Yea I feel the same way brother. Not in a rush for my blue even though I'm a white belt 4stripe. When it comes is all right with me. Yes I rather be a tough white belt and then have fun later with baby blue. 😁
@@bigreg47Though my situtation was the oppostie of most people (studing taekwando) i was like: no please sensai just let me stay a blue belt for a little bit longer! I don't understand why people in such a rush, at the end of the day the better the foundation u have the better overall you'll be.
I like the belt system but as he points out it is arbitrary and each coach is different. A blue at all schools will not be equivalent. I read some folks talking about belts and I'll drop my .02¢ as a random guy on the internet. Focus on learning the art whatever it may be.. train, listen, pay attention, ask for help, and ask questions. The belts will come when you've done the work and learned the lessons not a moment sooner.
dude, its so important that you roll with your professors/coaches/instructors. Rolling with them is basically them allowing you to show what you got, offense, defense, neutral, 50/50's, etc. Mine specially will tell me what's good whats a dead-end, micro-adjustments when we roll, and its such a confidence boost to get a direct feedback.
I trained 5 - 6 days a week when i first started. the thing was i was huge on bike riding, would ride about 16 miles a day for about 3 years before i started BJJ. it was a huge help with learning fasted since i didnt have to worry about conditioning at all (kinda) but a black belt told me to chill TF out and come around 3 times a week. and it was the best advice for me....work hard guys, just dont kill yourself trying to move up. BJJ is a full of advancements through out a lifetime. stay healthy and train hard.
Specifically today, I got the chance to roll with my instructor. While rolling, I could tell he's feeling me out and letting me go places, seeing if I'm watching frames and balancing. He said while rolling that he liked the control at levels across the body, called out my transitions from positions to submissions, and the consistency of my effort throughout the roll. We rolled for about 15-20 minutes non-stop and the entire time I felt like I was being quizzed, and I WAS! Bottom line, roll with your instructors, talk to them, ask questions after you roll about positions, and show consistency.
Summary 8:15 1. Do the work - critical mass of training - drilling, working on the moves, live rolling - commit to consistent training - start with a couple of days of training a week and build up - don't go too hard in the beginning or you will burn out and loose motivation 2. Ask coach for feedback - learn at your own pace - some moves are easy for you, some are not - get clarity from coaches - coaches priorities different things (curriculum, competition, etc) - be on the same page with the coach 3. Focus your training - take coach's feedback and work on it - it might feel like you are regressing (it might be in the short run), however, in the long run you will be a better well-rounded grappler
Started with 2 days a week. Then upped it to 6 days a week. With 2x a days. Now I’m at 4 days a week with two 2x a days a week, so 6 sessions a week. With a medium level of weight lifting. Have noticed a massive improvement. Body learns the movements better and my body/mind is never worn out.
Your step over onto mount: LOVEEE. It was so fast I had to slow mo it in my mind! Man, I’m 4 stripe white belt and your intro just pushed me harder. That was a great video! Thanks for that.
All I ever wanted to do was move up a rank in a martial art. As a kid I couldn’t ever train because we had no money. I’ve been doing jiujitsu on and off.. I went 7 years without training (marriage, kids , work etc…) I now picked it back up with my same teacher a month ago. I’m humbled that he told me I’m right around the corner. As a 32 year old guy, I thought my dream was over. I’ll continue to do my best. And maybe one day I’ll achieve this.
I usually box a lot but just had my 3rd jiu jitsu training session and i fell in love with this sport even though i suck kinda ass right now, the community is superb and really helpful aswell Your channel Helps a lot and im Glad i discovered it to learn more on my bjj journey
@@southpoundham it’s going amazing, I get better quickly and constantly learn new stuff, you get stronger, more confident and learn new skill after new skill, I got new friends and everything. I haven’t been there for some time because I finally started working and other cause of other personal stuff, haven’t been there in 4 weeks but I’m getting back there in a month. Can’t do anything wrong with going to a good jiu jitsu class, I will also start having tournaments most likely but I wanna go up in weight, I highly recommend it, at least to try it out to see for yourself if it’s for you
I did BJJ for Eleven years (started at age 5), and always kept the same schedule. One hour a day on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. I started in the kids system and then joined the adult system at age 13. I always had extra water in my bag with some protein bars, and always worked on my conditioning. I always watched videos on the moves I need to work on, and I also would ask my Professor for a little bit of help. After 11 years of training, I finally got my Blue Belt today from my Professor, and damn does it feel good. When you train for years, and you get your first Adult Belt, it hits you hard. It hit me pretty hard because I had a goal since I was 13, and my goal was to get the Blue Belt before I turn 17, and I achieved that goal, but I didn't think about how hard it would hit me. Well, Now that I have my Blue Belt, now it's time to go for purple before I turn (someone give an age, please).
