Talk-Jitsu Episode 45: Jordan Almost Got In A Street Fight, Most Important Advice & More! скачать в хорошем качестве

Talk-Jitsu Episode 45: Jordan Almost Got In A Street Fight, Most Important Advice & More!

Jordan Preisinger (Jordan Teaches Jiujitsu) and Joey Boretski discuss a variety of topics about BJJ. This is a fun and engaging conversation sure to keep you listening! Jordan's courses: https://courses.jordanteachesjiujitsu... Timestamps: 00:00 – Update on Joey's Jiu-Jitsu and life, Jordan's Jozef Chen & Tye Ruotolo's interviews 01:51 – The one piece of advice you give most often to people in BJJ 02:13 – “Just relax, you're not fighting for your life“, being relaxed vs intensity 06:19 – “Don't have mental resets“, the skill to keep going & to keep them down (or get up), winning the round 12:55 – The “you're not trying to win in training, you should be trying to learn“ advice – good or not? 15:49 – Competing against someone who's below your level & doing flashy stuff, benefits of constraining yourself 20:10 – You can only do THIS technique for the time being, importance of knowing your students, rulesets as constraints 22:51 – The funneling misconception 25:05 – “Stop giving up the underhook“, voluntarily giving up underhooks, the one guy who taps Joey out with the Barnett Choke? 31:41 – Jordan's in love with “dirty Jiu-Jitsu“, using spirit-breaking techniques, the most morbid way to promote someone 36:18 – Can Joey be choked out with just one arm? Jordan's experiment, CGI vs CJI 37:43 – Jordan's pronounciation and spelling, the BJJ Finatics anecdote, not paying attention in school 38:50 – Jordan writes in a weird way (?) 40:06 – Importance of the nearside underhook 41:59 – “Don't be nonchalant about getting caught in someone's Closed Guard“? Joey's hate for Closed Guard, stalling penalties for Closed Guard in tournaments? 46:09 – Is Closed Guard inside or outside position? 47:19 – The podcast is growing steadily, the difficulty of interviewing people 50:29 – You need to take time off to recover, it all adds up 53:34 – It takes time & patience for the body to recover, regretting it as an older practitioner 56:12 – Jordan feels like an elder in the world of Jiu-Jitsu, feeling like a black belt, it's a marathon – not a sprint 01:00:52 – How has BJJ changed culturally? 01:07:33 – The excitement of someone new coming to open mat (back in the day) 01:08:05 – People coming to visit and train with YOU 01:08:34 – Jordan doesn't care that he is a black belt 01:09:55 – Jordan almost got in a fight! Being called a goof is a big insult in Canada, people don't know who they're messing with