Laundry, there are memes about how much laundry jiu jitsu generates. Especially for newer people to jiu jitsu, what tips can you offer  to help avoid being the stinky person?

-Always wash your stuff, don't try to re-ware it

-Adding vinegar along with detergent helps kill bacteria that will cause smells

-Washing on cold and hang drying helps prevents gis from shrinking

-Laying gis out in the out in the sun to dry lets the natural UV light kill ordor causing bacteria, and gives your gi that really nice rough texture your partners will love you for 🤣

-If you can't wash your stuff right away, hang it, don't bunch it up or leave it in the bag

What else can you share?

Do you think it's useful to model your game after a practitioner with a similar body type? If you do this, please share an example!

What’s your favorite sweet or reversal? 

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We all learn from our instructors and coaches, but occasionally, we attend a class or seminar with a guest instructor who completely changes our perspective.

What was the most significant takeaway from a seminar or class you’ve attended in the past?

What one concept or mindset shift that made the biggest difference in your BJJ journey- and how did you discover it?

Do you find yourself reacting to your partners attacks OR do you take more of a proactive approach?

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What takedown do you have the most success with?

What is/was best rank in your Jiu Jitsu journey ? 

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Weekly Questions are here!

I'm curious to know what's the most important principle or concept in Jiu Jitsu you you have implemented and would recommend to everyone?

Feel free to share your tips and experiences with us in the comments below. We can’t wait to hear from you all!

What is the most challenging part of Jiu Jitsu?

Share your thoughts, comments and ideas. I’d love to hear from all of you guys.