Most adult blue belts have 2-5 years of mat time. You have 11. Go be a humble badass, and earn your purple by 18. Congratulations on earning your blue belt!
I started bjj almost 5 months ago, absolutely love it. My couch is great he gives feed back after every lesson, says i have a aggressive style which i feel being 60kg & super thin with not much muscle it's all i got is to go full throttle 😅 thankfully my stenima keeps up. I got my first stripe last month which was a nice surprise, I'm simply loving the mental clarity this beautiful sport gives & the excitement of learning super cool submissions.
i started not even 2 weeks ago, and haven't wanted to miss a single day. But I couldn't walk for a 3 days so I had to take a break.. i'm obsessed but I want to be efficient too, finding that balance :)! love the videos, very helpful:D
Also heard same i go 5x a week 2 hrs a day and just go my first stripe although i drill alot at home (training buddy) i give blue belts one hell of a fight and white belts i can outwork.
Yo your olie is lit and you got a good frontside 180. Keep up the grind. Also great jujitsu tips you have helped me through getting smashed constantly. And finally starting to smash others.
I definitely notice i usually always do the same thing, it works, but i need to utilize more to be as successful as possible! In other words #3 was my favorite!
I noticed you train at Drysdale's. When me and my wife hot married in Vegas 2 years ago I got a private with Robert. At thr time I'd only been training a few months and felt pretty much put of my depth in jiu-jitsu. Robert Drysdale gave me some outstanding advice and most importantly gave me some direction. As a heavyweight he showed me "big man jiu-jitsu" which has been the basis of my game over since. Anyway, love the channel. All the best from Scotland 🤙
Love your videos bro on my journey as a white belt I go 2 times a week now cause I work night shift during the week everything you said I agree because I have skateboarder for years but don't anymore but the muscle memory is there so just Jiu Jitsu I just have to put the work in like I did with skateboarding sorry for the bad punctuation I don't use it lol and your olie is pretty high how long have you skated for ?
This is awesome 👍 thanks for the video I've been training for a couple months now and have a competition this upcoming weekend I've been doing good with gaurd passing but have trouble keeping my defense on bottom with my guard are there any tips or feedback that you can give me that will help me out ?
In all honesty I've been a white belt for 10 years but that's because of my own fault and also dealing with mental issues as well they all say that your worst enemy is yourself I still haven't given up on art I'm always studying different ways regardless I always make my way back to the mat one way or another especially in these crazy times thanks for the motivation bro
Great video! What’s your advice if your coach says you’re too aggressive, go too hard or need to slow down? I know the obvious is to change the way you roll but what if you like going hard all the time?
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 wow dude you actually replied. Thank you for doing the good work of bringing more folks to rolling. Ur smooth and savvy af and your videos motivate me to get good enough to challenge you. I hope we one day meet on the mats. Much love, Stay Safe.
i'm on this road.. jiu jitsu scares me.. .and i obsess about it.. i hope i am worthy at some point... .. fuck man i love jiu jitsu but its so hard your vids help brother they are very refreshing
Man its a 120 mile round trip to my nearest bjj class. The insane thing is i come from the town where the Gracie family originated from (Dumfries, Scotland) and there is no bjj classes in the town!
