How To Get Good At Jiu Jitsu Working Full Time (1-3 Classes A Week)

[@philthh]

I train six days, actually six days a week. Five days a week, I'll train three days a week. One of those days I will train two days of the week.

[@t-bone7988]

hey tito

[@fitnesslibrarian9013]

My boy!

[@gregorystacey2470]

I train 5 days a week but on odd weeks, I actually train 6 to keep things even. Plus I only use 1/2 my technique on 1/3 of the days which doubles my progression.

[@DarrylDziedzic]

😂😂😂

[@andrewschneider2121]

A mindset like that will make you an old mature. Sounds like you’re working hard to outlive your kids.

[@ruthlessinpursuit]

Josh is out here giving us all the simple stuff, 1000 IQ level

[@ruthlessinpursuit]

Love it dude. Batting 1000(american term, you wouldn't get it but its a good thing ;)

[@paulrickett7564]

If you feel what he says is 1000 IQ, then perhaps your just a 50 IQ.

[@rud69420]

@@ruthlessinpursuit Batting 1000 in Cricket would be wild so I reckon that saying works for Australians as well.

[@artsf6161]

My newborn trains 7 days a week, he’s only 3 mo old. Im not obsessed, you are.

[@coldsmokepwrstroke]

Just hit the mats and have fun when ever you can

[@preachclips8906]

There is a analogy for that in gaming. Trying to level your character the most efficient way may be the fastest way to progress, but if you don't have fun you are more likely to quit because of burnout. And the time you take off because of burnout leads to less time training, which is inefficient in terms of long term progress. So having fun to be able to stay consistent is actually the most efficient thing for some people.

[@lolelian5056]

@@preachclips8906 thats real

[@ghostmasterson5446]

Interesting video and insights; I'm a white belt who's been training for four years, approximately 1-2 days a week. Sometimes I make it 3 days a week; I usually get smoked in sparring 75% of the time, as most people I train with hit the mats 4-5 days a week. But I persevere with the mat time I can get! 😂🎉👍

[@Bjj900]

I train twice maybe three times a week, i find progress slow. Im 48 so maybe its age. I find drilling far better than trying to learn new stuff

[@rstlr01]

As a 41 yo WB that has been training 1 day week (work schedule) for 9 months. I keep my game simple half-guard and smash pass to mount. I have won both my age group and White/blue belt absolute in the Two tournaments I have participated in.

[@MrWilllego]

@@rstlr01 Those are great results mate fair play

[@wallrider73]

@@rstlr01 Respect - that's a heck of a result!

[@santimj8814]

I train 2 to 5 sessions per week, working full time. Nowadays i focus my train in half guard, k guard, and saddle, and i am developing my own system. I'm Brown belt and i feel confortable with competing black belts

[@bucsow]

i try my best to follow this approach, still a blue belt, "technically" i have to compete again before i get my purple, but i really enjoy the way you break this down. im at about year 3 and there is only a few people who can legitimately catch me in competitive rolls throughout the 2 gyms i go to. however i need more people my size to get a more accurate identification of my overall skillset.

[@devonanderson1832]

I train five days during the week and usually an open mat on the weekends. I find myself usually ahead of folks who don't train at least 3 - 4 days a week minimum.

[@andriustheviking]

Really dig the idea of picking a day of the week to work on a specific position.

[@Abashebe]

Awesome video man!

[@raindeergames6104]

Im a 38 year bluebelt and damn man it going slow..... but..... i enjoy it soooo much.

[@matthewdunn4660]

Love this !

[@jj99jj-m8o]

Awesome video mate. Really well spoken. Would love to know on top of all this stuff, what would you say is a list of priorities one should focus on from most important to least. I know you said to "identify and focus on weaknesses/strengths" but which are more important to least important? For example, should one ensure they have good guard passing defence first, then onto back defence.... etc etc. Would be interested in say the top 5 priorities someone should have or how someone should even think about such a hierarchy. Cheers brutha!

