Our mission with this podcast is to help YOU grow on the mats! We do this by presenting deep, insightful interviews every week with the best athletes, coaches and legends of BJJ and Grappling. Whether you're looking to expand your knowledge about technique, BJJ culture or the history of the art, every episode is loaded with advice and lessons from the best in the game. The host Ryan Ford conducts ... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 690 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingSports |
Brian Glick returns to talk about the importance of strong communication skills as a teacher, the skill of simplifying complex concepts to make them more digestible and why he chose Judo over Wrestling for BJJ. He also breaks down escaping back contr... more
Jason Rau returns to talk about growing his schools, the ethics and etiquette of filming training sessions, and how to track your own progress on the mats. He also gives a deep breakdown on his guard passing system!
Kyle "The Bull" Sleeman joins the show to talk about the BJJ scene in Canada, making competition second nature, developing a well rounded game and weight training for Jiu-Jitsu. He also details the road to becoming the #6 ranked athlete in his catego... more
Kurt is back! He talks about his health, lifting weights, "old guy" Jiu-Jitsu and conspiracy theories. He also takes questions from listeners, which include dealing with people who fight dirty, dealing with gym drama, dumb tattoos and learning to tea... more
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This podcast has been invaluable to my jiujitsu journey, which started two years ago. Podcast host Ryan Ford hosts engaging and interesting interviews with modern Jiujitsu Greats—listening to this podcast feels like hanging out with friends over a beer after training. Good insight on life both as a jiujitsu practitioner or a competitor. Seriously can’t recommend this podcast enough for those looking to get more knowledgeable about the modern jiujitsu scene.
This podcast is a fantastic listen for any BJJ enthusiast. In addition to being entertained by fantastic guests and learning about their careers and lives, I have learned many strategies and philosophies pertaining to training. Ryan Ford is a fantastic host that asks intelligent and pertinent questions. His style of interviewing allows the guest to tell their stories, is playful and fun to listen to! Ryan is a fantastic ambassador to the sport of jiu jitsu!
Hey there longtime fan and listener from Boston!! Great content and even greater Guests… much love from the city of broken bricks- OSS!🥋🤙
Why? The guests, the content, the insights, the learnings. Easy to listen to and allows the guests to be themselves and share their knowledge.
Thank you for interviewing such an awesome guess. I do have a little constructive criticism though. Let your guests talk more you talk a little too much and don’t give your guest the opportunity to respond. sometimes it’s hard to listen to your podcast because of that. Again thank you for this podcast I hope this helps.
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This podcast provides an engaging and insightful platform for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) practitioners, enthusiasts, and learners. With a focus on personal growth within martial arts, listeners can expect deep interviews with a diverse array of athletes, coaches, and legends from the BJJ community. The discussions consistently cover a range of topics including training techniques, the culture surrounding BJJ, and the personal journeys of notable figures, enhancing both understanding and appreciation of the sport. Unique to this format is the casual atmosphere in which the host engages guests, allowing insights into their personalities and experiences alongside practical advice for listeners. With a back catalog of over 500 episodes, the podc... more
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Recent guests on The BJJ Fanatics Podcast include:
1. Jason Rau
2. Kyle Sleeman
3. Matt Castaneda
4. Anthony Budion
5. Tom DeBlass
6. Charles Harriott
7. Neil Melanson
8. David Petrone
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