Motivation Sucks!

[@YotaDaryl]

Best channel I have found. Starting BJJ at 42 and I can appreciate the honesty. Thank you for your content.

[@RicoMnc]

60+ and training BJJ. I doubt that would be the case if I had not started with almost the exact steps you describe about 15 years ago. Started walking around the parking lot for lunch, and doing one set of push-ups and squats in the morning. After a while I added a pull up bar and pull-ups. Later I worked in some hand-stand push ups. After a few years I felt in good enough shape then to venture into some kind of martial arts training, and now I'm training BJJ with mostly much younger, stronger guys and love it. It works. Baby steps, consistency, perseverance. Journey of 1000 miles starts with that first, single step. I know it's cliché, but it works.

[@BlueKimura]

Great advise Professor. I stopped beverages with sugar since my early 30’s. Jiu Jitsu keeps me in shape which motivates me to eat well. To feed the machine good food to help the machine run smooth. 💪🏼🥋

[@matabele]

Curiously this video has made me super motivated! 😁 Gave up sugar over 10 ten years ago, and just a couple months ago gave up the morning pastry, and now cutting down on excess refined carbs. The benefits have been real and tangible, I've lost weight and boosted my energy levels! Dig your channel 👍👍

[@MrSulkyterror]

Brilliant. I can’t put into words how much your channel has helped me though life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@MJFUYT]

Man I am totally impressed with this man. He has a way with words. Reflecting his intellect and wisdom. It seems to transcend him up to a higher level. Subscribed 💯🙏

[@onespeeddan6803]

I'd just like to thank you for the beautiful content in your channel. Your words seem to be just what I need at this time in my life. I'm 44 and getting ready to start my BJJ journey. I've lived a life of fear for so long and maybe BJJ can help me finally reach my potential.

[@GeorgeOu]

I once ordered a 80 lb Kettle Bell and had it delivered to my Office Cubical. I damn near killed our office delivery guy. I used it to supplement my gym workouts.

[@dragonballjiujitsu]

I have noticed in my classes the students that stay are the ones who say "This is just what I do now" the ones that drop out after a while are the ones who come in all fired up, buy a Gi on day one and pay 6 months in advance.

[@TheArtofSkill]

That's an astute observation.

[@Zhdhcjen]

This is literally the best Yt Channel I found in a while. Your Videos are so good. I‘m 16 now, and after I found your Channel I‘m now sure to do BJJ. My local Gym reopens in September, I will go there instantly. I hope BJJ will help me with my problems in the everyday life and also my unfitness. Thanks man.

[@razsecret]

Thank you for this one. Really helped me get my diet back in track. Jitsu and training is already on track. Thanks for your videos, they're great

[@JJ.ermenegildofregna]

When someone more articulated than yourself explains to you what you have already mumbled in your mind forever😊 If you need motivation in order to do something then that something probably is not for you.

[@1Slayer6661]

I look forward to your stuff man! Please keep them coming. Thank you.

[@konstantinusstoyanov9749]

Exellent content, so much on point, no sugar keeps me good, thank you

[@KarmaFlight]

Time and experience produce this type of wisdom.

[@derekfriedrichs]

Putting in work when you aren't motivated probably makes up 90% of your day. Maybe more. Life's easy when your motivated. It's when you're not motivated that you find out what you're made of. That's reality.

[@Brandon-ob9rg]

I love bjj and I'm dedicated to it! But I have no dedication to eat a healthy diet 😞🍲

[@santiparavano]

Kaizen !!!! Thanks for this video !!! Greeatings from Argentina !!!

[@mitchgarbeno3788]

lol who gives this a thumbs down? Great stuff a keep cranking out the videos.

[@WeTheJourney]

Inspiring words, thanks for sharing this wisdom with us and surely something I will add to my life routine!

[@jorgefavian4413]

Keep on teaching bjj sensei its cool

[@nelsonsalazar7224]

Dude Im a huge fan of your way to see the world

[@daltondavis6481]

I love motivation itself. It always feels nice to do something when you are really inspired to do it. I just hate that it comes and goes. I am learning to accept that truth. I love that you used the word dedication because I expected discipline, and for some reason, the word dedication hit me differently. I’m suddenly highly motivated. 😄. Love the content professor.

[@bigpappi5781]

Preach it brotha!!!

[@isrracho3918]

Thanks Master.

[@manuelarellano6184]

This video got me motivated! 💪

[@georgedez3474]

Nice motivational music in the background 😉

[@caribou90j]

This is a great motivational!

[@michaelchen3208]

2000+2000+2000=6000 let say 2 seconds average for one move (such as one squat), 6000x2=12000 seconds = at least 3 hours plus none stop work out daily . Amazing

[@Aloha809]

I like the t-shirt you have on, where do I get one?

[@jasonwilliams7344]

Came here to ask the exact same thing!

[@TheArtofSkill]

Search for "jiu jitsu baseball shirt" at Amazon!

[@Aloha809]

@@TheArtofSkill Thanks.

[@Thecelestial1]

Dedication is better.

[@Thecelestial1]

Dang you beat me to it! Very cool to me that we have a similar mindset!

[@nayl3476]

Discipline > motivation

[@davidecapps65]

I’m a former motivational speaker...I now live in a van down by the river.

[@Luckybjj614]

Lol that is motivating. Really that van can be a palace to a person that has nothing. Crazy how the levels of Circumstance can be. I hope you can find some comfort in that van if so. You are rich. Their people with mentions that can’t find comfort.

[@Luckybjj614]

Motivation is like a shower. It does not last.