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Today’s video is a clip from a recent episode of the Chewjitsu podcast with one of my Black Belt students Jeff.
In the clip he shares a story about how I denied him a Black Belt promotion that sent him on his way to reinventing his Jiu-jitsu game.
Almost a year later he competed at a Brazilian Jiu-jitsu competition and played a completely different game than he normally used to.
I also share why he was able to do this without having to train 6-7x a week.
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-Chewy
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Today I’ve got a question from a White Belt named Andy who has been hearing that the Keylock is not an effective submission for Jiu-Jitsu, especially at the higher belts.
So, he was wondering if the Keylock, or sometimes called the Americana, is even worth doing and if I could give him a couple of tips to improve his catching & finishing rate, cause he’s having trouble hitting it in his Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Gym.
This submission was actually one of my favorite submissions as a BJJ White Belt and as I got more experience it became something more like a sneaky threat or a set up for other submissions or positions.
Regardless it’s still a very useful tool and I’ll give you guys 3 tips to make you key lock stronger, both as a White Belt or an experienced Jiu-Jitsu practitioner.
Hopefully if you were struggling to finish this submission or just found Jiu-Jitsu, then you found this helpful.
Thanks for watching!
– Chewy
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What’s up guys, today’s video is a unique one as it comes from inside the podcast studio!
I got some questions from you guys these past weekend during the Chewjitsu Open, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition that I’ll be running all around the states.
This weekend’s Louisville tournament had a great turn out and I’m excited to meet more of you at the next one.
Anyways, on to the question.
During the comp, I was talking to several young competitors and one of the big issues is the nerves associated with competition.
A good example is a man named Nathan who competed at my tournament this weekend. He came to a seminar the following event and told me that he lost his first match and just felt shaky, weak, and just off.
But, those next 3 Jiu-Jitsu matches, he won!
He said that after that first match, which he felt bad, he felt great. This is pretty common.
A lot of people struggle with that first match. It can be hard to get that initial lunge blow in and calm the nerves until you’ve actually gone through a live situation.
So, how can you deal with those nerves before that first match?
Well, in this video I’ll get you 2 ideas to chew on that have helped me, and various students, perform to our potential during BJJ competitions.
Hopefully you found this video helpful. Thanks for watching!
Also, If you’re interested in an upcoming Chewjitsu Open competition or Sunday seminar with yours bearded, check the link below:
– Chewy
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So, today we’ve got a question from a Newly promoted Brown Belt, Evan, who is a hobbyist that finds himself having a case of the “Brown Belt Blues.”
Usually, you hear about the Blue Belt Blues, but today’s situation in a little different, or at least the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Belt color is.
He says that at his gym he’s at the appropriate belt level. But, when he goes online and starts looking at the people who are competing at the Blue/Purple/Brown Belt competitions, he just doesn’t think he’s at that level.
He obviously finds this disheartening.
Sometimes he finds that he has no idea what these lower belts are even doing when they compete and now, he’s suffering with a bit of imposter syndrome as a result of that.
He asks what I’d do to deal with the doubt of his rank in BJJ.
In this video I’ll give Evan, and you guys, 2 ideas to chew on. 1 idea you guys might not like much, but I’m sure the other will be reassuring for some of you.
Hopefully, if you’re struggling with a similar issue, then you found today’s video helpful.
Thanks for watching.
– Chewy
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