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BjjBrick Podcast- BJJ, no-gi and good times!

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We will be bringing you a weekly podcast about Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and having “good times” while we do it. We hope to flatten your Jiu-Jitsu learning curve, help you get the most out of your grappling ability, and meet your goals both on and off the mat. We have interviews with some of the top BJJ competitors, articles about BJJ, and some of our favorite quotes.

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01:17:40

Epi 42 Great Interview with Samir Chantre

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2014/08/04

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio This week we bring you top black belt competitor Samir Chantre. Samir is a No-gi Worlds, Gracie Worlds and 6X American Nationals champion. Listen to find out what technique he has been doing since he was a blue belt and now he does it as a high level black belt. Samir is training and teaching full time with the Caio Terra Association. He has been training BJJ for 17 years (since he was 8 years old). This interview is packed full of great tips

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01:32:37

Epi 41 Felipe Costa World Champion Competitor and...

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2014/07/28

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio Felipe Costa This week we bring you an interview with Black belt world champion Felipe Costa. Not every world champion is relatable to the common grappler. Felipe shares his story, and I can guarantee that you will find many themes and feelings that you can relate to. With students being able to relate to him this has giving him a powerful teaching tool. We talk about:

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01:57:46

Epi 40 Interview With BJJ Black Belt Wil Horneff

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2014/07/21

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio This week we talk to Wil Horneff. This interview is packed full of great training advice and you can tell Wil has a passion for training and helping his students. Wil is a Black belt under Ralph Gracie, he owns a school in Westwood NJ called Training Grounds Jiu-Jitsu & MMA. At Training Grounds they teach BJJ, MMA, kickboxing, and have a kids program. We talk about: How some movies eventually got Wil into BJJ What it is like running his

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00:48:00

Epi 39 The 3 Steps to Making Changes to Your BJJ

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2014/07/14

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio Join Gary and Byron on the BjjBrick Podcast This week we talk about making changes to your BJJ and developing a game plan. We break it down into 3 main steps: 1) Define the objectives 2) Get help 3) Do the work. You are the only person how is ultimately in charge of your BJJ development take responsibility and make it happen. To help you obtain your goal we strongly recommend that your write it down. 1) Define the objective- Make a realistic

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01:25:34

Epi 38 Nick Albin- He May Not Be A Jedi, But He Is Chewy

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2014/07/07

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio This week we talk to Nick Albin otherwise known as “Chewy”. He teaches and trains BJJ full time and is the head instructor at Derby City Mixed Martial Arts in Louisville, KY. Chewy is a Black Belt under Renato Tavares. He also has a website with lots of great information about BJJ here http://chewjitsu.net/ We talk about How your teammates help you shape your game Training with Renato Tavares The idea that you always need to be learning in

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01:04:36

Epi 37 Great Advice from Carlos Machado

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2014/06/30

Carlos Machado is a Red Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He has been teaching BJJ in the United States for over 20 years. He moved to Texas in 1995, and he is now running 6 BJJ schools. He is the oldest of the five legendary Machado brothers. We talk about A little bit of history about early BJJ in the United States His style of rolling Why he rolls for 20 or 30 min at a time How his Jiu-Jitsu is getting better as he gets older Using proper breathing techniques Benefits of proper breathing Why

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02:35:41

Epi 36- Listener Stories, Injuries Part 2 of 2

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2014/06/23

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio This week we have more stories from our listeners. These are stories about getting injured and overcoming the injury. This episode is packed full of great advice for anyone who has been injured, or if you have a teammate that has been injured. It is important to know what to expect and the advice will help get you back on the mat my friends. Tommy- Our friend Tommy shares his story of his battle with testicular cancer. He was diagnosed in 2010

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02:02:28

Epi 35- Listener Stories, Injuries Part 1 of 2

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2014/06/16

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio This week we have stories from our listeners. These are stories about getting injured and overcoming the injury. This episode is packed full of great advice for anyone who has been injured, or if you have a teammate that has been injured. It is important to know what to expect and the advice will help get you back on the mat my friends. Devin Pirata-(14m20s) Devin was in his junior year of high school wrestling when he sustained what he

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00:46:35

Epi 34 Making Changes to Your Bjj Game

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2014/06/09

This week we take a break from having a guest on the show and Gary and Byron talk about making changes to your BJJ game. In this episode we talk about: When to make changes to your game Why we prefer certain types of styles Why making changes creates a lot of growth Why it is difficult to make major changes to your game Changing your habits of your rolling style Making changes to get over a plateau Making changes can be a lot of fun When not to make changes Making changes during a match Enter to

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01:03:15

Epi 33 Breaking things down with Ostap Manastyrski

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2014/06/02

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio Ostap Manastryski is a brown belt under Elliott Bayev, he trains and teaches at OpenMat Mixed Martial Arts Academy in Toronto Canada. Ostap breaks down BJJ videos on his YouTube channel, this is a great resource for anyone wanting to better understand BJJ. We talk about Ostap's YouTube Channel Some of his notable tournament victories Traveling and training BJJ for an extended amount of time Teaching BJJ full time Common mistakes in lower level