Been training for nine years, and I'm still just a purple belt. Doesn't mean I'm bad by any means, I'm actually one of the more difficult purple belts in my city, but I think that my instructors simply wanna see more from me and so I'm patient about it. I've met so many purple belts that get theirs in like three or four years and to me, they're not purple belts. If they can't move me... Then something's wrong. I believe that the only way to get belts faster is if you compete and win constantly in higher belt divisions. Like if u a white belt wrecking purple belts, then you'll be a purple belt within less than two years most likely and that is absolutely more than fair. Results on the mats that are displayed are worth more than the belt itself.
How often do ppl take classes on a regular basis? Is 2 normal or more likely 3? I did 8 years of shotokan karate and I am looking for something new. I just hope it wont be as hard as I expect it to be in the beginning since I am experienced in an martial art - even tho its style is far away from bjj.
I have a question Jedi. What size of GI you use?because im going to buy my first GI and my sensei told me that a number A3 will be ok. Mi stature its 1,70 and my weight its 80kg. Good videos bro! Oss
I'm training BJJ for almost a year now, and I still don't even have a white belt, since all I do is no-gi, and my coach doesn't promote without gi :D Sometimes I wonder what rank I would have right now ^^
Hey Jedi...going to my 4th week now and having trouble with sore ribs from getting smashed and rolling. Any advice on how to deal with that and prevent it from happening?
What did he mean by 2 out of 3 people never get there blue belt is it because they give up ? Or cus they not trying enough and the professor feels like there not ready at all?
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Personally I'd rather be a killer white belt tapping out some blues then a too early blue getting tapped out by hungry white belts
That’s where I’m at right now 💪🏾
Dam straight!
Yea I feel the same way brother. Not in a rush for my blue even though I'm a white belt 4stripe. When it comes is all right with me. Yes I rather be a tough white belt and then have fun later with baby blue. 😁
@@bigreg47Though my situtation was the oppostie of most people (studing taekwando) i was like: no please sensai just let me stay a blue belt for a little bit longer! I don't understand why people in such a rush, at the end of the day the better the foundation u have the better overall you'll be.
I like the belt system but as he points out it is arbitrary and each coach is different. A blue at all schools will not be equivalent. I read some folks talking about belts and I'll drop my .02¢ as a random guy on the internet. Focus on learning the art whatever it may be.. train, listen, pay attention, ask for help, and ask questions. The belts will come when you've done the work and learned the lessons not a moment sooner.
I’ve rolled with Jedi and he is top notch everyone I know that has rolled with him they all say the same thing he’s unbelievable
Thanks! You’re too nice ;)
Now I know who to find when I go to Las Vegas
Oh please 🙄
Ryan and Dan would sleep your jedi 😴
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 where you roll at?
I hope people say that when they roll with me too when i become a more Senior belt
dude, its so important that you roll with your professors/coaches/instructors. Rolling with them is basically them allowing you to show what you got, offense, defense, neutral, 50/50's, etc. Mine specially will tell me what's good whats a dead-end, micro-adjustments when we roll, and its such a confidence boost to get a direct feedback.
Thats a good point. I roll w/ my professor and he goes step by step so I can actually see how I'm going to get smashed.
I agree, my Judo senseis always do it and its very helpful. I tried asking my BJJ coach but he was kind of dismissive
Step one: work harder than everyone around you.
Step 2: refer to step one.
Basically
Jiu Jitsu is not about training hard but rather about training smart
I trained 5 - 6 days a week when i first started. the thing was i was huge on bike riding, would ride about 16 miles a day for about 3 years before i started BJJ. it was a huge help with learning fasted since i didnt have to worry about conditioning at all (kinda)
but a black belt told me to chill TF out and come around 3 times a week. and it was the best advice for me....work hard guys, just dont kill yourself trying to move up. BJJ is a full of advancements through out a lifetime.
stay healthy and train hard.
Great advice. I used to train 5+ times a week. Now I train 3 times a week and never felt better
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 same. Coach says, “three days a week, You know jiu jitsu”
Gotta let your Body Recover👍
@@loelco8162what belt are you now?
@@josephbellante986what belt are you now?
