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Ep. 318: Still Not Nice, feat. Beatrice Jin

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January 6, 2025 · 54:20 · E318

This week we're joined again by Beatrice Jin! Beatrice is a black belt competitor and coach from Kogaion Academy in Arlington, Virginia. In this episode, we continue our conversation from Beatrice's last visit about how to "stop being nice" when sparring. Topics include the essential concepts of assertiveness and aggressiveness in BJJ, the cultural influences that shape one’s approach to the sport, the significance of a competitive mindset, the necessity of pushing personal boundaries during training, and the importance of consent and managing expectations in training environments.

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BJJMM Ep. 284: Stop Being Nice, feat. Beatrice Jin
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