BJJ is a fantastic sport but it can be really hard on the body which makes many people drop out of the sport much too soon. In this video I share one thing that has allowed me to continue training BJJ into my fifties despite almost 40 years of wear and tear on my body.

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And, above all, good luck with your training!

Stephan

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An interview on strength & conditioning for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and grappling with Steve Maxwell. Topics include strength training, conditioning, injury prevention, diet & nutrition, breath work, etc. Find more info at www.maxwellsc.com and www.seekprogress.com

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