Why You Shouldn't Get Frustrated with Your BJJ Progress
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2021
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I really needed this today. I've been so discouraged and frustrated past month I really want to quit. It has been eight months and I'm one stripe white belt, and I feel everyday I'm on the mat im getting worst and worst. Everyone is kicking my behind, and every time i get a mount or side control I immediately lose it. I hope it get's better.
The bad news is there will be many periods like this in your journey. The good news is that there will many periods where you will feel invincible. The real battle is just always moving forward. It's going to be hard but at those times where nothing seems to be working just start working on something new. If you're going to lose then lose while learning. Embrace the suck
I needed to hear this. Thanks
Thank you for this
Good to hear this. Thank you
I've been training for a year and just got tapped by a guy on his first day about same weight and height same age, yet i couldn't tap him.
Well spoken!
Thank you for this!!
Thanks
This happened on Thursday, 30th November 2023. I just got out of the rolling session. Left it half way I was really frustrated and angry with myself I have given close to a year to BJJ and a junior who started a couple of days after me got me like I am nothing. I am not angry on that guy. But I am ashamed of myself. I didn’t go back to the gym after this incident, I am feeling what they will think about me. I myself now can’t face myself in the mirror. I am feeling low, bad of myself and I feeling like a quitter. What shall I do ?
Friend you are probably not very good and I get the shame I'm a white belt who is honestly horrible but whats more shameful being the guy who quit after a year and staying horrible at the sport or the guy who stays and becomes amazing its your choice I can't make it for you.
@@WorldPOV-ce8ck I honestly don’t understand what to do?
@@AnandSingh-nr4ro Just keep going pussy. You'll eventually get better!
@@AnandSingh-nr4rojust go back and train, assuming you still want to get better. No one at the gym will give a shit about it as long as you don't act like a dick.
Some guys are more athletic and understand balance, weight distribution and are athletic, within one class they can pass guards and tap blue belts etc. i tapped blue belts within 3 months. However.. this doesn’t mean I am better than they are, I just done other stuff like judo and played rugby. Smaller, less stronger people will always struggle.. we have all thought about quitting!! My suggestion is keep going on think on where you started from, and where you are. A loss to a beginner means nothing. We all lose. It’s not the Olympic Games, it’s just small time BJJ. In 10 years you’ll be a purple belt at your rate. But by then you’ll have new abilities and be able to help those like yourself. Go back to class and thank me in 10 years