Episode 266 - Coach's Corner: How To Continue To Make Progress As A BJJ Coach

The Chewjitsu Podcast

Eugene Tsozik

Wrestling, Wellness, Brazilianjiujitsu, Sports, Interviews, Mma, Bjj, Health, Chewjitsu, Injuryprevention

5 • 643 Ratings

🗓️ 3 July 2023

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of The Chewjitsu Podcast, Chewy and Eugene answer a question from a BJJ coach who feels that he is not improving his BJJ as a coach, and what he can do to get better.

We discuss 5 key ideas:

Do not take on the mindset of the student.
How to structure your rolling to ensure you get something out of it.
Put yourself in bad positions.
Travel, invite people to your gym, and compete.
Use time to study.

We also discuss what changed in Chewy’s training routine that evolved his game, the importance of modeling after successful people, whether you should you know everything as a coach, how to balance giving to your students and working on your own game.

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0:00.0	What up, guys? Welcome to today's podcast with Eugene and I. Today we're going to chat about a
0:05.0	question that I got from a fellow coach. This is something that I've found out during my travels
0:12.4	and communicating with you guys through emails and everything else that a lot of you guys
0:17.3	listening there, we have a fair amount of coaches, people that are, you know, within their first decade, if you will, first decade of their teaching.
0:26.5	And I've gotten some questions from them.
0:28.2	And so from time to time, I do this on YouTube.
0:30.4	And we're going to do this today on the podcast.
0:32.6	This is going to be the coaches corner, right?
0:34.8	So we're going to get into some ideas for coaches and people that run gyms and people that teach classes.
0:39.9	And again, you may not be a full-time gym owner, but you could be a coach.
0:42.9	You could be an assistant coach.
0:44.7	And even then some of the ideas that we're going to get into because the question,
0:48.8	we'll just sort of throw that out there right now, is basically this guy is a coach.
0:53.7	He's been coaching for about two years his students
0:56.0	are making great progress but he is not and obviously he's seen that you know i've i've been
1:01.4	competing still i've won world like you went to the world championships i've done nogie pans
1:05.7	won that in three different weight classes as a coach right i've done i've done all my biggest wins as a coach. So he's like,
1:12.6	how do you keep progressing even while you're coaching? And so we're going to dive into this a bit.
1:16.8	And even some of the ideas that I'm going to share with you today, while it is specifically
1:21.2	tailored to a coach's situation, you can still take advantage of them. Because a lot of them
1:26.4	aren't that specific.
1:28.0	You're just the coaches.
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