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Episode 133 - BJJ Black Belt Chris Haueter

Episode 133 - BJJ Black Belt Chris Haueter

From Chewjitsu

December 14, 2020 · 2:01:46

Chris Haueter is a BJJ black belt and one of the first twelve Americans to receive a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu.

Chris discusses why California was a hot bed for martial arts, why you should "think street" and "train sport," what got him started in jiu-jitsu, the importance of wrestling, why rules are important, the ruleset that Chris prefers, why Chris doesn't feel jiu-jitsu will be in the Olympics until it is a high school sport, how the internet has been integral in the growth of martial arts, how adding one strike into a jiu-jitsu match would change the way you train, when to promote to the next belt, advice for older grapplers, his first thoughts when stepping into Rorion Gracie's garage for the first time, what it as like training with Rickson, and what is up to now.

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