Been training for 8 months, now a 2 bar white belt, so if my calculations are correct, ill have my black in 28 years
Dude that’s perfect. I’m a one stripe wonder got it middle of month 2 and currently on month 3. Hoping to have black belch boaaa by my 60 birthday
Specifically today, I got the chance to roll with my instructor. While rolling, I could tell he's feeling me out and letting me go places, seeing if I'm watching frames and balancing. He said while rolling that he liked the control at levels across the body, called out my transitions from positions to submissions, and the consistency of my effort throughout the roll. We rolled for about 15-20 minutes non-stop and the entire time I felt like I was being quizzed, and I WAS! Bottom line, roll with your instructors, talk to them, ask questions after you roll about positions, and show consistency.
That’s awesome 👏🏽
Summary 8:15
1. Do the work
- critical mass of training - drilling, working on the moves, live rolling
- commit to consistent training
- start with a couple of days of training a week and build up
- don't go too hard in the beginning or you will burn out and loose motivation
2. Ask coach for feedback
- learn at your own pace
- some moves are easy for you, some are not - get clarity from coaches
- coaches priorities different things (curriculum, competition, etc) - be on the same page with the coach
3. Focus your training
- take coach's feedback and work on it
- it might feel like you are regressing (it might be in the short run), however, in the long run you will be a better well-rounded grappler
Started with 2 days a week. Then upped it to 6 days a week. With 2x a days. Now I’m at 4 days a week with two 2x a days a week, so 6 sessions a week. With a medium level of weight lifting. Have noticed a massive improvement. Body learns the movements better and my body/mind is never worn out.
Your step over onto mount: LOVEEE. It was so fast I had to slow mo it in my mind!
Man, I’m 4 stripe white belt and your intro just pushed me harder. That was a great video! Thanks for that.
I’m happy to hear that. Keep it up !
Just keep your head down, your mouth shut, and outwork everyone that’s how you grow in jiujitsu or in any other thing.
📠
Compromise. 20 years I wanted a triangle. I compromised and went for the omaplata....no more Butchy. No more
@@davidtobias6893That new belt promotion whateva happened there
@@theshahofiran3354 I heard they promote anybody and everybodody over there and they do it all fd up. They don't even run the gauntlet.
You must also have the makings of a varsity athlete
Man, seriously thank you. I really needed this to push forward.
All I ever wanted to do was move up a rank in a martial art. As a kid I couldn’t ever train because we had no money. I’ve been doing jiujitsu on and off.. I went 7 years without training (marriage, kids , work etc…) I now picked it back up with my same teacher a month ago. I’m humbled that he told me I’m right around the corner. As a 32 year old guy, I thought my dream was over. I’ll continue to do my best. And maybe one day I’ll achieve this.
Dude your videos are so chill. I appreciate you making them 🙌🏼
Some great advice, love the content keep it up man. Keep helping the bjj community grow 🙏🏻
Thanks 🙏🏽
Just train and be patient
Enjoying the process is hugh
Its way more than 2/3rds of people who quit before blue belt, but I get the message.
Just started and great advice bro!
I usually box a lot but just had my 3rd jiu jitsu training session and i fell in love with this sport even though i suck kinda ass right now, the community is superb and really helpful aswell
Your channel Helps a lot and im Glad i discovered it to learn more on my bjj journey
How's it going? Any updates?
@@southpoundham it’s going amazing, I get better quickly and constantly learn new stuff, you get stronger, more confident and learn new skill after new skill, I got new friends and everything. I haven’t been there for some time because I finally started working and other cause of other personal stuff, haven’t been there in 4 weeks but I’m getting back there in a month. Can’t do anything wrong with going to a good jiu jitsu class, I will also start having tournaments most likely but I wanna go up in weight, I highly recommend it, at least to try it out to see for yourself if it’s for you
@@groovi35what about now?
@@zampy8706 I hurt my wrist and I have hip pain….still a great sport, but ouch.
