Sticky Hooks
Dan Leith and Andrew SlacktaDan Leith and Andrew Slackta, two BJJ brown belts and jiu jitsu obsessed grapplers discuss the latest training approaches, competition strategy, triumphs failures and the lessons learned. Lots of training philosophy discussions and realtime contemplation of the various methodologies they employ to try and find success on the mats. Bi-weekly podcast, featuring special guests, instructional reviews,... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | SportsWrestling | ||||
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With Masters Worlds and Jiu Jitsu Con coming up in September the Dan and Andy discuss their competition plans and the beginning of their first official training camp at Gracie Barra Livonia. This podcast can serve as an outline for how to structur... more
In this episode Dan and Andy discuss how to be a good training partner, the difference between the roles of uke and tori. The uke being the person who is doing the technique and the tori being the person who "recieves" the technique. Its just a cr... more
Dan and Andy return for a Friday rant to discuss the latest goings-on in the academy, and the new plans for an improved schedule. Much talk about how to deal with injuries, how to train and continue making progress even if you can't spar or drill. ... more
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- Dan and Andrew are dope
Dan and Andrew are people who I know personally. Listening to their podcast gives a deeper dive of Jiu Jitsu and the culture / training in our sport. I’d recommend it to anyone who is in BJJ to stay engaged when off the mat. Dope dudes even cooler conversations.
Apple Podcasts5joelovesjiujitsu
United States2 years ago - Great stuff
I’m hooked. Each podcast motivates and brings the excitement to go train today! Great conceptual insights and useful specifics to implement today! more
Apple Podcasts5MBMFVUnited States2 years ago - new favorite podcast
For being a new podcast everything flowed very well. The content is great. The audio quality is great. These two guys are a wealth of knowledge in jiu jitsu and in life and I can tell this podcast is going to take off.
Apple Podcasts5troyoharaUnited States2 years ago
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