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Since 2012, REV Jiu Jitsu & Fitness develops champions on and off the mat. If you are ready to develop unbeatable game and get into unbelievable shape, then it is time to start training at REV!
Since 2012, REV Jiu Jitsu & Fitness develops champions on and off the mat. If you are ready to develop unbeatable game and get into unbelievable shape, then it is time to start training at REV!
REV Jiujitsu and Fitness
John Danaher’s Analysis Of The Informality Of The Belt System in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
/0 Comments/in Tips /by Team REVIn this article John Danaher shares his analysis on the informality of our beloved art’s belt progression and it’s an interesting to compare his analysis with Roy Harris
Progression in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu – Black Belt
/0 Comments/in Tips /by Team REVThis article was written by Roy Harris and I don’t necessarily subscribe to all of his thoughts about belt progression skill sets but it is interesting. Roy is one of few black belts that has published his thoughts about white through black belt progression. – John Mendoza
Progression in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu – Brown Belt
/0 Comments/in Tips /by Team REVThis article was written by Roy Harris and I don’t necessarily subscribe to all of his thoughts about belt progression skill sets but it is interesting. Roy is one of few black belts that has published his thoughts about white through black belt progression. – John Mendoza
Progression in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu – Purple Belt
/0 Comments/in Tips /by Team REVThis article was written by Roy Harris and I don’t necessarily subscribe to all of his thoughts about belt progression skill sets but it is interesting. Roy is one of few black belts that has published his thoughts about white through black belt progression. – John Mendoza
Progression in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu – Blue Belt
/0 Comments/in Tips /by Team REVThis article was written by Roy Harris and I don’t necessarily subscribe to all of his thoughts about belt progression skill sets but it is interesting. Roy is one of few black belts that has published his thoughts about white through black belt progression. – John Mendoza
Progression in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu – White Belt
/0 Comments/in Tips /by Team REVThis article was written by Roy Harris and I don’t necessarily subscribe to all of his thoughts about belt progression skill sets but it is interesting. Roy is one of few black belts that has published his thoughts about white through black belt progression. – John Mendoza
Blue Belt Advice – Develop Your Guard
/0 Comments/in Tips /by Johnny MendozaAs newcomers to the world of Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ), the first year of training often revolves around grasping the fundamental mechanics of techniques and understanding the options available from basic ground positions. However, as practitioners progress to the blue belt level, a new phase of exploration and refinement emerges, particularly concerning the guard position.
BJJ Quotes: 11 more pieces of BJJ wisdom to inspire and instruct
/0 Comments/in Tips /by Team REVThe article delves into a collection of inspirational Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu quotes that encapsulate the essence and philosophy of this martial art. Drawing wisdom from notable practitioners and instructors, the quotes not only resonate with the spirit of Jiu-Jitsu but also offer valuable life lessons.
Focus vs Potential
/0 Comments/in Personal /by Johnny MendozaAfter decades immersed in the world of jiu-jitsu, I’ve come to a resounding realization: potential is abundant in all of us. Even those who may seem unbalanced, unathletic, out of shape, or weak possess the potential to excel in jiu-jitsu—not just to be good, but to be truly great.
Top Principles to Learn In Your First Year of Training (Part 2)
/0 Comments/in Tips /by Johnny MendozaThe majority of students in most academies will be white belts. Shout out to my white belts! Many of them feel overwhelmed when they begin learning . Trying to remember innumerable techniques with many details is more than anyone can actually remember. Plus when it comes time to roll toward the end of class they feel vulnerable in every position… where do you start? (Part 2)