New BJJ Coaches, Don’t Make This Progress-Destroying Mistake

Gary Berger — Fri, 13 Jan 2023 20:00:08 +0000

Recently I’ve received a lot of questions from new coaches who are moving into the new phase of their BJJ which requires them to coach and teach others. So with that, I figured I’d do some videos specifically for coaches in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu.

Today’s video is answering the question I’ve received from new coaches who are curious if there is any 1 mistake that I see new coaches make in BJJ.

So in the video I address the most common mistake I see coaches make in BJJ (new or otherwise).

Hopefully after the video you’ll worry less about being impressive and more focused on being effective to the students.

Hope the video helps you!
-Chewy
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Belt Lineage in BJJ Doesn’t Matter

Gary Berger — Tue, 22 Jan 2019 22:15:00 +0000

Does your BJJ belt lineage really matter if you plan to teach?

Of course this is my opinion, but assuming that your belt lineage is legitimate. I really don’t think it matters as many people think.

As a young coach who was a brown belt. I had an obscure Brazilian Jiu-jitsu lineage for most. But I was still able to be successful in competitions and as a coach.

I’ve grown a gym that’s nearly 10000 sq ft and has hundreds of people training.

I accomplished this not with my really cool belt lineage. But because I was very much invested in the success of my students and my drive to help them.

Now, all that said, I think lineage can be important in a few cases. But if you’re someone who is looking to become a Brazilian Jiujitsu coach or instructor.

I think your belt lineage is less important when compared to who you are as a person and how you teach your students.

-Chewy

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