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Think about it: have you ever competed in a jiu-jitsu tournament or just watched a jiu-jitsu competition on YouTube or UFC Fight Pass? Surely, you have noticed that all of the matches begin with both competitors on their feet.
Imagine if you will that when you walk into a Jiu Jitsu gym and step out onto the mats for the first time. There are new faces everywhere, and you are not really sure what to expect. You also have some courage, demonstrated by the fact that you showed up and are now standing on the mat. But you don’t have any skills.
Born in 1967, in Washington D.C. to a pilot in the New Zealand air force, he and his family returned to New Zealand where he was raised and grew up. He eventually earned his Bachelor’s and Masters’ degrees in philosophy from the University of Auckland, and then moved to New York City to work on a Ph.D. in philosophy at Columbia University.
If you are like us and you absolutely cannot get enough jiu-jitsu from just going to class, you can certainly learn new techniques and refine old ones by watching jiu-jitsu videos. Jiu-jitsu has come a long way since it first showed up on the shores of America in the 20th century. One of the best ways to improve your jiu-jitsu game is by watching videos online.
