Interviews

Ethan is a Certified Personal Trainer, Certified Specialist In Performance Nutrition, and Jiu-Jitsu brown belt. Ethan discusses diet for BJJ and performance, how to calculate how much to eat, his thoughts on different types of diets such as Keto and Vegan diets, his opinion on fasting, ideal body fat for performance, and why he recommends eating Pop-Tarts. If you want to work with Ethan or get additional information check out his website bendafitnesscoaching.com

Pré-Match de antevisão do jogo frente ao Clube Desportivo dos Olivais e Moscavide, onde colocamos algumas questões sobre a recente forma da equipa e as expectativas da mesma para o jogo com o Desportivo O. Moscavide.

Today I talk with Kathy Hubble who is a professional Stuntwoman and multiple time Canadian National Judo Champion. She shares how she got started in stunts, how she got injured on set in a Jacky Chan action movie, and how Judo helped her stuntwork. We also delved into the differences in between Judo and BJJ energies, transitioning from throws directly into submissions, and the funny dynamic of battling people on the mat but then being best friends afterwards. This was a lot of fun and I hope you enjoy it! If you're enjoying the podcast then it's hard to overstate how great it would be to get a rating or a review for it on whichever podcast platform you use. That's incredibly important and it really helps me put out more episodes. Finally, the video of this podcast is available on my site at https://www.grapplearts.com/podcast-kathy-hubble-judo-champion-and-stuntwoman/

Darragh O'Conaill is an Irish BJJ black belt competitor and coach who runs East Coast Jiu Jitsu Academy. In this episode, we talk about Darragh's competition career, how he got into BJJ, his time at the brown belt kumite, how he balances running an academy and competing at an elite level, his and his student's upcoming matches on Polaris 8 and why the Irish are so tough.

Nick Rodriguez joins the show to talk about his wrestling background, his life story and winning an ADCC trials bronze medal as a blue belt. He also talks about work ethic and retaining what you learn.

Our Head Instructor Jim Fiore speaks about American Martial Art Academy's Anti-Bullying Program, called S.T.O.P., and their Self Defense Program for Women. AMAA offers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Self Defense, and Martial Art Programs to all ages and abilities levels. We have flexible scheduling, hassle-free memberships, and budget-sensitive tuition rates. Our D'Iberville Martial Art Self Defense Program is leading the way in Life Skill and Character Development as well as Sport and Competition Focused. Stop by today and see why we are the best on the Gulf Coast. We offer a variety of classes which are tailored to fit your family’s schedule and work obligations. Our earliest enrollment begins at 4 years of age and we have students over the age of 40 training with us. Classes are offered at different times throughout the week so that you can maximize on your goals and results. We believe that our Martial Art Development Program will build greater Character, Confidence, and Courage. Our Mission is to “Build Better Humans Before Great Champions“. We are located at 10418A Seymour Avenue, DIberville, MS 39540 228-238-7444

On this episode of the podcast, we are joined by Del from Charlotte's Web CBD. On the podcast we discuss what CBD is, how it works, how CBD is responsibly sourced, and what are the positive effects on the body from taking CBD. Below is a breakdown of the episode: What makes Charlotte's Web CBD products different from the other brands? How did the stigma about marijuana, CBD, and Hemp start and how to change the stigma. Del shares how he got involved with Charlotte's Web. (14:00) How does CBD work? (19:30) What is the Endocannabinoid system in the body? (20:00) What is the difference between CB1 and CB2 receptors? (20:50) Consistency is one of the most important aspects to getting positive effects from CBD. How CBD effects your sleep cycle. How Charlotte's Web got started. (28:00) Why is Charlotte's Web a reputable brand vs. CBD you buy at a gas station? (33:00) What is the difference between full spectrum and broad spectrum CBD? (39:30) Dosage and how long should you use CBD until you know if it will help you? (43:00) The different products that Charlotte's Web offers and the best way to take CBD. (59:15) Use the exclusive Chewjitsu Podcast coupon code chewjitsu10 to get 10% off of your total purchase of CBD products at www.cwhemp.com

Pré-Match de antevisão do jogo frente ao Mem Martins Sport Clube, onde colocamos algumas questões sobre a recente forma da equipa e as expectativas da mesma para o jogo com o Mem Martins SC.

We start the podcast with a Chewy ramble discussing how "Spring Cleaning" or clearing out clutter and allowing yourself to focus on a specific and few selected techniques during training can give you motivation and provide direction to improving your Jiu-Jitsu. The podcast also includes a Youtube Live Q&A section with the following topics: Why people are shy when walking into a new gym? Should you work take downs on people your size or different sizes? As a brand new blue belt, should I have a game plan or should I experiment? What Chewy's thoughts are on flashy internet moves and if they work or not? Advise for coaching kids? Tips on starting a vlog. How to work BJJ into your schedule if you are very busy? Thoughts on training Judo and BJJ? Should you try if you are ill? What to expect from first No-Gi class? Most effective techniques in Gi vs. No-Gi? How to separate weight-training and jiu-jitsu? How to ask your gym owner to help with gym fees if you can't afford them? How music effects training intensity. How to get decrease nervousness before jiu-jitsu class? How do you know you are ready for your first competition? This podcast was also recorded live on the Chewjitsu Youtube Channel https://youtu.be/ESVdLt5uPWY

Gordon "The King" Ryan joins the show to talk about the value of strong mentors, pre-competition anxiety and conceptual learning. He also offers advice on improving leg lock success and discusses self-promotion as a professional grappler.

