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This week Gary and Byron will be discussing several myths about BJJ. Do you agree with our discussion of these myths? We have personal experiences with most of these myths and we share them.
Myth 1 Upper belts don’t get tapped out by lower belts
Myth 2 You can earn your belt in a certain amount of time
Myth 3 Size and strength are not very important
Myth 4 Black belts know all the answers
Myth 5 Watching the pros is a great way to get better
Myth 6 More training is always better for you
Myth 7 Because you train BJJ you will be ready for a street fight
Myth 8 If someone is better than you at BJJ they will always be better than you at BJJ
Myth 9 Your excuse for not doing BJJ is valid
Myth 10 A black belt is the best teacher
Myth 11 Going home beat up everyday is okay
Myth 12 Bonus Myth- BJJ works on zombies
Quote of the week: “If a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing badly” Gilbert K. Chesterton- In this quote Gary shares an example about his poor golfing skills. If you want to be good at BJJ you need to accept the fact that you will be doing it badly for a while and improvement will come with practice.
Article of the week:“The Quick and Easy Way to Dye Your BJJ Gi” by Attacktheback.com Tons of cool pictures about how to dye your gi. Check out the stitching!
Want a better Guillotine Choke? Check out this seminar by our friend Roy Marsh!
Catch us next week for another episode of The BjjBrick Podcast