I did BJJ for Eleven years (started at age 5), and always kept the same schedule. One hour a day on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. I started in the kids system and then joined the adult system at age 13. I always had extra water in my bag with some protein bars, and always worked on my conditioning. I always watched videos on the moves I need to work on, and I also would ask my Professor for a little bit of help. After 11 years of training, I finally got my Blue Belt today from my Professor, and damn does it feel good. When you train for years, and you get your first Adult Belt, it hits you hard. It hit me pretty hard because I had a goal since I was 13, and my goal was to get the Blue Belt before I turn 17, and I achieved that goal, but I didn't think about how hard it would hit me. Well, Now that I have my Blue Belt, now it's time to go for purple before I turn (someone give an age, please).
20! Oss!
Most adult blue belts have 2-5 years of mat time. You have 11.
Go be a humble badass, and earn your purple by 18.
Congratulations on earning your blue belt!
I love your content and the soundtracks that you use. Great editing and well put videos. Thank you for all that you do for the jiujitsu community.
Glad to do it!
What soundtrack is this I’m curious
I started bjj almost 5 months ago, absolutely love it. My couch is great he gives feed back after every lesson, says i have a aggressive style which i feel being 60kg & super thin with not much muscle it's all i got is to go full throttle 😅 thankfully my stenima keeps up. I got my first stripe last month which was a nice surprise, I'm simply loving the mental clarity this beautiful sport gives & the excitement of learning super cool submissions.
Sounds like you’re killing it. Just promise you won’t beat me too bad if we ever share the mats
😅😅 If you ever find yourself in Australia then just maybe. Best give me a few years though haha.
@@alishaellin7225 fasho add me on the gram
instagram.com/jedi_himself/
So well made videos. You are and will become even more a good instructur, and/or video producer. Thank you so much for all your videos.
i started not even 2 weeks ago, and haven't wanted to miss a single day. But I couldn't walk for a 3 days so I had to take a break.. i'm obsessed but I want to be efficient too, finding that balance :)! love the videos, very helpful:D
Dude, great videos, just subscribed, I really appreciate your clean and clear language and the but no way on microwaved coffee. Grace and Peace.
Thanks Eric !
Got a blue belt test Sunday watch your videos a lot man thanks
Two out of three? That's a little optimistic isn't it? My professor told me only 1 out of 10 new white belts will ever get to blue belt.
+Hans DAvid
Actually, he said over 2/3 of people that begin training never get their blue belt. In other words, less than 33%.
Also heard same i go 5x a week 2 hrs a day and just go my first stripe although i drill alot at home (training buddy) i give blue belts one hell of a fight and white belts i can outwork.
@@robbysaw You're doing all the right things -- keep it up!
@Greg Lurik lol damn you must be bad
Really like your videos man, keep up the great work! Had to subscribe! Lookin' forward to more of your vids.
Thanks 🙏🏽
Great advice. No rabbits to be pulled outta the hat, hard work, sensible/persistent training, feedback, study :)
Short term L's for the long term W's, fantastic
Gotta commit to the process
Yo your olie is lit and you got a good frontside 180. Keep up the grind. Also great jujitsu tips you have helped me through getting smashed constantly. And finally starting to smash others.
I definitely notice i usually always do the same thing, it works, but i need to utilize more to be as successful as possible! In other words #3 was my favorite!
Really liked your last point. Thanks for the tips,,
Subscribed! This the bjj content I need.
Welcome to the army!
I love your stuff very educational I’m a blue belt one strip your helping me ..
Glad to hear that!
Thanks for the feedback
Hopefully we will be allowed to train again in January/Februari due to covid. Thanks for your inspiring and motivating channel!
You’re welcome! Stay strong 💪🏽
I didn’t know you lived in Vegas I miss my hometown I’m in Denver now but that’s really cool to know the BJJ community in Vegas has you
Denver is beautiful. Got some good gyms to!
I noticed you train at Drysdale's. When me and my wife hot married in Vegas 2 years ago I got a private with Robert.
At thr time I'd only been training a few months and felt pretty much put of my depth in jiu-jitsu. Robert Drysdale gave me some outstanding advice and most importantly gave me some direction. As a heavyweight he showed me "big man jiu-jitsu" which has been the basis of my game over since.
Anyway, love the channel. All the best from Scotland 🤙
Rob definitely knows he’s stuff. Congrats on 2 years!
Sick skate clips dude. As a skater it's nice to see haha
You play drums?!! That is my career, but also have trained bjj for 1 year. I love it. Great vids!
