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1 Year Of The Chewjitsu Opens With BJJ Black Belt Jeff Alexander (Episode 353)

1 Year Of The Chewjitsu Opens With BJJ Black Belt Jeff Alexander (Episode 353)

From Chewjitsu

March 3, 2025 · 1:09:23

On this episode, Chewy and Eugene are joined by BJJ Black Belt and Tournament Director of The Chewjitsu Open, Jeff Alexander.

Chewy and Jeff discuss the idea behind The Chewjitsu Open, what happened during the first ever Chewjitsu Open, the recipe that's made The Chewjitsu Open successful, why it's more difficult to get brown and black belts to compete, Chewy's most nerve-racking tournament experience, the biggest lesson learned form running the Chewjitsu Opens, biggest changes and challenges of running the tournaments, the mission behind the Chewjitsu Open, and what sets the Chewjitsu Open apart from other tournaments.

If you are interested in competing in the next Chewjitsu Open, head over to https://chewjitsu.nuwaycombat.com/ to learn more.

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