Jiu-Jitsu Secrets and Principles ft. Ryron Gracie

Ryron Gracie is kind of a big deal.
One could even say this week’s Brute Podcast guest has Brazilian jiu-jitsu in his blood, as this legend in the sport also shares ancestry with its original creator, Hélio Gracie (yup, he’s grandfathered in-literally).
Listening to Ryron talk, you can tell he is a calm, collected and self-aware individual-all of which he attributes to his experiences training in the sport of jiu-jitsu. For him, it’s more than a sport. It’s a lifestyle. Listen to this week’s episode for a more in-depth look at his beginnings, from a childhood spent growing up practicing jiu-jitsu in his garage to how he’s developed a set of principles that can be applied to multiple disciplines, life included.
Topics:
11:40 - Childhood
23:10 - Grandfather Hélio/How to deal with stress
33:15 - Disneyland Melon, composure and how to control thoughts/actions
46:45 - Mistakes in jiu-jitsu, myths, learning about yourself
54:30 - Letting go, experiencing
1:01:00 - Key principles of efficiency in jiu-jitsu
1:06:40 - Common mistakes in jiu-jitsu

[@amospizzey1]

My teacher . Truly great man 🙏🏻🥋❤️

[@graciejiujitsu407]

Powerful interview. Very informative.

[@EJYK91]

this video needs more views! great conversation!

[@MarcinG1978]

Outstanding. Thanks so much. Great interview

[@AaarronCorrea]

"My relationship with being on my back is so, SO GOOD, for me..." Amazing. Just the kind of relationship I wish in life itself, every time I'm thrown on floor by circumstances.

[@salmanalthani7753]

Amazing ep I wish he spoke more about growing up .. I relate to him a lot

[@kevinlouisjohnson-gilman3413]

Mike I was so surprised when I heard your name on this podcast. I was looking for a podcast to listen to on my way to jiu jitsu and yours was the first to come up??? You're killing it man! Glad to find out you're doing well.

[@808BJJ_Black_Belt]

Great advice 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@samuraifis]

What a great find... loved it🙏🥋

[@joeymcallister8033]

“Who-my-tah”

[@brucemunton5992]

Great interview thank you. I have also participated in the Landmark Forum and so it was a pleasant surprise to hear mention of it during the interview. I am not currently a practitioner of Ju Jitsu. This interview is my start and being present to the core distinctions mentioned here. Thank you so much for sharing

[@timodonnell7065]

Trying to be a good customer! Don’t be so arrogant that you sell for yourself for 5 minutes. (Pay attention and learn from your guest) Your EQ graphic is very disrespectful.

[@ehoh3246]

Tim, you're not trying to be a good customer. You're being an obnoxious listener. This is my first time listening to this guy, I'm not a friend or family member of his trying to defend him. You need to understand that he wasn't being arrogant whatsoever. He's spending a lot of his time and he's investing his money and passion into his podcast. I assume that you're a fan of getting a return on your investments as well. Tell him you don't like the EQ, he's not disrespecting his guest. On the contrary, he admires this man. Don't be a Richard