1-800-BJJ-HELP #112 Patrick Robinson: Assessing Your A Game
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Dec 8, 2024 In this discussion, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitor Patrick Robinson shares insights on mastering your competition game plan and prepares listeners for upcoming challenges. He highlights the significance of intentional training and adapting techniques, such as grip fighting and the 'gift wrap.' The conversation also delves into the psychological aspects of competition, including navigating referee decisions and scoring systems. Robinson emphasizes the need for strategic communication between athletes and coaches, fostering a mindset that embraces challenges and promotes growth.
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Game Planning Basics
- Focus on your A-game, your strongest positions and highest percentage techniques.
- Game plan by visualizing the match start to finish, considering both ideal scenarios and contingencies.
Expediting Your Game
- Get into your game quickly, minimizing time spent in less advantageous positions.
- If pulling guard, secure optimal grips immediately rather than delaying.
Opponent Pulling Guard
- If your opponent pulls guard, be prepared to capitalize on the top position.
- Develop a strategy for passing their guard or initiating your own attacks.
