What is "the best way" to teach a Jiu-Jitsu class? Is there even an answer to that question? This week, Steve and Matt discuss common BJJ teaching methodologies such as concepts-based, toughness-based, and sequence-based.

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Train With Purpose
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Making Smaller Circles
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Predictable Responses
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Ep. 81: Teaching Methodologies