Thanks bro. Nah those are the homies lol
Haha, ok man. Still great vids though.
Why am I watching this im a purple belt :D. Good stuff bro really great and smart approach to jiu jitsu and I love listening to your insights
Good content, i am blue belt but learned a lot From this vid
Thanks Alex!
Love your videos bro on my journey as a white belt I go 2 times a week now cause I work night shift during the week everything you said I agree because I have skateboarder for years but don't anymore but the muscle memory is there so just Jiu Jitsu I just have to put the work in like I did with skateboarding sorry for the bad punctuation I don't use it lol and your olie is pretty high how long have you skated for ?
You got so much more of my respect after using a song from that game we know of.
Haha my childhood
This is awesome 👍 thanks for the video I've been training for a couple months now and have a competition this upcoming weekend I've been doing good with gaurd passing but have trouble keeping my defense on bottom with my guard are there any tips or feedback that you can give me that will help me out ?
Good question
Fight for the top position
DO NOT LET THEM PLAY THEIR GAME
Good luck brother!
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 thanks way ahead of you I'll experiment with some top positions and keep you updated on how I do
In all honesty I've been a white belt for 10 years but that's because of my own fault and also dealing with mental issues as well they all say that your worst enemy is yourself I still haven't given up on art I'm always studying different ways regardless I always make my way back to the mat one way or another especially in these crazy times thanks for the motivation bro
Never too late to commit!
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 you're right brother 🙏I still haven't given up jiu jitsu! For life oss!
@@nerigiron7704what is your skill level?
can you post a video showing that arm bar escape with the backroll?
Brand new to BJJ. Third class today. Great video. Also, love the backpack. Where can I get one similar?
Thanks. Got it from my gym
Loving them sims build menu tunes
Great video! What’s your advice if your coach says you’re too aggressive, go too hard or need to slow down? I know the obvious is to change the way you roll but what if you like going hard all the time?
He probably thinks you’re not focusing on improving your technique enough. Find a balance may be what he wants
Getting my blue belt was a real good feeling.
Great videos! Keep it up
Thanks 🙏🏽
good advice, thanks
Dude the intro was dope af. Hella attention to detail.
Thanks 😊
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 wow dude you actually replied. Thank you for doing the good work of bringing more folks to rolling. Ur smooth and savvy af and your videos motivate me to get good enough to challenge you. I hope we one day meet on the mats. Much love, Stay Safe.
What kinda camera do you use bro? thanks, love the vids
I love butterfly guard. I'm just learning it as a white belt but im getting high percentage in sweeping with it
Dude I love Caio Terra.
Do you have videos where you explain your smash passes?
I’ve been doing Brazilian JuJitsu for 4 1/2 years and I’m really excited I get my blue belt when I’m 16
That’s awesome
Eternal Gratitude
Great tips, Jedi. White belt here. Thanks, man.
Good job!
Thanks 😊
i'm on this road.. jiu jitsu scares me.. .and i obsess about it..
i hope i am worthy at some point...
.. fuck man i love jiu jitsu but its so hard
your vids help brother they are very refreshing
Man its a 120 mile round trip to my nearest bjj class.
The insane thing is i come from the town where the Gracie family originated from (Dumfries, Scotland) and there is no bjj classes in the town!
How often should one ask for feedback from the instructor? Where I go, there is only one instructor and he’s a black belt.
0:37 thanks for the Sims flashback bro XD
love this video
Thanks 🙏🏽
Common yall give this man the thumbs up 👍
Def gonna try and hit that “grab toes” to mount
It’s a sneaky trick
Good video!
