Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
I created a second channel where I post roll reviews and less heavily edited videos, check it out! www.youtube.com/channel/UCYW6...
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Trying out a completely new format with my most recent video. In it I break down the mistakes my friend made in some of his competitions.
If you want me to give you advice on your rolling/competition footage, join Jiu Jitsu Lab: www.skool.com/jiujitsu
In there, I do 3 calls a week where I break down member's rolling/competition footage. You can also post your footage in the forum for advice.
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6 Tips to get injured less doing Jiu Jitsu
Not getting injured in Jiu Jitsu is a skill in it of itself, hereâs how to get better at it:
1. Avoid larger spazzy people. Larger people who make explosive, uncontrolled movements can easily injure you unintentionally. Avoid these rolls.
2. Donât wrestle with much larger people. Wrestling is more dangerous than when youâre on the ground, combining that with someone larger is a recipe for disaster.
3. Donât explosively turn out of leg locking positions unless you know what youâre doing. I injured my knee like this, and I know a lot of other people who have as well.
4. Warm up before you roll. Donât go hard when your body isnât warm yet.
5. Tap early. Leave your ego at the door, itâs never worth risking an injury to escape a deep submission.
6. Donât base out with your arm when you get taken down. This can lead to some really bad arm injuries.
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How to get better at BJJ when youâre the worst person at your gym:
In a recent video, I told people that when they learn a new move they should first try to hit it on someone worse than them, then attempt to hit it on better and better people.
But a common comment I got a lot was âBut Iâm the worst person at my gym.â
When this is the case, I always recommend working concepts.
Moves are step-by-step motions while concepts are rules that apply to Jiu Jitsu.
One concept that changed my Jiu Jitsu was knowing that when youâre moving itâs easier to be off-balanced. (See image below)
Aka an object in motion stays in motion.
The bottom person can use your momentum against you. So when someone has good grips on you, donât just jump around. Stay sturdy and fight their grips.
This is something you can work on even if youâre new to the sport. And once you get good at this, you wonât be getting swept as much and youâll be able to work all of those guard passes youâve been learning.
Want to learn more concepts and get better at Jiu Jitsu faster? Join my online program: www.skool.com/jiujitsu/about
I do weekly calls where I break down your rolls/matches and Iâm posting entire instructionals on there every month.
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My â7 Tips to Get Better at Jiu Jitsuâ video got taken down because of a 3-second clip of someone performing a drill.
It's pretty sad because that video was getting a lot of positive comments about people being helped.
The claimant said they removed it because I portrayed what they were doing as mindless drilling. Even though I never said anything about mindless drilling in the video...
I posted a new video yesterday so it would mean a lot if you guys gave that one a like.
I released my instructional/roll review website yesterday as well, so check that out if you want help getting better at BJJ faster: www.skool.com/jiujitsu
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I think the Jiu Jitsu instructional space needs a revamp.
Instructionals cost a ton of money and only cover a few areas of Jiu Jitsu, meaning to get good at every position you have to buy a lot of them.
Also, they're often padded to market the idea of "8 hours of information!" wasting time for the viewer.
Additionally, they don't come with any support. If something you learned isn't working for you, you have to figure it out yourself.
I personally can attribute a ton of success to instructionals, so don't get me wrong, they can 100% fast-track your progression. But I think they could be handled better.
Introducing Jiu Jitsu Lab
It's an online service where I'll be posting everything I know about Jiu Jitsu, and doing live calls where I can break down your rolling/competition footage, as well as answer any questions.
I already have 3 full instructionals made that will be on there and I currently have more in the works.
The instructionals themselves are tightly edited to not waste your time.
Check it out!:www.skool.com/jiujitsu
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Been working on this for the last few months. It's something that really would have helped me when I first started Jiu Jitsu, so I'm excited to release it! You'll hear more about it soon!
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What's the best ruleset for Jiu Jitsu?
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Just reached 80k Subs, just wanted to thank all you guys!
When I first started my channel I never expected it to get this big. And recently Iâve decided to put more time into making videos and Iâm going to be putting one out every week.
If you want to be in my next video upload a video of you rolling or competing to YouTube (can be unlisted) and put your belt level in the description. Then send it to me at JoshRichBJJ@gmail.com, or put it in the comments. Iâm making a video where I try to guess my subscriberâs belt level.
Thanks for all the support!
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Iâm making a video where I guess my subscriberâs belt rank. If you want to join, upload a video of you rolling or competing to YouTube and put your belt level in the description. Then send it to me at JoshRichBJJ@gmail.com.
Thanks!
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I'm a Jiu Jitsu purple belt documenting my journey to black belt with funny/informative videos