

Why Is Getting Better At Jiu Jitsu So Hard? - Part 2
5 snips Nov 29, 2024
Exploring the complexities of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu reveals the awkwardness of movements and the unpredictable nature of training partners. A humorous analogy to 'The Purge' illustrates the challenges of measuring progress amid fierce competition. The need for consistent feedback in bustling gyms becomes clear, alongside the struggle for personalized coaching. Balancing personal desires for specific techniques with foundational skills is crucial for growth. Ultimately, the journey emphasizes the delicate art of coaching and individual development.
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Chaos of Training Partners
- Jiu-jitsu's biggest learning hurdle is its inherent chaos from unpredictable training partners.
- Their varying resistance and motivations affect your progress, making consistent self-assessment difficult.
Measuring Progress
- Progress becomes clear when rolling with less experienced partners, highlighting the continuous learning process.
- Comparing yourself to those at or above your level, rather than beginners, can create a skewed perception of progress.
Dynamic Learning
- Training partners' simultaneous improvement makes them unreliable benchmarks for your own progress.
- They adapt to your strengths, creating a dynamic learning environment that obscures objective self-assessment.