter.
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As a black belt, this is how I prefer to roll, not driven by personal development or even the enjoyment of it. I roll because it is good in and of itself. I strive to give of myself generously and to take what comes my way openly, without apology. Most of my time on the mat is spent guiding others, helping them navigate Jiu Jitsu. But when it’s my turn to roll, it becomes an experience that exists purely for its own sake. Jiu Jitsu is a ritual, not an outlet for pent-up emotions, nor is it a stage for personal theatrics. It transcends the release or display of personality. If anything, it functions as an escape from emotion and personality. Within this space of calm detachment, there emerges a kind of vision or fluency. This vision is the capacity to take the unpredictable and the unforeseen and seamlessly integrate it in a way that brings new meaning and value. Instead of feeling destabilized by the unexpected, allow it to deepen your perspective. The question is not how to avoid disruptions, but how to dance with them, absorb them, and become more adaptable through the encounter.

Drewlock

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Jiu Jitsu is a harnessing of the given. It’s movement aligned with the structure of being.
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Jiu Jitsu is a harnessing of the given. It’s movement aligned with the structure of being.

Drewlock

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In Jiu Jitsu, close guard is overpowered. I use “close” intentionally to avoid confusion, your legs aren’t meant to stay closed the entire time. You have to be able to unlock, regrip, and hang, to keep your guard alive. When you play close guard, you’re not just hunting submissions. You’re trying to maintain your mix-up while avoiding chip damage. If you keep your legs locked too long or try to force a submission, you’ll inevitably get stacked. Even if you sub them, you can still get punished by the stack. To stay safe, focus on feeling for the stacking pressure as much as the submission. If you can get under a leg and keep them on one knee, you can shift between sweeps and submissions like triangle, armbar, or omoplata (S-groove). Use this mixup to defend the stack then take something that isn’t being defended. Tip-over attempts off-balance your opponent, even if they don’t compete the sweep. It’s not about landing a specific technique, it’s about enjoying the situation they can’t solve. It comes from staying present. This is what high-level mix-up looks like. You know you’re doing it right when their safest move is to not move. With any luck, you’ll land something clean, clear, and unexpected. This is where Jiu Jitsu feels like play. Finding options in real time that you didn’t even know were there, then seeing if you can recreate them. That’s how you go from instinct to strategy. For me, it’s not about building a system. I'm into the flowstate. You don’t follow the myth, you embody it. Learn Jiu Jitsu
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In Jiu Jitsu, close guard is overpowered. I use “close” intentionally to avoid confusion, your legs aren’t meant to stay closed the entire time. You have to be able to unlock, regrip, and hang, to keep your guard alive. When you play close guard, you’re not just hunting submissions. You’re trying to maintain your mix-up while avoiding chip damage. If you keep your legs locked too long or try to force a submission, you’ll inevitably get stacked. Even if you sub them, you can still get punished by the stack. To stay safe, focus on feeling for the stacking pressure as much as the submission. If you can get under a leg and keep them on one knee, you can shift between sweeps and submissions like triangle, armbar, or omoplata (S-groove). Use this mixup to defend the stack then take something that isn’t being defended. Tip-over attempts off-balance your opponent, even if they don’t compete the sweep. It’s not about landing a specific technique, it’s about enjoying the situation they can’t solve. It comes from staying present. This is what high-level mix-up looks like. You know you’re doing it right when their safest move is to not move. With any luck, you’ll land something clean, clear, and unexpected. This is where Jiu Jitsu feels like play. Finding options in real time that you didn’t even know were there, then seeing if you can recreate them. That’s how you go from instinct to strategy. For me, it’s not about building a system. I'm into the flowstate. You don’t follow the myth, you embody it. Learn Jiu Jitsu

Drewlock

16,557 次观看 • 1 年前

Gordon Ryan : How To Get Better at Jiu-Jitsu In The Shortest Amount of Time Possible. “By far the fastest way to get better in the sport of Jiu-Jitsu is by doing situational training…when you do positional training it forces you to get good at specific positions.”
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Gordon Ryan : How To Get Better at Jiu-Jitsu In The Shortest Amount of Time Possible. “By far the fastest way to get better in the sport of Jiu-Jitsu is by doing situational training…when you do positional training it forces you to get good at specific positions.”

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Mikey Musumeci On UFC BJJ “One thing about Jiu-Jitsu is how violent it is. MMA fans love violence. In Jiu-Jitsu if you choke someone and they don’t tap, they die … This rule set makes the violence come out of Jiu-Jitsu”.
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Mikey Musumeci On UFC BJJ “One thing about Jiu-Jitsu is how violent it is. MMA fans love violence. In Jiu-Jitsu if you choke someone and they don’t tap, they die … This rule set makes the violence come out of Jiu-Jitsu”.

