so I have been thinking about is shooting necessary for standup in jiujitsu? And my opinion is if you just want to be good and take people down in jiujitsu I don't think you HAVE to shoot. you could be good at ducks, arm drags, under hook, overtook, judo. I have just noticed from me personally I don't shoot that much in jiujitsu because of all the dangers of it. But if I am with someone very good I do feel like a shot is necessary if all my other stuff is getting shut down. What do y'all think? let me know below!

I’ve been thinking about a simple way to level up your game, and it starts with paying attention to where you’re actually getting beat. Every time you get taken down, thrown, or caught in a specific move, make a note of it, either in your head or on paper. Look for the position or technique that hits you the most and start there. Instead of avoiding it, put yourself in that exact position during training and drill it until you understand what’s going wrong and how to fix it. Once that position stops being a problem, move down the list to the next one. Over time, you’re not just training harder, you’re training smarter, systematically removing holes from your game instead of randomly adding moves, and that’s how real progress actually happens.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTfnqAhEWr9/?igsh=MXJ1bDVzNTIwZnM1NA== Hey guys just posted a reel on getting an unpredictable shot!! Top 3 things being 1.setups 2. Fakes 3. Misdirection lmk if yall agree and what else there is if you can think of anything!!

remember having a focused plan coming into a week will make or break your training that week. stop doing random moves at practice and I promise your skill will go up so fast. what skill or move are you guys focused on this week let me know!!

what move do y'all really wanna learn this year??! let me know below and lets hit these goals!