Reflecting on your performance after a competition is vital to enhancing your skills. This involves examining four critical areas. The goal is to recognize what you did well and areas that need improvement, pursuing not the success others expect from you but the success you seek for yourself.

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Sam Crook is a first-degree black belt, 4-time IBJJF Black Belt National Champion, 4-time British Champion, and the Jiu-Jitsu head coach of the nonprofit organization FRANCIS NGANOU FOUNDATION in the Village of Bati, Cameroon, Africa.

His cousin encouraged Sam to start his jiu-jitsu journey to lose weight, and as a result, he began an impressive story that has led him around the World;

Sam has trained from London to Rio making stops at multiple places in between to capitalize on world-class training, all while competing as much as he could.

Since 2019 Sam has been a volunteer instructor for the Francis Ngannou Foundation. The social project aims to utilize martial arts as personal development tools, especially jiu-jitsu, and a way out poverty.

Gustavo Dantas

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Are you a Black Belt Adult or Master Competitor committed to taking your competition mindset to an even higher level?

The BJJ Mental Coach & Jiu-Jitsu Tribe are going to choose five BLACK BELT competitors to partner up with to support your mental preparation for the 2020 IBJJF Adult and or Master Worlds. You will have access to private coaching with me free of charge.

The only thing that we ask you in return is that after the competition, you organize a Fundraising Seminar with 100% of the proceeds going towards Jiu-Jitsu Tribe.

JJ Tribe is a 501 c3 nonprofit organization that supports social projects who offer free jiu-jitsu classes to unprivileged children and young adults in impoverished communities, inspiring, impacting and improving their lives keeping them away from drugs & crime, creating hope and creating champions on and off the mats. Your donation helps projects to pay for their monthly expenses and facilities makeovers.

If you think about it, it’s a win-win situation. The concepts of The BJJ Mental Coach have been helping Competitors from all over the World to discover what is holding them back from performing to the best of their abilities and reaching their full potential on and off the mats. I have a conviction the concepts can help you to perform even better as well.

Plus, you will have a chance to give back to the Jiu-Jitsu Community, representing and being a supporter of the nonprofit Jiu-Jitsu Tribe.

If you would like to find out more about the requirements and how to apply for this partnership, visit http://www.jiujitsutribe.org/coaching OSS!

Gustavo Dantas
Co-founder of JIu-Jitsu Tribe

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