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Episode 146 - Sean Patrick Flanery

Episode 146 - Sean Patrick Flanery

From Chewjitsu

March 15, 2021 · 1:54:11

Sean is a BJJ black belt, actor, and stars in the new martial arts movie, "Born A Champion."

On this episode, we discuss the importance of BJJ training and health during the pandemic, why Jiu-Jitsu is part of Sean's "religion," Sean's start in Jiu-Jitsu (and his powerful awakening because of BJJ), the two types of people (those that love winning and those that hate losing), how Sean's hate for losing fueled his desire to improve, taking time off of acting to train for the Pan Ams, if Sean would Sean have changed anything about his time on the mats, why you should focus on mastering basic techniques, the idea behind writing and making the movie, "Born A Champion," creating fight scenes in the movie, writing the book "Jane Two." the importance of getting your children into Jiu-Jitsu, being recognized as an actor when training Jiu-Jitsu, what separates BJJ from other martial arts, and Sean's plans for his acting career and goals for the future.

Follow Sean on Instagram @spflanary and check out his gym www.hollywoodbjjhouston.com

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