Nate Gregg Thanks my man 🙏🏽
i appreciate the SIMS music in the video lol
thank you so much
I love the Sims 1 opening soundtrack
I'm a white belt btw
I just got my Blue Belt and it was also in 10 months 🤙🏽 #OSS
Bruh I’m glad coming into this as a white belt I’m not the only skater/bjj combo specialist 😂😂😂 then again I’m on the east coast so 😂
Been training for nine years, and I'm still just a purple belt. Doesn't mean I'm bad by any means, I'm actually one of the more difficult purple belts in my city, but I think that my instructors simply wanna see more from me and so I'm patient about it. I've met so many purple belts that get theirs in like three or four years and to me, they're not purple belts. If they can't move me... Then something's wrong. I believe that the only way to get belts faster is if you compete and win constantly in higher belt divisions. Like if u a white belt wrecking purple belts, then you'll be a purple belt within less than two years most likely and that is absolutely more than fair. Results on the mats that are displayed are worth more than the belt itself.
100 % agree
I just wanna be as good as I can and let the belt come when it will
Are you a brown belt yet
How often do ppl take classes on a regular basis? Is 2 normal or more likely 3?
I did 8 years of shotokan karate and I am looking for something new. I just hope it wont be as hard as I expect it to be in the beginning since I am experienced in an martial art - even tho its style is far away from bjj.
I train 3 times a week. That what most people do
Could you make a three tips to take longer to get your blue belt?
Officially a four stripe white belt! Now I’m gonna focus on that blue so I can EARN it. In the mean time gonna try to be a killer white belt.
That’s a great mindset to have!
I have a question Jedi. What size of GI you use?because im going to buy my first GI and my sensei told me that a number A3 will be ok. Mi stature its 1,70 and my weight its 80kg. Good videos bro! Oss
A2 long. Thanks brotha!
I'm 6 foot and 120kg and wear an A3
Just tapped out a grey belt yesterday
Proud of myself cuz I’m an A1 white belt :)
How long will you go #2 after the first class?
0:40 that The Sims song when you're building a house, lol.
I'm training BJJ for almost a year now, and I still don't even have a white belt, since all I do is no-gi, and my coach doesn't promote without gi :D Sometimes I wonder what rank I would have right now ^^
Damn that sims music hit me with nostalgia
damn that sims 3 music really slaps
What is that piano song in the beginning? It's... its beautiful!
Sounds like from the Arte Suave videos. But idk 😅😅
I swear it is from the computer game “The Sims”. I was obsessed with that game.
I have promotions coming up and I’m working really hard to hopefully get my blue belt. Been training 2 years. I’ll definitely use this advice.
Good luck 👍🏽
0:38 when that music from The Sims hits xD
Nostalgia
Hey Jedi...going to my 4th week now and having trouble with sore ribs from getting smashed and rolling. Any advice on how to deal with that and prevent it from happening?
Same here my ribs hurt from last week lol, still training tho
@@tristanbeck9902 yeah I'm still going as well. It sucks though. If someone gets on my side or press against my chest my ribs hurt like hell
@@rodrigozombie yea fr, and we were working side control this whole week too so it’s been ass, most likely a bruised rib, but oh well.
@@tristanbeck9902 yep. Let's keep grinding, bro. Good luck on your training!
Update: my ribs don't hurt anymore 🤣
Is that intro music for making the drink from the Sims 2?!
If you ever come to Washington we should roll and then skate. I'm a super scrub at BJJ but I could probably teach you a couple tricks skating
That’d be sick. Shoot me a dm on ig and I’ll hit you up when I come out !
instagram.com/jedi_himself/
Aye that sims music is LIIIIIT
Nostalgic af!
Help your opponent up from the floor. It's a nice gesture :)
Funny how you show “bro Jeff” doing improper form😂😂
And yes jiujitsu is my cardio
What did he mean by 2 out of 3 people never get there blue belt is it because they give up ? Or cus they not trying enough and the professor feels like there not ready at all?
Where do you train? I get around and may drop by.
Drysdale’s hq in Vegas
Thanks
Awesome video bro. Great tips.. Where do you train in las vegas?..
super man Thanks bro! I train outta Drysdale’s
Come through if you’re ever in town!
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 thank you sir.. I appreciate that
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 I'm be in las vegas on the 24th. That would be could to come take a class with u guys..
Do it !
@@jedidoesjiujitsu3177 hopefully you are there when i swing by..would be cool to take a few pictures and pick up some awesome tips from you.. 🙏
Honestly kick flipping is easier than jiu jitsu 😂😂😂 great video bro