Episode 245 - One of Chewy's Top 5 Strategies For BJJ

The Chewjitsu Podcast

Eugene Tsozik

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5 • 643 Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2023

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

On this episode, Chewy shares one of his top 5 strategies for BJJ. Chewy also shares some interesting and random history facts about Gladiators at the start of the episode.

Chewy discusses how he improved his guard passing by working on his bottom game, having patience with grip fighting, the importance of discipline when trying to pass guard, whether you should practice on one side or both sides when learning a new technique, the value of moving side to side to create angles, an idea on how to improve longevity in Jiu-Jitsu, what to look for when trying to pass the guard, how going to your weaker side will provide a deeper understanding of a technique, and why winning in practice doesn’t matter.

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0:00.0	What's up, guys? Welcome to do the podcast on this episode. I'm going to, this one, you know, do a little something different. I'm first going to regale you with a little interesting tidbit of history that might be interesting to you if you're interested in gladiators and stuff, you know, as someone that's a bit involved in combat sports for a long time. I feel like
0:21.4	a lot of us feel like we have some faint connection to that, right? And again, it's not nearly
0:26.4	brutal. So I don't want to, I don't want to say it's like apples and apples. It's clearly not.
0:30.5	But I think that, um, any of us that have fought MMA when you've like stepped into a cage with
0:36.0	another human being and you start beating each other up while people are screaming and yelling like you find that there's a little bit of
0:42.0	that there or if you go to a jihitsu competition and you're hearing the crowd roaring like you
0:45.8	you have some semblance of what that experience is like so we'll talk about that and then afterwards
0:50.4	I will give you one of my top five tips for Jiu-Jitsu. And I say top five because in no particular order, is it the best one or the worst one?
0:56.9	It's just one of the most useful ones.
0:58.9	And recently it's been something that I've used in a big way to win several matches,
1:03.5	including my 2022 Nogi World's performance, as well as some matches where I had recently
1:08.4	where we're going to get some really young, tough competitors in a like a little local tournament.
1:14.4	They showed up and there's some some tough dudes.
1:16.9	And one of which I think is going to be pretty good in the years to come for sure.
1:21.1	And it'll be one of those things where I'll look back and be like, yep, when I get a little older
1:24.4	and he's like to the point where he can just like smoke me.
1:26.7	It's kind of like with Chad.
1:28.5	Like, you know, like Chad's like one of those things where like the last time of
1:31.1	Roble Chad, I'm like, I'm just struggling to hang on.
1:33.4	And it's like, yeah, but back in the day, I used to, I used to put it to him.
1:37.9	You know what I mean?
1:38.4	Or I used to be able to hang with him. nope and I'm sure this will be the case with that young guy as he continues to grow and uh but that
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