Before you can control a match, you need to control your stance and distance. In this post (and breakdown video), I’ll show you how to stay safe and initiate contact like a wrestler — without getting thrown or snapped down. 🎥 Watch the full breakdown here: YouTube: Stance & Movement for...
Hand fighting is the hardest concept in wrestling to teach to beginners. But it's essential to go from good to great!
As a jiu jitsu practitioner looking to build your wrestling skills from scratch, solo drills are an absolute game-changer.
Injuries are opportunities to refine your game. But you need to have some G.R.I.T. to do it.
Before you can control a match, you need to control your stance and distance. In this post (and breakdown video), I’ll show you how to stay safe and initiate contact like a wrestler — without getting thrown or snapped down. 🎥 Watch the full breakdown here: YouTube: Stance & Movement for...
Hand fighting is the hardest concept in wrestling to teach to beginners. But it's essential to go from good to great!
As a jiu jitsu practitioner looking to build your wrestling skills from scratch, solo drills are an absolute game-changer.
Injuries are opportunities to refine your game. But you need to have some G.R.I.T. to do it.
On September 28th, 2024, I competed in the ADCC Chicago Open Advanced Division. A few hours and four matches later, I end up with a 2-2 record, a fourth place finish, and 5 lessons learned.
Jordan wrestled at Princeton University and brings a great point of view when it comes to adding wrestling into your jiu jitsu game in a digestible and actionable way. If you’re interested in learning how to develop a solid stand up game for jiu jitsu, this episode is for you!
