How To Balance BJJ and Strength Training | Finding Your Optimum

People ask us all the time how they can balance out their BJJ training, with their strength training. It's a common issue as most jiu jitsu players fill their schedule with as much BJJ as possible, leaving little time for much else...
JT breaks down his simple advice on how you can find the right balance in your training to be able to do what you love (BJJ) and what you need (strength and mobility training)
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[@Merzbjj]

Very nice! Keep up the good work 👏👏👏

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Thanks Valerio!

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[@HugBugi]

Hi there... Just started BJJ and browsing through all your videos for handy information. I really appreciate all your efforts. With this video I have a question. What type of "strength" are we trying to to build up? Muscle growth through hypertrophy? Power endurance? ... This should have big implications not only for the work out but also for the frequency and amount that you should do each week. For example: if its hypertrophie, is it enough to just do one session per week? cheers and thanks again for all the work you put in here! Looking forward to your abswer :)

[@bulletproofforbjj]

Great question, thanks for asking. We're trying to build strength in all its different forms - force production, hypertrophy, tendon and ligament strength, end range strength, strength endurance, power, all of it. In terms of frequency and amount, the approach doesn't actually need to change that much. For the general athlete who is looking to improve across all of those areas, a generalised approach will hit the mark.