In this free course, I promise to teach you specific training strategies that will:

• Hone and perfect your technique by reshaping your attitude and perspective on Jiu-Jitsu.Expand your abilities on the mat and maximize your training time.
  Prevent you from falling into the training rut that so many
• Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu athletes get caught in.
• Learn new ways to approach Jiu-Jitsu that can make a huge difference in how you learn.
• How to use coaching and athletic drills properly to develop a useable skill set and stay away from the lifeless drilling so prevalent in most Jiu-Jitsu programs today.

I can still remember my early days as a white belt. I trained so hard in hopes of mastering Jiu-Jitsu. I would show up for class every day, sometimes even twice a day! I remember the emotions that came after I had put in over a year of training and close to a thousand hours in class and it not being enough. It didn't matter how hard I had tried, how much effort I had made. Basic positions confused me and any form of help seemed to evade me. During those times, I often felt a storm of emotions inside me. I felt frustrated, upset even angry because I was stuck in a system that was not allowing me to succeed.

The problem wasn't me. In fact, it wasn't the fault of my fellow class members or even the fault of my instructor. The problem was, and to this day still is, that the traditional “technique led” system of teaching and learning Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is simply ineffective. This is the most popular, commonly used teaching method for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in the world and yet, it is not working. I will explain why this is, but first let’s take a look at the tenets of this antiquated system.

I call it the “technique led” approach and it has three basic proponents:

1. First, the instructor shows a technique. Everyone in the class watches it.
2. Second, the class breaks into pairs practices exactly what their instructor showed them. One partner performs the technique while the other partner acts like a non-reactive, lifeless dummy for the first partner to practice on.
3. Third, the instructor will call time and everyone will begin sparring. Finally after an hour of live sparring the class is over and everyone goes home.

Chances are that if you have ever had the opportunity to visit a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu school these are the practices you have seen, but there is a problem: This way of training is as dead as my grandpa’s dentures.  

There are better ways to train. I will give you one essential secret right now:  It is not the techniques that make you good, it is the way in which you train the techniques that will make you good!

Your training strategy plays the biggest role in your success or failure in martial arts. It's the way you approach learning this martial art that makes the biggest difference.

Sign up for my Free E-Mail Mini-Course and I promise to share with you the exact training strategies and methods I use in my own Jiu-Jitsu program in easy to follow simple, plain, and clear lessons. You will get a new lesson every six days. These e-mail lessons will cover everything discussed and hopefully help you break out of the traditional technique led training rut we so often find ourselves in.  

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