[@Luckybjj614]

Josh I’m enjoying the advice. And all your videos. I feel like what your are saying differently will take certain amount of discipline. I don’t know how many time I went to train with an idea of what I’m going to do only to be driving home and realizing that I went into auto pilot with the class. I love the idea and the way you present it. I’m gonna give it a go and let you know how that concentrated effort work on two of my weaker areas. Also it would be real cool if you did a live session on how a session would look with the structure you described. A lot of us get pigeonhole into going with the masses and not training to better than the average guy. Does that make sense. Regards, Lucky

[@Seaneskatejitsu]

I need to sit down and write out a training plan, maybe that will help hold myself accountable to show up for class

[@thedmacin]

Thank you, ive been noticing I need to plan my training more

[@donnieortegojiujitsu]

Good insight appreciate these details

[@prospectoscriollo]

question, how do you manage the instructor's class teaching versus your own goals? Should you drill you own stuff?

[@TAY-570]

One the one hand I want to get better but on the other hand once I start doing things over and over again and making it to structure it kills the joy for me which is most important factor to me.

[@lyricsperson16]

Real shit 🤙🏻

[@emissary_kyle]

As incredible as this is, I have to commit myself to the practice. I've been trying to improve my conditioning but I have to try this out.

[@jdiaz8819]

My little one goes three times a week , going on his 17 th month , at 14 months he took gold in his bracket beating three people in his first comp, we could possibly go more but he has a good balance with other hobby’s but very happy with bjj journey so far

[@modaya7078]

Thanks for this, really resonated. I got better much quicker by writing down and diarising post-roll. But the biggest gains have come from realising that positional sparring is about implementing technique not letting my ego try and win the round. Way less injuries too

[@Jtravelvlogg]

Australia was doing well at CJI 🎉

[@MadMike916]

Look like he’s sitting in the barbers chair

[@DmacJitsu]

i thought his shirt was one of those covers for a moment

[@chaystafari3228]

If you can only train 2-3 times per week try , 600 testosterone , 600 equipoise , 300 tren, 50 anavar , 6iu HGH, 20mg cardarine ,

[@rangera_8271]

as a 18 years old with 1 year experience how i can use my time to be great at bjj?

[@rud69420]

Do you think there's a lot of value in studying instructionals at home if you're only able to make it into the gym 2-3 days a week?

[@omarfarooqi5545]

You should be studying instructionals as much as you can but don’t study more than training.

[@rud69420]

@@omarfarooqi5545 So if you're only able to train 4 hours a week then you shouldn't study more than 4 hours even if you have the time? Or are you just making a general point that you should be training more than you study if possible?

[@omarfarooqi5545]

@@rud69420 sorry i didnt make sense basically what im saying is even if you are training try study instructionals what you can like 1 hour a day , but if you cant train try study them a little more maybe 1h30 a day but for me usually im training 4 days a week and trying to study 5 days a week 1 hour a day

[@BroBruh]

Theres always value in instructionals. Apply what you learn in class plus instructionals in each roll during the week. Don't only study the instructional though actually focus on implementing what you learned

[@HPUcoaching]

absolutely, better information leads to better decisions. JJ is comprised of who can make and execute better decisions over the course of a match / round.

[@andrewschneider2121]

I’ve been starting strongman training as well. Trying to balance lifting with BJJ. Trying not to roll as hard anymore but I’m too competitive to always want to flow roll.

[@benjamindelfs2718]

It’s hard when you can only get in 2_3 a week and progress, you really gotta do as he says here.

[@shadowcoder887]

So whens the part you take steroids

[@raindeergames6104]

Whenever You want

[@samedwards7967]

I got a lot out of that. Thanks

[@fouried96]

Great video! I appreciate the advice. However, as a person with Autism, I don't think you should joke and spread misinformation about it. I know it was said in a "harmless" way, but when people who don't know much about ASD here things like that from a person in a leadership role like yourself, it really does propagate the misinformation. What seems like a joke is something that's actually very challenging to live with day to day.

[@spencerschmidtstudios9171]

👍

[@Deadward1113]

Fuck i'm a silly 🪿

[@adr0hub416]

Kid named "i'm": 😢

[@aaronc7778]

When you have a visa too, you putting alot at risk hehe.