Bekah Bradshaw

14 Mar 11:30

As someone who had no experience coaching sports before, this class was immensely helpful. The in-person course will expose your weaknesses either as a practitioner or presenter and give you the tools unlock your full potential. 

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10 Mar 09:44

What is more important for jiu jitsu, strength or flexibility? 

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11 Jan 23:13

What is one win you had in the past week? Big or small, on or off the mats.

I think motivation and confidence can really dip when we stop seeing or recognizing the little improvements we are making in our lives or on the mats. 

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11 Jan 23:06

I would tell myself to thoughtfully consider what concepts the techniques I'm learning are demonstrating. Like with cooking, you can certainly follow a good recipe and have satisfactory results. However, its nice when you understand what the ingredients are meant to do for the dish so that making modifications based on your resources is easier. 

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24 Nov 16:30

I will sometimes practice on my partner at home! Or just work on visualizing certain positions I struggle with. Recording myself and picking apart things I could have done better also keeps my mind engaged. 

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24 Nov 16:24

I'm excited to work on double leg takedowns with the teens! It will be another great addition to their arsenal of techniques in getting their partner to the ground. 

Probably some kind of armlock or wrist lock 

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I have been a victim of the wristlock as well... Thanks to Regis lol

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10 Nov 23:21

What submission do you get caught in the most? 

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28 Oct 18:39

Lately, I am usually aiming to get to top control. Doesn't always workout but I feel like I am learning a lot about all of the transitional positions on the way.

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