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The Long Game - Shane Moore is happening in 6 days
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Welcome to Grapple Culture 🎯 Start Here
If you’re here, chances are Jiu-Jitsu matters to you, but lately you’ve started questioning your body, your time, or your future on the mats. This community is for grapplers who don’t want to quit… but also don’t want to keep paying the price. This community is for grapplers at every stage who care about: - staying on the mats long-term - training with confidence instead of constant niggles - understanding why they’re training, not just what they’re drilling - and building a relationship with Jiu-Jitsu that actually fits their life What we focus on here: - 🤔Clarity around your goals (competition, longevity, confidence, fitness, identity, or simply enjoyment) - 👊🏻 Training in a way your body can sustain - 📈 Progress that compounds over time, not burnout cycles - 🤝 Real culture, not unspoken rules or ego-driven nonsense What “culture” means here Culture isn’t slogans or hype. Culture means this:You help me move toward my goal.I help you move toward your goal. And when enough people bring that mindset into the same gym (or into this same group) progress happens faster than it ever does alone. That’s what we’re building here. Inside this community you’ll find: - Long-game thinking around training, mindset, recovery, and decision-making - Coming back stronger from injury & preventing it in the first place - Honest conversations about injuries, confidence, motivation, and plateaus - Weekly discussions and calls focused on real-world application - Access to The Long Game Grappler framework and related resources - A place where questions are welcomed — nothing is “too basic” or “off limits” How to get started Step 1: Drop a short intro below. Tell us: - how long you’ve been training - what you’re working toward right now - what made you join - Step 2: Have a look around, jump into a discussion, or join a live call. You don’t need to “keep up” just show up. If this feels like the kind of environment you want to be a part of (or even create in your gym) you’re in the right place.
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How to roll with White Belts
No need to "flow roll" or "let them work" simply slow it down and don't grip fight like its a competition. the #1 goal of rolling with newer people should be to get them as good as possible as fast as possible, good fundamental habits can only be understood in live rolling when we they feel safe and when they have time to understand & feel what is happening. and - think about rolling with new people as your way of giving back. - avoid WB's when your getting ready to compete.
Joe Rogan said beat up blue belts...
What do most people think when they slap and bump? Most of the time its "how can I survive this roll and not get submitted" So they don't put themselves in bad positions because that would be bad, right? Wrong. Watch this and tell me what you think?
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If you are not solving a current issue or problem you are mearly spinning your wheels.... Change my mind lol
Insta & Website breakdown
just uploaded a new video where I take a look at a Gracie Barra gym in San Diego and do a quick breakdown of their Instagram and website. My aim it’s to show a few small things that can create friction when someone new first finds your gym online. A lot of gym owners focus heavily on: - techniques - classes - competition results - showing the head coach as the best in the world Basically forgetting how they felt when they first started... And when a complete beginner lands on your page they’re usually asking themselves very simple questions: - Is this place for someone like me? - What do I actually do next? - Is this gym welcoming or intimidating? - Why should I choose this academy instead of another one nearby? In the video I walk through a couple of small improvements that can make a big difference when it comes to: - first impressions - beginner clarity - and converting curiosity into someone actually walking through the door... how many ideal clients have visited our site but never come into our gym? If you run a gym, help with marketing, or are just curious about how people experience a martial arts academy for the first time, I think you’ll find it interesting. I’d also be curious to hear your thoughts: - What was the first thing that made you decide to try a gym? - Was it something online, or something someone told you?
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