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Episode 244 - Jaidyn Mueller

Episode 244 - Jaidyn Mueller

From Chewjitsu

January 30, 2023 · 1:20:53

Jaidyn Mueller is a Jiu-Jitsu brown belt and up and coming Jiu-Jitsu athlete.

Jaidyn joins the podcast to discuss her start in martial arts, her initial love for striking and MMA, her first experience in Jiu-Jitsu, gaining a love for Jiu-Jitsu, the decision and process of wanting to pursue Jiu-Jitsu full-time, working for and competing in "Fight 2 Win," her experience as a coach and teaching kid's classes, making the decision to train with Tom DeBlass, her training schedule and adjusting for competition and non-competition training, the importance of having the support from your parents, pre-competition and day of competition preparation, the evolution of women's BJJ, and her upcoming competition at "Polaris 23" as one of the 8 competitors of the Women's 66 kg Grand Prix, on March 11th, which will be live on UFC Fight Pass.

Follow Jaidyn on Instagram @jaidyn_mueller

Check out more information about the next Polaris Professional Grappling Event here: https://polarisprograppling.com/events/polaris-23/

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