3 Helpful Tips for Bjj White Belts (in a Minute)

In this episode of Minute Mondays we go over 3 important things bjj white belts should keep in mind to help them in their jiu jitsu journey!

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[bigreg]

Jedi I really enjoy your Channel. I train 2 to 3 days a week. I do small wins. Not big stuff. So thank you. Even my anxiety towards sparring is better. Thanks bro.

[kalmonds]

fantastic videoooo!!! thanks for sharing

[t_share]

Surviving the White belt... yeeek... I barely made it through the free day one... Got my long hair pulled out by some dude wearing his watching during rolling.... Even when I ask one of the purple belts before class if I should be wearing my apple Watch... she obviously said "no". but then this blue belt Ruined my motivation considering his apple watch ripped out a huge chunk of my hair... The hair was literally dangling from his watch after he submitted me... I played it off like I didnt care, ya know how you gotta do... But deep down it cut mee deeper ... Im already losing my hair so, ever strand of hair is like a child to me..

Not to mention $180/month is expensive. So I have to mental prepared to go Everyday to make that amount of money worth the expense.


Got any long hair tips for us dudes, other than give less f**ks about what happens to your hair?

Thank you for all your hard work!

[blunderhappy]

Thank you for this post! Super motivational, especially for a white belt like myself who has trained for only a month and is consistently getting smashed. Could you possibly make a video about what you would tell yourself if you could go back in time and talk to yourself when you first started? Thanks again!

[joshuashirley]

Today was my third day training. I was able to hit the move of the day on the coach who taught it. Pretty sure he was going easy on me but nonetheless I hit it and it gave me a boost of confidence ( he immediately Peruvian neck tied me btw).

[Zach_Jitsu_Shaw]

Thanks for the reminder! Trained at an old friends gym last night and felt like I let myself and my coach down by my performance... then realized I’ve only been training for not quite a year. Rolled against high ranks and guys 80lbs heavier and didn’t really do all that bad:)