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AOJ SOLO DRILLS TO IMPROVE MOBILITY + MOVEMENT (PART 1)


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AOJ SOLO DRILLS shown by Coach Tainan Dalpra. The drills are designed to help improve mobility & movement.
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Increase Back and Hip Mobility To Decrease Risk Of Back Injury In BJJ


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Improving the range of motion in your spine will help with back pain and reduce the risk of back injury.

This sequence take a comprehensive approach to improving not only the mobility in your thoracic and lumbar spine, but the additional hip mobility exercise will help decrease hip tightness and pain allowing for overall improvement in guard retention.

This is a favorite active warm up that I do prior to training to get my body warmed up.

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BJJ Foot Pain Fix


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Whether you are going for a takedown, defending a takedown, passing the guard, or even when exploding to a new position, the feet are integral in being effective in all of these tasks.

In this video I share a multi-faceted approach on how to deal with foot pain.

1. The video demonstrates a way to stretch and reduce tension in the plantar fascia (the tissue under the foot).

2. Mobilize and improve range of motion in the ankle joint.

3. How to stretch the calf muscles.

This is a solid warm-up (shorter hold times and more dynamic stretching) or a great cool down to decrease tightness, pain, and stiffness after a tough training session (longer stretches and hold times).

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Improve Your Guard Retention With This!


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Tight hips and adductors (groin muscles) can limit and hinder your ability to use your legs effectively to regain guard and also make your guard easier to pass due to the limited range of motion.

This sequence is great as it allows for a different and multi-directional stretch that is effective and very useful.

Start in a wide and comfortable stance, walk the hands forward in front of the body and then back towards the legs. Then walk the hands side to side and find the restrictions in your flexibility and hip mobility.

Hold the stretches for 5-15 seconds if warming up and hold for longer time periods of cooling down after exercise.

Perform the exercises for 2 minutes (or longer if you are doing a cool down).

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This Quick Mobility Sequence Is One Of The Best For BJJ


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This is one of my absolute favorite sequences for warming up my arms, shoulders, thoracic spine, lumbar spine, and the legs. Its quick, easy, and useful.

One of the keys to this warm up is the weight-bearing component of this sequence. You are getting into a quadruped position (on all fours) and loading (applying pressure to) the shoulders and legs. This loading stimulates the muscles to fire and activate to maintain your body off the mat which in turn gets the muscles working and the blood flowing in those joints and muscles.

You start slowly and gradually increase range of motion in both the “upward dog” and “downward dog” positions which will warm up and dynamically stretch the muscles.

Perform this for repetitions or time. I like to do about 10 repetitions for 5-10 second holds or 1-2 minutes.

A nice addition is to pump the ankles in order to stretch the calves when in the “downward dog” position.

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Try This Different Way Of Using A Foam Roller To Stretch The Hip Flexors


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The hip flexors are a muscle group that can get overworked and can be notoriously tight and painful in jiu-jitsu practitioners and in anyone that sits a lot throughout the day.

There are numerous ways to stretch the hip flexors, and this technique uses the extension of the hip by using the foam roller to stretch the hip flexor instead of the traditional lunge technique where the leg is stationary and the body lunges forward.

This is just a different way to elicit a stretch than the traditional means of stretching the hip flexor. This technique also requires increased control of the hip and leg to provide a comfortable and appropriate stretch.

I’m always trying to learn and explore new ways to get the most out of my body and to help preserve the body to allow for high level function and performance.

Let me know what you think in the comments below!

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One tip to improve recovery after BJJ training


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This one tip will make your recovery more effective and reduce tight muscles as well as stiff joint.

The key is to perform your recovery work within 15 minutes or less after you have completed your work out. The reason is simple, the muscles are still warm and more easily stretched out and moved.

Doing this will keep the muscle from getting so tight and will make your recovery more comfortable and more effective.

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One exercise to treat achilles tendonitis


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Achilles tendonitis, calf, and heel pain can really limit your function and ability to perform a deep squat while exercising or even get into proper position in BJJ such as being on active toes when in an opponent’s guard. This exercise using an eccentric contraction (“negatives”) to not only actively stretch the calf and foot, but to also strengthen the calf muscle in a pain-free way can really be effective.

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Psoas Muscle Self-Release With Ball


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The Psoas muscle is usually tight and tender in most people. Jiu-Jitsu practitioners are no exception since we focus on keeping our hips up and in to prevent guard passing. Releasing this painful, tight, and tender muscle can be a challenge, but this technique is relaxing and easy to do. Not to mention that tight psoas muscles can be a contributor to low back pain, which is another common issue with BJJ players. Try this technique out, you will have looser hips and less pain.

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Hip Mobility For BJJ: 5 Warm-up Drills


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In this tutorial, Thiago Rodrigues shows 5 BJJ Drills for improving hip mobility, which is essential for grappling. You can perform these solo drills by yourself, everyday, for 5-10 reps each. Whether it’s jiu-jitsu, weight lifting, or kicking, you will always be using your hips!
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The Best Neck Stretches For BJJ


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This series of stretches are some of my go-to exercises for improving neck pain, decreasing neck tension, and improving neck mobility. As we train Jiu-Jitsu, we constantly engage our muscles that allow for shrugging of the shoulders to fight off chokes and submissions.
Also everyday sitting tasks such as working on the computer can cause major postural dysfunction. This series of stretches are some of the absolute best and most effective to stretch the neck muscles, reduce pain, improve range of motion, and keep your neck healthy for BJJ.

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Solo Drills for Grappling & Functional Mobility


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Here are some functional mobility drills that are particularly useful for grappling movements based off of those common in bjj and wrestling. Minimal to no equipment is needed, making these drills easy to do almost anywhere, anytime.

No particular order is necessary and you can mix and match and combine these however best fits your needs. There are hundreds of helpful movements like this, but these are some of my favorites I felt like sharing. Let me know what you think.

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How to improve low back pain from BJJ


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Low back pain is something most, if not all, BJJ practitioners currently deal with or have dealt with. Back pain can limit your movement, technique, and effectiveness on the mats.
This video gives you a number of stretches and other techniques that will help you maintain your flexibility, control tightness, and reduce pain.

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Yoga for BJJ: Free basic class


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A basic class to give the viewer a taste of what the videos look like on our website.
EVERYONE is encouraged to give it a try and experience what their body feels like after just 20 minutes.
The best time to start prolonging and bettering your BJJ experience is TODAY.

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