#tbt 2010 Imagina que o placar está 2×0 para o seu oponente e falta 1’30” para a luta acabar. Você está jogando seu A Game, mas seu oponente está muito defensivo controlando o relógio. Ele já tem duas punições e você uma vantagem.

OPÇÃO 1 – FICAR Você ficaria insistindo na mesma guarda, tentando pelo menos vantagem pra ganhar?

OPÇÃO 2- IR Ou trocaria de tática, faria algo diferente mudando para um plano B que encaixe melhor com o cenário?

Se você é um competidor experiente, já viveu os dois cenários. Pense em quando ficou até o final com seu jogo principal e conseguiu vencer no finalzinho. E em outra luta em que insistiu na sua zona de conforto, a situação não apareceu e depois ficou se perguntando: “Por que não tentei algo diferente?”

Muitas vezes, isso é causado pelo erro mental número 3: medo de errar. Para evitar isso, saia da zona de conforto e confie no seu jogo. Às vezes funciona, e quando dá certo, é top! E quando não dá, pelo menos você evita o erro mental número 4: ficar remoendo a fato. Você está em paz com a sua decisão.

Antes do primeiro 2012 @ibjjf Master Worlds, o @ibjjf International Masters & Seniors era o principal evento de masters da Federação. During my final match of the master 2/Feather division in 2010, eu estava nessa posição de “Shoud I stay or should I go”?”

Puxei pra guarda mal no começo da luta, ele marcou 2×0 e começou a ficar muito defensivo controlando o relógio.

Com 1’30”, ele tinha acumulado duas punições e eu precisava de pelo menos uma vantagem pra ganhar, e eu decidi sair da minha zone de conforto e mudei de sistema de guarda.

No vídeo você vê eu fazendo guarda de duas mangas. Quando começo a trocar para a guarda de manga cruzada.

O medo de errar, é o oponente passar, acontece muito antes e durante a transição, então pratique muito as transições para que você possa diminuir, ou se possível fechar as janela de oportunidades para o seu oponente, de acordo com a guarda que você vai mudar.

No final, valeu a pena sair da zona de conforto e vencer com uma finalização.

E você? Já viveu o cenário “Should I stay or should I go?” Compartilhe nos comentários ou no direct!

Gustavo Dantas
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#tbt 2010 Imagine the score is 2-0 for your opponent, with 1’30” left in the match. You’re playing your A Game, but your opponent is very defensive, controlling the clock. He already has two penalties, and you have an advantage.

OPTION 1 – STAY Would you keep insisting on the same guard, trying to get at least an advantage point to win?

OPTION 2 – GO Or would you change tactics, do something different, switching to a plan B that fits the situation better?

If you’re an experienced competitor, you’ve lived through both scenarios. Think of a match where you stuck with your main game until the end and managed to win at the last moment. And another match where you stayed in your comfort zone, the opportunity didn’t come up, and afterward, you asked yourself, “Why didn’t I try something different?”

Many times, this is caused by mental mistake number 3: fear of making a mistake. To avoid this, step out of your comfort zone and trust your game. Sometimes it works, and when it does, it’s amazing! And when it doesn’t, at least you avoid mental mistake number 4: dwelling on the outcome. You’re at peace with your decision.

Before the first 2012 @ibjjf Master Worlds, the @ibjjf International Masters & Seniors was the main event for masters in the Federation. During my final match in the master 2/Feather division in 2010, I found myself in this “Should I stay or should I go?” position.

I pulled guard poorly at the beginning, he scored 2-0, and he started playing very defensively, controlling the clock.

With 1’30” left, he had accumulated two penalties, and I needed at least an advantage to win, so I decided to step out of my comfort zone and changed my guard system.

In the video, you see me using a two-sleeve guard, then transitioning to a cross-sleeve guard.

The fear of making a mistake, like your opponent passing, happens mostly before and during the transition, so practice your transitions a lot to minimize or close any windows of opportunity for your opponent, depending on the guard you’re switching to.

In the end, stepping out of my comfort zone was worth it, and I won with a submission.

And you? Have you ever faced the “Should I stay or should I go?” scenario? Share in the comments or send me a DM!

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This video is based off of a question I got about gaining confidence to return to sport after injury.

There are some key ideas and tips to begin before getting back to training and also when you are starting your journey back on the mats.

Link to I-PRRS Questionnaire (Injury Psychological Readiness for Return to Sport): https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Example-of-Injury-Psychological-Readiness-to-Return-to-Sport-I-PRRS-scale_tbl1_332385226

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Why some competitors excel at competition and others don’t. Stephan Kesting talks with with renowned competitor and tournament organiser Andrew ‘Goatfury’ Smith on a segment of episode 314 of The Strenuous Life Podcast.

Andrew is a 3rd degree black belt who runs Revolution BJJ (https://revolutionbjj.com/) in Richmond Virginia and helped found the US Grappling competition circuit.

The full episode with Andrew Smith is available in audio-only format the links below or search for ‘Strenuous Life Podcast’ anywhere you get your podcasts…

The Strenuous Life on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/strenuous-life-podcast-stephan-kesting-grapplearts/id320705565?mt=2

The Strenuous Life on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cDovL2tlc3RpbmcubGlic3luLmNvbS9yc3M=

The Strenuous Life on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5NTGdrtMZv8JcxpUBcdREx

The Strenuous Life on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/stephan-kesting/grapplearts-radio-podcast

Cheers,
Stephan Kesting

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Bem vindo ao Podcast Mente Blindada 24/7. A nossa missão é trazer grande Coaches e atletas do mundo das artes marciais pra compartilhar suas experiências e ajudar a blindar a sua mente não somente em competições mas na vida, 24 horas por dia 7 dias da semana.

A convidada de hoje é a Hannette Staack, 7x Campeão Mundial da IBJJF, 3x Campeã do ADCC e Co-fundadora da equipe Brasil 021.

Atualmente mora do em Chicago, nos Estados Unidos, nessa entrevista ela compartilha com você o mindset de competição e como ela usa esse mindset no vida.

Se inscreva no canal e deixe a sua sugestão para possíveis futuros convidados que você gostaria de assistir no programa. OSS!

Gustavo Dantas

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