Academy

Beginner’s BJJ Curriculum Sample Concept: Passing Posture

Explaining the underlying concepts behind a technique or position can be incredibly beneficial in helping people understand what they’re trying to achieve and how the same idea can be applied in different situations.

To help instructors and students learn faster, we added a section at the start of each week of the Beginner’s BJJ Curriculum explaining the main concepts we’re trying to develop. The video below is a sample of one of the positional concept sections in the BJJ Beginner’s Curriculum.

You can get The Beginner’s BJJ Curriculum now at:

https://escapologybjj.com/online/get-the-beginners-bjj-curriculum/

Elite Flexibility Seminar

Rob Najar is one of the most well-respected flexibility and mobility coaches in the business. He’s worked with more BJJ world champions than we can count, but he’s also coached athletes across a wide range of disciplines, including Olympic wrestler Helen Maroulis and the Red Bull team.

Due to his skill level and reputation, Rob’s mobility seminars are highly sought after, and we’re incredibly lucky to have him share his knowledge with us while he’s in town to support Rafael Lovato Jnr at his fight.

For everyone who asks us about injury prevention and rehabilitation, or just wants to get a little more flexible this seminar is for you! Take advantage of the rare opportunity to learn about mobility, flexibility, and injury prevention from one of the best in the business.

The seminar will take place on Monday 24th June 2019 from 7pm and costs £30 to attend. However, due to limited space, only 30 spots are available.

How To Tie Your Belt

Unfortunately, there is no magical way to keep your belt tied during a Jiu Jitsu class. (Believe me, I’ve tried a bunch of different ways.)

However, it’s important you start and end your class with a neatly tied belt. The video below outlines a great way to tie you that’s both comfy and looks good.