It doesn’t matter whether which belt you are… From time to time, you’ll feel as if you’re stagnating on your Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu journey. As if you’re not doing “enough”; that you don’t have enough techniques at your disposal.
For that reason, you’ll be looking forward to learning more techniques! But, how are you supposed to do it? How are you supposed to add more techniques and positions to your game?
Nick “Chewy” Albin shares a bulletproof way for doing so.
ADDING NEW TECHNIQUES AND POSITIONS TO YOUR GAME
Chewy compares adding new techniques to building a house. For, when you’re first looking to build a house, you need to find the land on which it’s going to be – the area, that is. In the same way, when learning a technique, you should learn how to get into a position – entries into it.
Then, you’re going to be building the house itself. To do so with your technique, you’ll first learn how to hold the position after entering it. And in the end, you will be adding furniture and similar things to your new home… Which means that, after you can hold the position in a solid manner, you will be able to actually perform the submissions themselves.
Watch more on how to do this on the video below:
