Pace of Improvement

How common are students who train HARD but see small to no improvement.

What’s holds them back?

They fear failure more than they desire winning. 

In training, they only use techniques they’ve "mastered". In tournaments, they play it safe. In life, they avoid challenges.

The power of taking risks rewards the bold!

You have to take risks to make things happen in your life. The biggest evolutions in your Jiu-Jitsu game happens when you try something new – even when you’re unsure if it will work.

That takedown you’re afraid to go after? 

The pass you’re afraid to try? 

That control position you avoid? 

That tournament you’re hesitant to enter?

This is where your growth is waiting.

DO NOT be afraid to fail, especially if you’re well-trained.

If you’re afraid to try new moves in training, how will you ever use them in competition?

If you’re afraid to compete, how will you know what works under pressure?

If you’re afraid to take risks in life, how will you discover your true potential?

Some students hesitate even in training sessions. They’re afraid to "lose a round" or tap to someone in class when there is ZERO consequence other than a damaged ego. Then students wonder why they struggle in tournaments!

The solution is simple:

1. Be prepared (train hard)

2. Take calculated risks (start in training)

3. Learn from what happens (with AND without success)

This mindset will transform your Jiu-Jitsu (AND YOUR LIFE)!