Jiu-Jitsu is hard. Join host Josh McKinney on his forever quest to "suck less at jiu-jitsu." Learn from high level black belts, in depth conversations, and off the wall rants by the host himself. It is guaranteed that each episode will help you suck just a little less at jiu-jitsu, or your money back. Josh McKinney is an accomplished adult black belt competitor with a "suck-less" mindset that can ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 362 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
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Very entertaining and very informative! I could listen to these guys all day
Josh is doing a great job of hosting a wide array of quality guests while also doing many creative and fun solo episodes full of amusing insights. I e been I produced to many great people through exposure on the show and I’ll always be grateful.
Let’s also note only 1 star review is from someone that clearly doesn’t understand humor at all, which is a mess as art component for enjoying the show properly.
This guy blanket accused Christians of being hateful lol. Unreal.
I'm a blue belt and listened to every episode. Honestly I wasn't into it that much at first but Josh's knowledge, humor, and how he mispronounces soo many things, grows on you. Haha. I wish everyone would listen to this as Josh will help you be a better training partner and improve the way you train.
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Focusing on the challenging journey of learning and mastering Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, the content engages listeners through humor and insightful discussions. The host shares practical advice, personal experiences, and broader themes surrounding training, competition, and community dynamics within the Jiu-Jitsu culture. Featuring conversations with various experts and practitioners, the episodes encourage listeners to adopt a growth-oriented mindset and enjoy the lighter side of grappling, making it relatable and accessible for both beginners and seasoned veterans alike.
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