(featured image obviously is from 2019, taken by @skipperjiujitsu) Governments around the World are keeping jiu jitsu illegal, while people are becoming more obese and depressed every day. I have a slight suspicion many of you still train BJJ in lockdown in your living rooms, basements and sheds, so this post is for the warriors …
I did a small interview with the University of Leiden. I got my Masters degree there. They were interested to see where I ended up. Here’s the post they shared on social media: “During my masters I decided to make my living out of my passion: Jiu-jitsu.” 💪🏼 Daniel (26) was born and raised in …
During the last few months I’ve appeared on two cool podcasts where I shared some of my experiences and views on jiu jitsu and everything slightly related to jiu jitsu. In my interview with BJJ Fightgear’s Gi Experts I talked about training in Brazil, making a living off jiu jitsu and how to learn and …
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A good packing list is essential when you travel for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Here we discuss 6 of the essential items I always bring with me. Especially when going to Brazil. Lightweight gi’s Your suitcase space is limited, but when you’re training twice a day you’ll need at least 4 gi’s to make it through …
With the corona crisis in jiu jitsu most practitioners are forced to stay off the mats. Many companies are now offering free dvd’s and instructionals so we can keep improving. But how should you use those instructionals? I’m going to teach you how to optimize your learning from them. 1. Watch & make notes Pay …
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Most of the jiu jitsu world is on lockdown right now, so now is the perfect time to teach you guys how I like to study jiu jitsu matches. It’s one of my favorite ways to improve my jiu jitsu, and I’ve hit moves I learned from watching tapes to win both the European and …