Lock-In Jiu-Jitsu

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When I roll, I’m not trying to win as much as I’m trying not to get injured. My default mode is defensive driving. I’m trying to get to my destination without getting in a wreck on the way there. In this clip, I counter the waiter sweep early because I’m sensitive to my knee locking up. If my leg gets bent some type of way, my meniscus catches and locks up, so I react early. Not necessarily because I’m trying to stop the sweep, but because I’m protecting my body. That sensitivity actually becomes good defense. Keeping my leg straight stops the waiter sweep before it starts. I feel this way about MMA grappling. It’s more intuitive because the main priority is obvious: don’t get hit. That removes a lot of decision fatigue. In sport Jiu Jitsu, there can be too many options, too many techniques, and too much thinking. That’s one of the traps for Jiu Jitsu nerds. If you get too deep into the tech, you can end up frozen by choices. The other solution is to systematize everything, and that kills creativity. Just protect yourself and everything else will fall into place. Learn Jiu Jitsu.
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When I roll, I’m not trying to win as much as I’m trying not to get injured. My default mode is defensive driving. I’m trying to get to my destination without getting in a wreck on the way there. In this clip, I counter the waiter sweep early because I’m sensitive to my knee locking up. If my leg gets bent some type of way, my meniscus catches and locks up, so I react early. Not necessarily because I’m trying to stop the sweep, but because I’m protecting my body. That sensitivity actually becomes good defense. Keeping my leg straight stops the waiter sweep before it starts. I feel this way about MMA grappling. It’s more intuitive because the main priority is obvious: don’t get hit. That removes a lot of decision fatigue. In sport Jiu Jitsu, there can be too many options, too many techniques, and too much thinking. That’s one of the traps for Jiu Jitsu nerds. If you get too deep into the tech, you can end up frozen by choices. The other solution is to systematize everything, and that kills creativity. Just protect yourself and everything else will fall into place. Learn Jiu Jitsu.

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"You never know the ups and the downs of what happens and how you react to them. You learn from your lessons. You learn from your opportunities. You dust yourself off, and then go and you create more." It’s never about avoiding adversity; it’s about responding to it.
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The Winning Difference

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JIU JITSU SAVES LIVES 👏💙 About an hour ago, our 18yo blue belt assistant kids coach @gavintiarcher10pmma was at the gym when he caught a man breaking into his car. In the video you will see G confront the man. Upon being confronted the man charges and attacks G inside the gym. Due to G’s years of martial arts & Jiu jitsu training, he was able to minimize the strikes that were being thrown at him by judo tossing the man to the ground, securing the man’s back, and choking him unconscious to eliminate the immediate threat of danger so he could call the police. The man was found at a hospital down the road and is in custody. THIS is why Jiu Jitsu saves lives. Imagine if G had no training at all when this man attacked him. He could be seriously hurt or dead. Find a Jiu Jitsu school and enroll yourself or your kiddos in it IMMEDIATELY. You never know what could happen tomorrow. @eddiebravo10p @10thplanetnetwork @tomdeblass @jiu_jitsu_lifestyle Ariel Helwani #bjj #mma #jiujitsu #10thplanet #10p4l #10wo #wrestling #selfdefense #ufc
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JIU JITSU SAVES LIVES 👏💙 About an hour ago, our 18yo blue belt assistant kids coach @gavintiarcher10pmma was at the gym when he caught a man breaking into his car. In the video you will see G confront the man. Upon being confronted the man charges and attacks G inside the gym. Due to G’s years of martial arts & Jiu jitsu training, he was able to minimize the strikes that were being thrown at him by judo tossing the man to the ground, securing the man’s back, and choking him unconscious to eliminate the immediate threat of danger so he could call the police. The man was found at a hospital down the road and is in custody. THIS is why Jiu Jitsu saves lives. Imagine if G had no training at all when this man attacked him. He could be seriously hurt or dead. Find a Jiu Jitsu school and enroll yourself or your kiddos in it IMMEDIATELY. You never know what could happen tomorrow. @eddiebravo10p @10thplanetnetwork @tomdeblass @jiu_jitsu_lifestyle Ariel Helwani #bjj #mma #jiujitsu #10thplanet #10p4l #10wo #wrestling #selfdefense #ufc

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Foot sweeps require very little athleticism, work on opponents of any size, and are forgiving even when you miss. One of the highest ROI skills you can add to your game. Mix them with a snap down and single leg to get an easy read every time. Learn Jiu Jitsu
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Would it be possible in Jiu-Jitsu for a YouTuber to face the best grapplers?
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