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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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01:17:57

Epi 22 The basic positions in BJJ and what to do

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

2014/03/17

This episode we are covering some of the basics. We are going to break down some of the main positions in BJJ and give you some guidance for each one. We give tips and general strategies for:GuardSide ControlMountBackStandingTurtleQuote of the week: “When you loose say little, when you win say less.” Matt Hughes Article of the week: nuclearchainsaw.com “11 Things Your Jiu-Jitsu Instructor Won't Tell You”.

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00:56:03

Epi 21 The importance of escapes and how to get better

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2014/03/10

The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, and Stitcher radio We both spent a significant amount of time working on escapes. We have had a big increase in confidence with our grappling by getting better at our escapes. It is good to know that you will be able to escape a position. Escapes fall into two categories: Escaping submissions, and escaping positions. Tips:You need to be proficient at escaping from both sides (left and right), you do not get to choose what side is attacked.Put yourself in bad

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00:52:32

Epi 20 Growth Vs. Goals

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

2014/03/03

It is important to take a step back and look at your grappling game. Are you in a mode where you are trying to accomplish a goal? Or are you just trying to get better at BJJ in a particular area? Some examples of the goals mode that we talk about: You have a tournament coming up that you want to do well in. Achieve the next belt in BJJ. To drop some weight. Your goals should be: Tangible Realistic Have a time frame Results focused Some examples of some areas that you might consider for

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00:39:57

Epi 19 Sean Roberts Metamoris 3 Preview

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2014/02/24

This episode is in iTunes, and stitcher radio This week we have another preview of Metamoris 3. We talk to Sean Roberts, he has a match with Zak Maxwell (last weeks interview). Sean Roberts is a Black belt under Ralph Gracie, he is currently training with Checkmat. We talk to Sean about:-What he does to relax-What got him started in BJJ-His thoughts on Royler Gracie Vs. Eddie Bravo-The way he approaches the rules of Metamoris-How the Brown belt Kumite helped prepare him for Metamoris-His thoughts on

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00:32:49

Epi 18 Zak Maxwell Metamoris 3 preview

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

2014/02/17

Today we bring you the first episode of our Metamoris 3 preview. We have an interview with Zak Maxwell, he will be competing in Metamoris 3 against Sean Roberts. Zak is a black belt he is currently training at Gracie San Diego. Some of Zak Maxwell's accomplishments: Pan American Champion as Purple and Brown belts. World Champion as a Brown belt. Pan American Absolute as a Brown belt. 3X ADCC pro trials as a Black belt. Metamoris 3 will be the first time Zak has been in a submission only match

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01:16:34

Epi 17 Interview with BJJ Black Belt Roy Marsh

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2014/02/10

This week we bring you a very educational interview with Roy Marsh. Both Gary and Byron got a lot of knowledge out of talking with Roy, we hope you do too. Roy Marash is a Black Belt under Royce Gracie. He has been training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu since 2001. Roy's game is always changing but he prefers a top game with a lot of top pressure. His go to guard is the butterfly guard. He trans a lot with the military.Roy talks about:Self defense- he gives some ways he adapts training for his BJJ students

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00:54:54

Epi 16 Brian Freeman- Training BJJ with a T4 spinal...

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2014/02/03

This week we are very lucky to have a interview with the very inspirational Brian Freeman.Brian is a disabled vet with a T4 spinal cord injury with Brown-Sequard syndrome. He is from Rockingham, North Carolina. Brian enjoys training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, his 8 year old daughter convenced him to get on the mat. He started by taking private lessons first then transitiond into the regular BJJ class.Brian shares with us how BJJ has changed his life. BJJ has caused Brian to be more active then he was and

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00:50:06

Epi 15 The Business side of BJJ

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2014/01/27

This week we talk to Shawn about the business side of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. We get some great advice from Shawn about how to start your own gym or help make it more profitable. We also get some advice for professional athletes, and how they can save some money. He give some advice on where to go to get help making a business plan for the new gym owner. Shawn also gives tips about using social media to promote your business. Quote of the week: "If you work hard and smart, you will be successful in

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00:49:23

Epi 14 Renato Tavares Interview

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

2014/01/20

This week we bring you an interview with BJJ 5th degree black belt, Renato Tavares. Renato has been training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu since 1974, thats 40 years!! Renato talks to us about: -Importance of having strong fundamentals -Comparing BJJ to life- He breaks down the different belt colors to different stages in life -A story about when he moved gyms and ended up loosing $40,000 and training in his garage. Now today he has his successful gym with many students and 17 schools in his

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00:45:31

Epi 13 Dallas Niles of Lovato BJJ

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2014/01/13

In this weeks podcast Gary sits down for an interview with Dallas Niles. we are found in, iTunes, and Stitcher radio, and our website BjjBrick.com Dallas Niles is a 29 year old purple belt. He recently did a seminar at Wichita Jiu-Jitsu Club. Gary took the opportunity to get a great interview. Has been training BJJ for about 6 years under Rafael Lovato Jr. Dallas closed out the 2012 pan ams with Jarrod Dopp. He has placed at the Europeans, no-gi worlds, and won american nationals. Dallas will

