The Shocking Reality: Why Do 95% of People Who Start BJJ Quit Before Reaching the Black Belt?

Boldly confronting the question: Why Do 95% of People Who Start BJJ Quit Before Reaching the Black Belt? This video dives deep into the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. We explore the myriad reasons behind the startling statistic that nearly all beginners in BJJ never achieve the coveted black belt. From the rigorous physical demands to the mental fortitude required, we dissect each element contributing to this high dropout rate. We also delve into the often-overlooked aspects, such as financial commitment and life changes, that can derail a practitioner's journey. Whether you're a BJJ enthusiast, a beginner, or just curious about this phenomenon, this video offers a comprehensive look into the challenges faced on the path to black belt mastery.
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[@66killen6]

I always stayed with it because , I had a desire to never get beat. Then just fell in love with it, now i don't want my son to beat me, so now I have keep doing it😂

[@ryanparkercolour]

Any old school guys will remember Ian McPherson. His dad (and also black belt) (Mr.)Jim said to me once a long time ago, “No matter what happens don’t stop coming.” Can’t think of a better way to put it than that. RIP Jim. Miss you. Good training out there everyone and stay safe. 🙏🏽

[@JiujitsuNews]

Thanks for the positive Vibes. Have a great training!

[@bujindork]

Its hard, can be expensive, is time consuming for what arguably is very little real world gain. In the grand scheme of life being an above average grapppler is not really a top priority. It is for elite level athletes making money but for joe schmo hobbyists that factors big into the equation of sticking with it or not.

[@JiujitsuNews]

Totally agreed 💯 Thanks for the sharing your thoughts

[@hyrog7795]

Doesn't that apply to everything? Most people that start a hobby never reach the pinnacle of expertise of that skill.

[@bossman674]

From experience I’d say it’s because of injuries. Personally, I’ve been doing it for a year and I’ve never had as many injuries doing any other sport. I’ve seen so many people I started with drop out and when we eventually caught up and I asked why, they all said the same thing re injuries.

[@JiujitsuNews]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Keep it Up 👍

[@AverageGIJoeOutdoors]

#1 it's freaking hard... and you get hurt alot...and are sore alot..... #2 it takes 10 years on average to get a blackbelt...... those 2 are the main reasons.

[@JiujitsuNews]

Yeah of course, jiu-jitsu is not for everyone. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@noblea3927]

I started at age 47, I aspire to get that black belt too, is it too late for one my age?

[@JiujitsuNews]

It's never too late for achieving great goals such as a black belt. Keep up the good mood 👍

[@DerineShorts]

Maybe because they realise it’s not making them BANK $ and they’re also paying alot for it..they get injured,,then skip work, then use money again to take care of their body😅😅 or Maybe they just wanna do something else..

[@ScrambledEgg2727]

It's not complicated why people quit... Bjj is very difficult.. thats why.

[@JiujitsuNews]

Thanks for the great addition

[@gianpava]

For the same reasons they drop out from others sports

[@JI-mt7oe]

Good vid man, only suggestion I can make is to maybe not use text to speech to narrate it.

[@JiujitsuNews]

Thanks for the tip

[@anders.hovmoller]

I was hoping for statistics. But... nope :/

[@JiujitsuNews]

I'm sorry for the unfulfilled expectations. Thanks for your feedback.

[@uncountedvoter9449]

Why Do 95% of People Who Start BJJ Quit Before Reaching the Black Belt? Because it's hard.

[@JiujitsuNews]

Totally true, jiu-jitsu is a hard martial art. Thanks for the comment.

[@Alskymedio]

Because bjj expensive

[@JiujitsuNews]

Totally true, Thanks for the comment.