What I Learned Competing In Jiu Jitsu After 35
Competing in Jiu-Jitsu is tough. And the older you get the more your body feels it. I started training BJJ in my 30s and have competed multiple times now and I've learned a few lessons from these experiences. I'm gonna break down each of my comps for you as well as give you my top tips you should focus on going into competitions when you're over 30.
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Real Japanese Jujitsu is TERRIFYING
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What BJJ Belt can I beat?
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Sacrifice Guillotine Throw
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Should I Start Jiu Jitsu Later in Life? - Jocko Willink
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AJ Styles On Retirement, Gunther, Hall Of Fame, John Cena, One More Match?
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How Should Belt Promotions Really Work in Jiu-Jitsu?
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CHOSEN ONE!! YOUR IDENTITY REVEAL JUST SHOOK THE INTERNET... AND THEIR MINDS
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When Khabib WRESTLED American High-School Wrestlers
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How to Train BJJ After Age 35
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Roger Gracie: Stop Learning New Moves
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HOW TO SPOT A BAD JIU JITSU GYM | 13 RED FLAGS
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Does Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Damage Your Body Over Time?
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Brown Belt Hobbyist Makes a Big Mistake with Competitors in BJJ
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Wrestling Meets High Level Jiu-Jitsu
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Every Martial Art Ranked By Jesse Enkamp
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Are you too old to start Jiu Jitsu?
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Could a Big Guy BEAT EVERY Belt Rank In Jiu-Jitsu?
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Things Bad Martial Artists Say
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Fighting a judo master to see if my jiu jitsu works
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