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01:06:18

Epi 12 The Different types of white belts

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2014/01/06

Today we are going to be talking about the different types of white belts in BJJ. You might be a white belt or you might be coaching one, this episode should be a benefit to anyone who trains Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Types of White belts Totally new: You may appear to be a blank slate, but you are going to bring something different to the table. Good for you for getting in there and trying it out. In the long run this grappler should be a smooth rolling partner. Coaching tip- Make it

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00:35:23

Epi 11 Underdogs and what we can learn from them

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2013/12/30

We talk about the David and Goliath and other underdogs that found a way win. What do these underdogs have in common? If you are an underdog how can you turn it to your advantage? We talk about a book by Malcom Gladwell: David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants. This book sheds a new light of the David and Goliath story. We compare David to Royce Gracie, in the early UFC. We also talk about Nick Newell, the one armed MMA fighter that continues to win fights.

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00:17:20

Short Bonus Episode: What happened to Anderson...

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

2013/12/29

Short Bonus episode: What happened to Anderson Silva's leg? Today I am wondering like many of you, what happened to Anderson Silva? Why did his leg break from his kick? Can this type of injury happen to me? How can I prevent this from happening. I call up my favorite medical professional, Paramedic Craig. We don't know for sure what caused his leg to break but he says that a stress fracture is a likely cause. We talk about what a stress fracture and what are the causes of them. Craig also

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00:51:33

Epi 10 Dealing with injuries

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2013/12/23

This podcast is available in iTunes and on Stitcher radio. Just about everyone will need to deal with an injury from time to time, this is a contact sport. Today we talk about healing quicker, training with the injury and when to take some time off. It is important to listen to your body, if it hurts it may be trying to tell you something. Craig talks about having problems healing due to cholesterol medicine. Here is an article talking about the side effects of some cholesterol medicine. Gary and

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00:58:00

Epi 9 an interview with a paramedic, what to do when...

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2013/12/16

Today we have a good friend Craig on the show. Craig has been in the emergency medical field for over 32 years, he is a paramedic. Craig has been training Jiu-Jitsu for approximately 8 years. He shares some of his knowledge about dealing with injuries that might happen during class. We cover a lot of stuff in this episode! You could find yourself needing to know this information on or off the mat. This episode should help you make the right decisions after an injury happens. Craig helps us

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00:29:02

Episode 8 To gi or not to gi?

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

2013/12/09

We have a good mix of people talking about gi vs nogi training. Byron likes both, Gary is a nogi guy, and Matt likes the gi more but the nogi rules. The gi game can be described like a game of 5 vs 5. More technical and slower pace. · More difficult to escape · Grips make a huge difference · More techniques The no gi game is like a 2 vs 2 basketball game. Fast pace and lot more hustle. · Underhooks and overhooks are the “grips “ of no-gi · Leg locks

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00:46:16

Epi 7- The 12 Commandments of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu...

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

2013/12/02

We break down and discuss the 12 commandments. We don't always agree with the commands but they have a great overall message. 1. Be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. 2. Speak to every one of happiness, health, and prosperity. 3. Give all your friends the feeling that they are valuable. 4. Look at things from a positive point of view and turn positivity into a reality of life. 5 Think only about the best, work only or the best, and always expect the best. 6. Be just as

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01:04:06

Epi 6 Jake Fox

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

2013/11/25

Jake is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt under Andre Tim Monteiro. He opened up his own academy in Wichita Kansas about a year and a half ago. Jake has done MMA, Muay Thai, and Jiu-Jitsu. We start off this interview about Andre telling us a little about Jake. Jake talks with us about: -Opening up his own school -His journey from white belt to black belt -His training philosophies -Training at different skill levels -Dealing with injuries -Overcoming Obstacles Quote of the week "we are not here

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00:41:33

Epi 5 Jason Bircher KcBjj.mp3

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

2013/11/19

Today we talk to Jason Bircher. He is a black belt under Renato Tavares, he has a BJJ club in Kansas City. Jason talks about his history in BJJ. He gives us several tips for competing. He will give you some great advice with developing your game. Throughout the interview you can tell Jason has a deep passion for BJJ. This interview is available in iTunes and Stitcher radio. Quote “The man is the size of his dreams” from Andre Tim Monteiro Article of the week- From Innerbjj.com “The Bjj

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01:01:44

Epi 4- Andre Tim Monteiro

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

2013/11/11

We talk to Andre about His nick name “Tim” How BJJ has helped him reach his dreams He has 2 different types of BJJ games (in the gym, competition) Overcoming his first big loss as a kid His training schedule (he trains every day!) Andre gives great advice to students who are going to compete for the first time Get a game plan Train your game plan at the gym Stick to your game plan at the tournament Please listen to your coach on the side of the mat What he the does before an important match The

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