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🥋How to Select a Training Program for BJJ Performance💪

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The BJJ Performance Tip of the Week | #035

Mobility🧘🏽‍♂️ •Strength 💪🏽 •Nutrition 🥑 •Interesting🧐

Edition: Friday, September 29th, 2023

In last weeks newsletter I walked through how to prep for a BJJ Competition. In the guide I mentioned a strategy of selecting the best training program BJJ involves assessing your weaknesses and determine the best program that addresses those weaknesses.

I received a bunch of questions about how to go about those processes so I wanted to address it here.

List Your Areas of Performance:

I highly recommend assessing your current fitness level by listing out all the key areas of athletic performance or those that are important to you, and rank yourself on a scale of 1 to 10, then based on the 2-3 areas that need the most work, select a jiujitsu specific training program that addresses those areas, areas of performance may include:

  • 💪🏽Strength
  • ⚡Power
  • 💥Explosiveness
  • 🏃🏽‍♂️Aerobic Conditioning (endurance)
  • 💨Peak Anaerobic Conditioning (VO2 Max)
  • 🧘🏽‍♂️Mobility / Flexibility

Now what…

Once you have identified your top 2-3 areas you want to develop/choose a program that best aligns with addressing those weaknesses. For example, if you’ve identified STRENGTH as your primary focus area then I recommend follow BJJ Strong or alternatively if MOBILITY is your primary concern then you want to do BJJ Move.

This is a particularly effective strategy if you’re feeling overwhelmed and you WANT to improve your performance for BJJ but are not quite sure where to begin.

If you need help figuring out the best approach for your specific situation you can reach out on the BJJ Strong Online Community! 

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