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🗓️ 16 October 2023
⏱️ 64 minutes
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On this episode, Chewy and Eugene discuss what makes the difference between white belt and black belt level techniques and how black belts make “basic” techniques so effective.
We discuss one of the biggest factors to developing black belt level techniques, the intuition and feel that develops with experience, learning physical cues of BJJ techniques, the process of learning and developing black belt level techniques, why training hard isn’t the fastest way to get better, the value of focused drilling, when you should focus on your best techniques, how to utilize solo drills as well as the benefits of solo drills, and the main concepts and ideas of what make a black belt level technique.
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0:00.0 | What are guys? Welcome to today's podcast. Today we're going to answer a question and talk about the difference between essentially what separates a white belt technique from a black belt technique, right? You know, again, the idea and the question we'll dive into here in just a minute is essentially how can a black belt use a technique that a, that every white belt knows and still do really well at the highest level of jiu-jitsu? |
0:26.2 | So that's going to be kind of the focus of today's podcast. |
0:29.0 | And we'll talk about what separates those techniques. |
0:31.6 | And we'll also talk about what you could do to potentially make that happen or what you can do with your training in order to |
0:38.3 | facilitate that process to developing your techniques to be that black belt level. |
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