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Jiu-Jitsu
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Jiujitsu
Brazilian Jiujitsu
Grappling
Ecological Dynamics
Self-Defense
Grappling / Jiu-Jitsu
Wrestling
MMA
Strength and Conditioning
Shawn Kyle
Women In Jiujitsu
Battle Of the Badges
Dark Arts Jiujitsu
Jiujitsucop
Jiujitsu Training
CLA / Ecological Dynamics
Mason Bradford
Opening a Gym

Rob (US Army Veteran, and BJJ Black Belt) and Randy (US Air Force Veteran, Police Officer, and BJJ Black Belt) host The Big Jiujitsu Show. Rob and Randy discuss grappling (BJJ, Judo, Sambo, MMA, wrestling, etc), offer BJJ advice as well as interview some of the most interesting combat sports athletes in the world.

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Latest Episodes

Rob and Randy talk about the latest ADCC and the fight that breaks out there, more Eco Vs Traditional teaching and why BJJ beefs are pretty lame.

Eric Bydairk, a BJJ black belt and former D1 wrestler, joins Rob to talk about his martial arts journey, teaching classes, takedowns, running Takedown Nation, caffeine choices and seminars he is teaching in the future.

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Randy and Rob speak to Sayed, Matt and Dave from Battle of the Badges about the event that is coming up in October, how they got started in their training and how training applies to all first responders.

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Colton Smith, a BJJ black belt and UFC fighter, joins Rob and Randy to discuss training while an active duty Soldier, balanacing training and life, teaching at multiple locations and the future plans for his Enlisted Nine gym.

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Recent Guests

Eric Bydark
Jiujitsu Black Belt instructor
Globetrotters, Trust BJJ
Episode: Interview: Eric Bydairk
Sayed Nakwe
Episode: Interview: Battle of the Badges
Dave Bradford
Episode: Interview: Battle of the Badges
Matt Williams
Episode: Interview: Battle of the Badges
Colton Smith
Mr. Colton Smith, Ultimate Fighter fame and US Army veteran
Enlisted Nine Fight Company / Disciple Nine
Episode: Interview: Colton Smith
Kyvann Gonzalez
Guest, founder of Bodega Jiu Jitsu
Bodega Jiu Jitsu
Episode: Interview: Kyvann Gonzalez
Higan Machado
Ninth degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu; legendary practitioner and educator
Machado Family/Jiu-Jitsu lineage
Episode: Interview: Rigan Machado
Gudrun Gunther
Black belt, Jiu-Jitsu practitioner based in Sierra Vista, Arizona
Sierra Vista, Arizona Jiu-Jitsu community
Episode: Interview: Gudrun Gunther
Greg Souders
Founder/Head Coach, Standard Jiujitsu
Standard Jiujitsu
Episode: Interview: Greg Souders

Hosts

Rob
Host of The Big Jiujitsu Show; US Army Veteran; BJJ Black Belt
Randy
Co-host of The Big Jiujitsu Show; US Air Force Veteran; Police Officer; BJJ Black Belt

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 50 ratings
  • 🥷👏

    Great show! More episodes needed!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    shankadoodle
    United States5 years ago
  • Like chilling with your friends...

    Great guys and great chat about the hardest sport in the world. Love it guys; keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Spacecowboy1985
    United Kingdom7 years ago
  • Take Aim

    Love the show all the details and the variety of topics

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    1st frost
    United States8 years ago
  • finally, a show who's informed

    Every hack has an opinion on MMA... most are dumb... The Big Jiujitsu show is not. Finally a show that is informed, educated, and wrothy of ones time. Seriously, check them out!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    That's Delightful
    United States8 years ago
  • A Podcast Living the Jiu Jitsu Lifestyle

    A really cool, laid back podcast talking about everything, from BJJ & MMA to video games and current events. Great interviews with popular personalities and experts in the community.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ltjcrew06
    United States9 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Engaging interviews with real practitioners and experts.
Gives practical insights for everyday training, not just pro athletes.
Laid-back vibe with thoughtful, informed discussions.
Listeners appreciate authenticity and actionable coaching tips.
Varied guests keep content fresh beyond typical Q&As.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Interview: Eric Bydairk
Q: What does a typical coaching day look like for you?
A typical day centers on blending takedown work, wrestling mechanics, and movement drills with a focus on accessibility for white belts and ongoing development for more advanced students, while keeping sessions engaging and ensuring students learn to move effectively as a whole.
Interview: Colton Smith
Q: Could you kind of give us a background on how you got started in martial arts and where it's led to now?
I started with bootleg UFC DVDs during deployment, which sparked my interest in grappling and fighting. I fought while still on active duty, learned there's a lot more to training, and gradually transitioned into coaching and opening gyms while balancing a military career. My focus has been on leading by example, exceeding standards, and helping others pursue competition wisely and ethically.
Interview: Rigan Machado
Q: What inspired Mach 5 and how do you envision its impact on the sport?
Mach 5 is about uniting fighters from different generations and disciplines to run camps, develop curricula, and push jiu-jitsu globally. The aim is to create high-level training, organize a wide network of academies, and ensure a standardized belt system and training base so athletes have clear paths and recognition.
Interview: Jay Wadsworth
Q: How should departments structure training to balance physical skills with legal and policy knowledge?
The guests advocate for a systemized, sequenced curriculum that combines DT, grappling, and case-law micro-dosing. They stress the importance of distance and time to improve decision making, and suggest monthly or weekly updates and body-cam-based review to ensure actionable articulation post-encounter.
Interview: Cyn Ignacio
Q: If you were queen for a day, what changes would you like to see in jiujitsu education and gym culture?
She advocates for cross-training, prioritizing fundamentals and structured curricula, and ensuring inclusivity and welcoming environments while still maintaining a focus on practical technique and competition-ready basics.

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A high-energy, gear-agnostic discussions-driven show centered on grappling arts (BJJ, Judo, Sambo, MMA, wrestling) and practical training. Episodes pair candid interviews with leading athletes, coaches, and brand builders to explore coaching philosophy, gym culture, and real-world application of grappling techniques. The format blends behind-the-scenes career anecdotes with actionable insights on training, mentorship, and entrepreneurship in combat sports. Noteworthy traits include a strong military-veteran perspective among hosts, accessible takes for everyday practitioners, and a consistent emphasis on community, authenticity, and long-term skill development.

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Recent guests on The Big Jiujitsu Show include:

1. Eric Bydark
2. Sayed Nakwe
3. Dave Bradford
4. Matt Williams
5. Colton Smith
6. Kyvann Gonzalez
7. Higan Machado
8. Gudrun Gunther

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