All The Greatest in BJJ, Wrestling & Judo Do This. . .

So, recently I posted a video where I was talking about the Meta in Jiu- Jitsu (Here: • The Meta in BJJ Compet... ) where I answered questions from a few younger guys at ADCC Trials.
A fella commented to the video (and I'm paraphrasing here):
"Hey, love the videos, been watching you for years. I think I have to slightly disagree on you with this one. I agree that being lean, fit, and strong will help you in Jiu-Jitsu and this can be taken for granted in all Martial Arts.
If we're looking to analyze trends in the technical game in modern Jiu-Jitsu, then that's a different question in general. I would argue that the technical meta in martial arts, including BJJ, is niche specialization. Becoming a master of lesser-known positions and force your opponents to play where they're really weak or inexperienced."
I totally agree with everything this viewer says. This has been an early Idea that I've been talking about forever, in regard to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
It's super important to have a narrowly focused area of Jiu-Jitsu, where you're extremely competent and maybe even master level at.
In this video I'll talk about how some of the best guys in Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, or Wrestling who get known for a set few techniques.
Anyways, I'll dive deep into the topic of specialization of this video and what I mean by "Meta" in this video.
Thanks for watching!
- Chewy
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[@kennethforeman1400]

Do not fear the man that has practiced 1000 kicks one time.. fear the man that has practiced one kick 1000 times.

[@danielhagans4304]

I’m one of the smaller guys in the gym. I’m constantly hunting for triangles.

[@OrionPreparedness]

You make so much sense. You can apply this approach to everything in life.

[@jb66young]

On point brother

[@user-hz5mj1dd8e]

Danke dir mein bester

[@austmo516]

Thanks Chewy!

[@BOBBOB-tx7ox]

Chewy is using a higher res camera, looks good

[@seanthorpe222]

Good video

[@imactuallyimmortal]

Am I crazy or did the end music change

[@BJJared]

What are all these weird comments I keep seeing about “courage” “ beautiful emotions” they usually have some sort of star emoji. Are they bots?

[@nathanpomeroy5190]

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[@jacoblittle4002]

Yep, those damn bots are so annoying. I guess they boost engagement though... idk 🤷‍♂️

[@Chewjitsu]

Yea

[@BJJared]

Should of added. Love the content those comments were just weird

[@joeljonasson7962]

One type of game about the game (or meta game), something I just recently became aware of, is to take into account how much energy you have to apply to maintain a position compared to your opponent.

[@blantant]

Meta is the game within the game. If you are interested in it (not necessarily so you can learn some magic technique but just for interest) it's best to ask someone other than Chewy 😂 bc he doesn't understand the question

[@robreke]

You misspelled‘specialization “

[@BOBBOB-tx7ox]

I saw that also. Good catch

[@trevordowning4055]

first

[@Shaka_Garami]

Congrats bro, really happy for you 👍

[@solotx8798]

Bjj does not recognize the concept of people thinking for themselves, trying things out, and coming up with new ideas. That would be "revisionism". Any and all techniques you might ever need to do were already thought of 100+ years ago by Master Helio.

[@Chewjitsu]

Master Helio? What about all the Judoka who came before him?