Join BJJ Black Belt Matt Kwan as we discuss everything you need to know about Jiu Jitsu.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Are you a Gi grappler looking to get better control of those slippery No Gi guys? This is the episode for you! I share my 11 tips to optimize your No Gi game. I also touch on my recent stem cell treatment in Spokane, Washington.
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Jon Calestine is a BJJ competitor, coach, and black belt under Daisuke Yamaji. Known for his vicious leg attacks and winning championships at the Eddie Bravo and Sapateiro Invitationals, Jon Calestine cut his chops in the blue basement with the Danah... more
The long step pass is one of the best guard passes in all of Jiu Jitsu, and is one of the premier guard passes used by the AOJ team. After studying Tainan Dalpra's masterclass on the long step pass, I share my thoughts and takeaways from the instruct... more
The Anaconda is easily one of the most effective front headlock submissions one can learn. This attack is a very high percentage and works well with the other premier front headlock submissions. I talk about entries, finishing mechanics, common probl... more
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I look forward to this podcast every week (I listen when I get my lifts in)! Only complaint is you don't let your cat love you 😂 Congrats on 100 episodes.
Not gimmicky, long episodes, lots of good stuff. Doesn’t just talk about pop culture stuff either, but legit BJJ strategy and how to improve your game.
Great pod.
I only know Matt by reputation; a lot of the guys at my gym cross-train with him, and he has a strong standing in the BJJ scene in the Lower Mainland of BC. I started listening to hear from a local guy, but I recommend this show regardless of geography. I love that he both covers targeted swaths of the game as well as various ancillary topics. It’s a healthy mix, and his mind for all of it is great. Well thought through, but also personable.
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Focusing on all aspects of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ), the episodes feature conversations that range from tournament experiences to key training techniques and mental preparation. The themes of injury recovery and strength conditioning are also prevalent, emphasizing physical readiness alongside strategic skill development. With a specific spotlight on the use of regenerative therapies and meditation within the sport, unique insights are shared that aim to enhance both performance and well-being. This podcast is distinctive in its personal narrative style, as the host often shares his own experiences and challenges, making it relatable and informative for practitioners of all levels.
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