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01:31:16

Epi 32 Alliance Black Belt Jonathan "Macarrao" Thomas

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2014/05/26

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio This week we are joined by Jonathan Thomas. Jonathan was recently awarded his black belt from Romero "Jacare" Cavalcanti. You will find Jonathan training, teaching, and positional sparring at The Alliance headquarters in Atlanta. This interview we talk about: Jonathan's goal in his first tournament Why developing a good guard is so important for beginners Jonathan's basic definition of recomposing Why recomposing is so important to BJJ What

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01:01:42

Epi 31 Developing Talent with Daniel Coyle

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2014/05/19

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio Daniel Coyle is a New York Times bestselling author of The Talent Code and The Little Book of Talent. He is one of the leading authorities on developing talent. He may not be a Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, but his ideas about how to practice can help you understand how you learn. The methods he has found could help catapult your game to the next level and beyond. We start off with these basic definitions: Talent Hotbed- A place that has

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01:42:40

Epi 30 Ryan Hall Interview- BJJ, MMA, and Self-Defense

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2014/05/12

In Episode 30 of the BjjBrick podcast we talk with Ryan Hall. Ryan is widely considered one of the best lightweight submission grapplers in the world. Ryan owns 50/50 Jiu-Jitsu in Falls Church, Virginia. He is a Black Belt under Felipe Costa and a professional Mixed Martial Arts fighter representing Tristar Gym. Check out a more detailed bio of Ryan Hall here. In this interview we talk about: Ryan coined the term “50/50” for the widely used position His new gym that he opened and why he

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01:24:10

Epi 29 Stephen Whittier of 40 Plus BJJ

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2014/05/05

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio Stephen Whittier is a black belt under Roberto Maia. He has an academy in Wareham Massachusetts Called SBG East Coast. Stephen has become a huge resource for the over 40 grappler. He has lots of great advice not just for the over 40 grappler, but anyone who steps on the mat. In this interview with Stephen Whittier we talk about: Why having a specific style can hold you back Why the fundamentals are so important in Jiu-Jitsu Getting on the mat

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00:46:14

Epi 28 Supplements with Dwane Clifford from Supplement U

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2014/04/28

This week we talk to Dwane Clifford about training BJJ and how supplements can be a tool to help you reach your goals. Dwane is a friend that we met on the mats. He has a passion for supplements and helping people reach their goals. Dwane has a philosophy of discovering the customers goals and then helping them find the right supplement or training to help. We talk about:Supplements that help with flexibilitySupplements that aid with staminaWhy Jiu-Jitsu players should steer clear of products with a

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01:08:20

Epi 27 An Interview with Allen Hopkins

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2014/04/21

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio Allen Hopkins is a 3rd degree black belt under Master Pedro Sauer. His school is in Hattiesburg Mississippi. He attended his first seminar July 13, 1991 it was thought by Grand Master Rorion Gracie. After that seminar Allen Hopkins was hooked on Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. We talk about:Training Gracie Jiu-Jitsu before the first UFCHis training in Japanese Jiu-JitsuAttending early Gracie Jiu-Jitsu seminarsHow Gracie Jiu-Jitsu got it's start in the United

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01:20:37

Epi 26 Gi Guide with Tom Machowicz

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2014/04/14

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio In this weeks episode we talk to Tom Machowicz (Mac) from Fuji Sports. We cover everything from getting your first gi to helping a seasoned veteran figure out what gi is best for competition. This Gi Guide covers:Why do you need a gi?Advantages to training in a giHow judo gis are different from BJJ gisBasic types of gisTips for getting a gi for kids, women and menHow the location the gi is made can effect the qualityDifferent types of weavesHow

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00:35:22

Epi 25 Girls in Gis with Amber Oxford

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2014/04/07

This week we have an interview with Amber Oxford. Amber is a Blue belt that trains at Wichita Jiu-Jitsu Club. Amber is holding a free event called Girls in Gis on April 12 at the Wichita Jiu-Jitsu Club. When she is not on the mats Amber is a full time nurse and she recently bought a salon it is called Tranquility Salon. Amber also finds time in her busy schedule to compete on a regular basis.Girls in gis started as an open mat for women, it has gotten much bigger. Girls in Gis is a nonprofit

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00:37:13

Epi 24 Four Different Types of BJJ Matches

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2014/03/31

This week we talk about the four basic types of matches you could find yourself in BJJ. We gave each match a symbol, to make it simple. 1) The straight line or arrow (------, ------>). This is a one-sided match that progresses smoothly. This match goes from start to finish with one of the competitors dominating the other. A tip for a tournament is to watch the rest of your bracket as they compete. You might see someones game plan and be able to avoid the dominant parts of their game. 2) The Figure

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01:37:48

Epi 23 Interview With Coach and BJJ Black Belt John...

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2014/03/25

This week on the podcast we bring you an interview with coach John Connors. John is the author of the e Book “Quick Start Guide to Complete Jiu Jitsu Competition Readiness”. This is a great guide for someone who is an experienced grappler or just starting out. At the age of 35 John found himself in the business world and lacking the fun and excitement of a sport. John started BJJ with Roberto Maia, and the fun and excitement was put back into his fitness. John eventually got his black belt in 2006

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