BJJ Fanatics 658: Justin Flores

Kurt is back! In this episode, Kurt responds to lots of questions from the listeners, we talk music and the passing of the legend Ozzy Osbourne, Kurt breaks out his Boston accent and he talks about his desire to start a new cooking show! 

Rick Ellis joins the show to discuss Jiu-Jitsu for older guys! He talks about what your goals should be and reframing your mentality as you age on the mats. He also talks about pitfalls to avoid like not regulating your intensity and comparing to others 

Renato Canuto joins the show fresh off his professional MMA debut! He talks about his experience stepping into the cage, balancing grappling competitions with his MMA training, and gives a detailed breakdown of the 100 men vs a gorilla question! 

Join Josh McKinney, host of the "I Suck at Jiu-Jitsu" podcast, as he interviews BJJ black belt and author Robert Drysdale about his new book, "The Rise and Evolution of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu." Discover how Carlson Gracie Sr. shaped modern BJJ, delve into lessons from BJJ history, a ... Show More

Craig Jones has taken the jiu-jitsu world by storm, reaching a level of fame that even Gordon Ryan couldn't touch. How did he do it? By blending extraordinary grappling skills with a knack for social media and a flair for the dramatic. Jeff Glover even compares him to a real ... Show More

Do your coaches and friends tell you to just keep training Jiu Jitsu to get stronger for Jiu Jitsu? Learn here why that could be leading you on a path toward injury, and how influencers in the world might be steering you in the wrong direction.  Increase athleticism, reduce injur ... Show More

Kamaru Usman & Henry Cejudo are teaming up and entering the ring of podcasting together for a brand new weekly show, Pound 4 Pound. Every week, you can expect interviews with athletes and celebrity guests + breakdowns of everything going on in the fight game. and whatever else th ... Show More

Chances are we love our BJJ coaches and they are one of the sole reasons we are still in the game. But could your coach inadvertently be setting a bad example? We have talked about why wearing injuries on your sleeve as a jiu jitsu practitioner is a bad thing, but what about when ... Show More

Why is getting better consistently at BJJ such a tall order? Stay tuned for the Finale of the 2 part pod. Learn how you might be able to make jiu jitsu easier on yourself and those around you.  Increase athleticism, reduce injuries and build a grapplers physique with the Bulletpr ... Show More

There's been some discourse about what the best method of training is for jiu jitsu folks. Some front runners of the S&C industry are saying barbell is the best tool for this. We say you might need a more diversified approach and that no one thing can be absolute. Learn more abou ... Show More

When the motivation river has run dry, where can you turn? The boys talk about how discipline has been the anchor of their relationships with BJJ and fitness and how it can do the same for you... Increase athleticism, reduce injuries and build a grapplers physique with the Bullet ... Show More

Do you struggle with No-Gi grappling? Do mainly train in the Gi but want to improve your No-Gi game? Recently a friend of the podcast confessed to Joey about sucking at No-Gi. The thing is they are really good in the Gi, so why is the Gap so great? The boys break down exactly why ... Show More

Joe is joined by the legendary jiu jitsu coach and founder of the Danaher Death Squad, John Danaher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices