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BJJ Coaching Convos w/ Kabir BathAuthor: Kabir Bath
Join Kabir Bath on "BJJ Coaching Convos," where the mats meet the mic. Dive into candid talks with top BJJ coaches, sharing insights on best practices, coaching strategies, and personal journeys. This podcast brings the depth of coaching wisdom to the forefront, focusing on real-world applications. A must-listen for coaches, athletes, and BJJ enthusiasts eager for an inside look into the art of coaching. Discover the stories and strategies shaping BJJ today. Language: en-ca Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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#14: Mike Piekarski (@doctor_kickass)
Wednesday, 29 May, 2024
In this conversation, Mike Piekarski discusses his experience with implementing an ecological approach to teaching Jiu-Jitsu. He explains that he was inspired by his background in physical therapy and his exposure to scientific literature on motor learning. Mike shares his observations and challenges in teaching and learning Jiu-Jitsu using this approach, including the importance of live training, the need for clear objectives, and the value of playfulness and problem-solving. He also discusses the role of time in structuring training sessions and the benefits of reducing complexity and focusing on fundamental concepts. The conversation focuses on training methods and considerations for implementing live training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). The speakers discuss the use of specific games and drills to encourage desired behaviors and improve skills. They also touch on the importance of warm-ups and injury prevention in training. Stand-up techniques and takedowns are highlighted as areas that should be incorporated into training to prepare students for real-life situations. In this conversation, Kabir and Mike discuss different approaches to warming up and gradually increasing the intensity of training. They also talk about the importance of sequencing techniques and adding and removing submissions in training. Mike shares his thoughts on designing classes and incorporating constraints to encourage playfulness and reduce the fear of getting submitted. They also discuss the concept of a 'fit test' to ensure proper grip maintenance in submissions. Overall, they emphasize the importance of experimentation and finding what works best for individual students. Chapters 00:00 Implementing an Ecological Approach to Jiu-Jitsu Teaching 12:47 The Impact of Playfulness and Problem-Solving in Learning 29:59 Optimizing Jiu-Jitsu Training: Games, Constraints, and Behaviors 32:41 Managing Training Volume and Fatigue in Jiu-Jitsu 38:50 Injury Prevention and Progressive Intensity in Jiu-Jitsu Training 43:50 Integrating Stand-Up Techniques in Jiu-Jitsu Training 49:44 The Role of Warm-Ups and Feedback in Jiu-Jitsu Training 52:33 Breaking the Fear of Takedowns: Designing Safe Training Sessions 55:49 Innovative Training Methods in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu 58:56 Designing Effective BJJ Classes 01:02:02 Mastering Submissions and Grip Maintenance in BJJ 01:05:10 Applying Motor Learning Principles in BJJ Instruction
