Episode 17: Everything good for you is bad for opponents | How to improve your Jiu Jitsu as a zero sum game

Episode 17: Everything good for you is bad for opponents | How to improve your Jiu Jitsu as a zero sum game

In this concise episode Adam and Tim hone in on the idea that Jiu Jitsu is a zero sum game, and what this means for us strategically and for our learning. They delve into how every movement increases or decreases control, and how to make sure that the small exchanges add up over time to huge advantages and inevitable submissions. If this podcast is helpful, don't forget we have an instagram at open.matpodcast where you can interact with us, ask questions, debate points and get sneak peaks i...

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Episode 38: Why you shouldn't only train in the gi  - but should sometimes | Balancing Gi and no Gi training

Episode 38: Why you shouldn't only train in the gi - but should sometimes | Balancing Gi and no Gi training

Most people don't train only gi anymore, but should you train in it sometimes? Tim and Adam discuss how, when and why to train in both, and how to manage the balance between the two if you're in a sch...

23 Apr 32min

Episode 37: Why ignoring concepts makes our BJJ better | Improving specific skills | When efficiency is and is not important

Episode 37: Why ignoring concepts makes our BJJ better | Improving specific skills | When efficiency is and is not important

The idea of understanding and learning concepts in Jiu Jitsu - like posture, inside position, and head control - has been the gold standard of "good" technique for years. But when it comes to learning...

26 Mars 46min

Episode 36: Why white belts SHOULD teach other white belts | The role of reflection on the mats

Episode 36: Why white belts SHOULD teach other white belts | The role of reflection on the mats

Tim and Adam discuss a common situation: White belts giving feedback and advice to other white belts. They discuss the role and importance of peer feedback among junior students, and the place it shou...

17 Mars 43min

Episode 35: Never have drop-in nerves again | How to properly drop in while travelling | Finding "Home gyms" while travelling

Episode 35: Never have drop-in nerves again | How to properly drop in while travelling | Finding "Home gyms" while travelling

Tim and Adam discuss dropping in to new gyms while travelling. While this sounds like one of the easiest decisions to make while travelling, most practitioners have anxiety when it is actually time to...

27 Feb 38min

Episode 34: How to create Ecological “games” for Jiu Jitsu | Is Flow Rolling useful?

Episode 34: How to create Ecological “games” for Jiu Jitsu | Is Flow Rolling useful?

Tim and Adam discuss how they create classes in which they don't demonstrate or drill techniques. They cover how to break technique apart into individual skills, how to create games that directly impr...

13 Feb 53min

Episode 33: Winning positions you can't control | Becoming dangerous in Turtle and Front Headlock | The importance of a primary attack

Episode 33: Winning positions you can't control | Becoming dangerous in Turtle and Front Headlock | The importance of a primary attack

In this episode Tim and Adam address the difficult positions of Front Headlock and Turtle, and how to build a dominant game. They discuss why it's impossible to control right away, how to focus aggres...

6 Feb 36min

Episode 32: Is "Old School" Jiu Jitsu coming back?| Jiu Jitsu's metagame | Why techniques always become less effective over time

Episode 32: Is "Old School" Jiu Jitsu coming back?| Jiu Jitsu's metagame | Why techniques always become less effective over time

Tim and Adam discuss the cycle and evolution of Jiu Jitsu's competitive "metagame". They discuss how competitive BJJ has evolved since Tim started in 2009, what is currently happening, and also what t...

30 Jan 45min

Episode 31: Does lineage actually mean something? | Finding significance in rank

Episode 31: Does lineage actually mean something? | Finding significance in rank

Tim and Adam discuss whether knowing and tracking Jiu Jitsu lineage still means anything in an art that continues to become more of a sport every year. They discuss how it may give meaning to belts th...

23 Jan 32min

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