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Coach's Corner - Thoughts, Tips, and Guidance for a Successful Jiu Jitsu Journey | #10

Coach's Corner - Thoughts, Tips, and Guidance for a Successful Jiu Jitsu Journey | #10

Basic about your Gi, How to Fold It, and Two Ways to Tie Your Belt

Happy 10th episode of Coach's Corner! ! ! 

I promised myself when I made #10, I'd make a video to celebrate. So here we go, the Coach's Corner's first Video!

Check it out! ! !

A shout out of gratitude to jiujitsutimes.com and Andre Rudolfo for the solid gold tip on how to tie your belt in such a way that it doesn't keep coming off while training (way better than the previous method I've been using for more then twenty years). Thanks for sharing!

Hope this helps folks with some basics do's and don't's around your gi, folding your gi, and tying your belt.


Let me hear from you if you have other questions as your travelling through your Jiu Jitsu Journey. Coach Tom --> coach@5rjj.com

Keep doing ... daily ... forever! ! !

 

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