7 days a week sounds good, but I don’t think that would be personally sustainable. 4-5 would be the perfect amount for me, those 2 days off give an opportunity to reflect on past days training and makes me look forward to the next day on the mat. Avoid any burnout! 

This week in All Levels we are starting over with our guard fundamentals. A very important week to drop in! 

Also, this Saturday I’ll be covering a Mount Attacks work shop. If you’re free this weekend, make sure to come check it out! 

This Tuesday in All Levels we are going to be looking at several Kimura variations from side control. It’s going to be a good one! 

If I see something on IG, I save it and sit on it for a while contemplating how realistic it is. If I think it could work I just try it in open mat or with a complaint partner to see if it still holds up. 

As far as instructors, I typically shade towards the big names that I recognize and I know they’ve had success at the highest level. If it’s working there, should hopefully work for me! 

No one likes being stuck in side control. Come check out some ways to escape so you never have to be there again! 

Typically I try not to lift and train jiu jitsu on the same day to ensure I’m physically prepared for whichever training I’m doing that day. Mentally, I try to pick a video or two to watch that week and try to hit that move whether it’s in class or in open mat. 

One of the most utilized submissions is the Rear Naked Choke. Come check out why it’s so effective! 

A big focus for class on Tuesday is going to be on the transition from turtle to back control. If you find the turtle position frustrating, make sure to drop in on Tuesday at 10am as we look at some awesome options! 

For all you lapel fans out there, it’s a good week for you. Cross choke and baseball choke pair so nicely together. Make sure you come this week to drill! 

Double leg takedown flowing right into two nice submissions. It’s going to be a fun week!