
A Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt from England, Chris Paines is a coach, competitor, and globetrotting instructor. But now he is asking, what does it mean to become a BJJ Villain?
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Episode 97 of Villaincast, and a Happy New Year to everyone. We are truly back baby (until the next time). We catch up on what's happened, and talk about where we're about to go.
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Episode 96 of Villaincast, and this week we are discussing consent and safety in Jiu-Jitsu, you know, just to put everyone to sleep.
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Episode 95 of Villaincast, and this week we are discussing the worrying rise of hate speech, making enemies on reddit, and the state of athletes in the USA.
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Episode 94 of Villaincast, and this week we are discussing crushing your own junk on purpose, stinky grapplers, and a mea culpa on guard.
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Episode 93 of Villaincast, and we have finally returned from our short hiatus. This week we are catching up on our mailbag, discussing where defence disappeared to, plagiarism, and defiling the Vatican.
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Episode 92 of Villaincast, and this week we are back answering your questions, including ignoring the guard pass, flow rolling, and why we think the conversation is wrong on eco.
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Episode 91 of Villaincast, and this week we discuss what happened in December, where we ended up, and training over Christmas.
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Episode 90 of Villaincast, and this week we discuss how far magic gets you in Jiu-jitsu, and developing the skill of watching competitions.
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Focuses on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and its culture, merging humor with serious discussions around safety, competition, and personal responsibility in combat sports. Featuring engaging banter between the hosts, the content ranges from training techniques to socio-political issues affecting the BJJ community. Noteworthy topics include the safety protocols in place during training and competition, the implications of social media on athlete sentiments, and the intersection of inclusivity and performance in sports. The unique perspective of the hosts as seasoned practitioners offers listeners both relatable experiences and thoughtful insights into the evolving landscape of martial arts.
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