Which of these fight styles do you think complements jiujitsu training the most for self defense? What about for sport?

What’s the hardest thing to teach in BJJ? Timing? Pressure? Grip fighting? Guard passing? Etc. As an instructor, I find teaching students how to relax and be calm is most challenging. For a few classes they’re doing great, but eventually go back to being tense. I don’t know if it’s something that can be taught, or if it’s a phase that they have to get through like we all did at one point. Curious to hear your thoughts 👊🏻

During Q&A Professor James showed details on an armbar that @Jason Bodi had posted for the group.

There is absolute Gold in there and I look forward to attending my first one tomorrow evening. My subject if picked would be Jame's take on the Rickson Armbar or what I refer to as the Shotgun Armbar as there is very little telegraphing involved when compared to other methods.

Tell us about a time you felt awkward on your martial arts journey. For me it was when women suddenly started training at Rickson’s academy after years of men only.