We know you love Jiu Jitsu and we know you think of the guys at the gym as a second family, but would it not be nice if your family at home would do Jiu Jitsu? If most of your friends started Jiu Jitsu?
Of course it would, but convincing people to come to Jiu Jitsu is a difficult task. Let us have a look at some important points to consider when trying to convince someone to come to Jiu Jitsu training.
BJJ black belt Robin Geisler sat down with his wife Mandy to talk a little bit about her experience so far in jiu-jitsu and what may be some helpful ideas to get your loved ones to experience it with you.
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