I think you guys are really going to LOVE this talk I had withJamie Flynn, a British Special Forces operator turned world base jumping champion. Jamie is also a wingsuit pilot, a professional bodyguard, has protected giant tanker ships against Somali pirates, and - surprise, surprise - does BJJ. In this episode we go into the selection procedure used by elite units in the British army, the crazy story of how he started base jumping and parachuting, close calls in Iraq and Afghanistan, triggers in sport for optimal performance, his horrific basejumping injury and the road back to jumping again, confronting Somali pirates, bodyguarding strategies, commonalities between base jumping and jiu-jitsu and more! If you want to watch the video of this podcast then check it out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhobVPvYfto Also make sure to check my latest release, the best-selling Pressure Guard Passing System instructional with BJJ legend Fabio Gurgel at https://www.grapplearts.com/pressure And if you get the chance, a rating or review of this podcast is super appreciated. That sort of stuff REALLY helps! Enjoy Stephan Kesting

On this episode Chewy and Eugene discuss belt promotions, what Chewy looks for before promoting a student to another belt, and the pressure of competition. Other Topics Covered: What it means to be an upper belt at the gym. Pros and Cons of getting promoted too quickly to a higher belt. How Jiu-Jitsu can help grow confidence in other areas of life. One thing that Chewy feels someone must do to get promoted. Why Blue belts quit BJJ. Some tips to keep you motivated when you feel that you are losing enthusiasm for BJJ/training.

One of the most decorated American Judokas of all time, Mike Swain joins the show to talk about winning the Judo world championship, developing his game, training in Japan and the decision to retire. He also discusses some changes he'd like to see in Judo

On this episode of the podcast, we talk with Rome, a Jiu-Jitsu brown belt, entrepreneur, and owner of Hero Academy, a jiu-jitsu school in Tamarindo, Costa Rica. Rome discusses immigrating to the US from Chechnya and always being a sick kid growing up. He started a journey of seeking out holistic and alternative methods of improving his health through supplements, diet, and lifestyle changes. He shares information on his supplement company, learning from the world-renowned movement coach, Ido Portal, and going on excursions with "The Iceman" Wim Hof. We also discuss his non-profit jiu-jitsu gym called "Hero Academy" where he provides jiu-jitsu for at-risk and underprivileged kids in Costa Rica. Podcast notes: Coffee enemas help stimulate liver to produce Glutathione which is a strong antioxidant. Oregano Oil to treat staph infections Tea tree oil to treat ring worm Dr. Ian Stern and how he has helped Rome avoid neck and shoulder surgeries. How movement and posture helps physiologically improve and change your health. Also, movement assists with retention of information. Why you should avoid "Night shade' vegetables. The supplements that Rome recommends and what makes the supplements he takes unique, different, and better than the rest. Drianstern.com and use the promo code "chewjitsu" to get 10% off of your purchase of the supplements Rome uses. The non-profit organization he runs is a jiu-jitsu gym in Tamarindo, Costa Rica called Hero Academy, www,bjjincostarica.com.

Flash Interview do jogo frente ao Casa Pia Atlético Clube, onde colocamos algumas questões após o jogo.

Pré-Match de antevisão do jogo frente ao Casa Pia Atlético Clube, onde colocamos algumas questões sobre a recente forma da equipa e as expectativas da mesma para o jogo com o Casa Pia (B).

On this episode, Chewy starts off with a ramble on a question he received. The question comes from an older grappler who asks about being surpassed by younger grapplers in the gym and having doubts about his ability, progress, and is it worth it to train BJJ and keep pushing forward? The second part of the podcast is a Youtube Live Q&A session where we address questions such as: What instructional videos does Chewy recommend? Has Chewy ever had an instructor make fun of him because he wasn't good at BJJ? What are ways to motivate yourself and push yourself to train harder? How do you go from drilling a technique to hitting the technique in live rolling/training? Would Chewy ever do a satellite or affiliate gym? Can you start training jiu-jitsu if you are an amputee? Can you be effective training BJJ 2-3 times per week? Quick tips for first tournaments? What solo drills to work on for takedowns? Is wrestling or BJJ better for MMA? How to set up techniques and escapes in BJJ when you are the smaller grappler? How to improve hip mobility? Should you care about your rank in jiu-jitsu and is rank meaningful?

Professor "Roleta" is one of the greatest champions of the sport and the man credited with developing the inverted guard position. He talks about having an unorthodox style, athleticism and the sport rivalry between Gracie Barra and Carlson Gracie Team

Today I chat with Liz Beaver. She's a fitness writer, BJJ practitioner, adventurer, mental health advocate and self-described 'cantankerous bitch'. It's a wide-ranging yet deeply personal conversation in which we go right for the jugular in many important topics including - Workout design - Balancing work and workouts using time management - Are there people who shouldn't train in martial arts - Mental health, depression, anxiety and fitness - Suggestions to help overcome mental health issues - The critical role that getting outside plays - Dealing with injuries - And much more Follow Liz on Instagram at @ironbeaverfitness

Alliance Taubaté Jiu Jitsu

Pré-Match de antevisão do jogo frente ao Grupo Dramático e Sportivo de Cascais, onde colocamos algumas questões sobre a recente forma da equipa e as expectativas da mesma para o jogo com o Cascais.

Eric is a former professional MMA fighter and the head coach at Phuket top team. In this episode we talk about Eric's pretty wild childhood and youth, how he escaped it, how he got into fighting, his retirement and the move to coaching, nutrition, training and more.

Professor "Toco" is a highly respected instructor. Some of his students include Alexandre Pulga and Cyborg Abreu. He talks about Carlson Gracie, the Vale Tudo days of Rio and surfing. He also talks about his social projects that bring BJJ to favelas

On this episode of the podcast, Chewy and Eugene interview "Master Ken" from "Enter The Dojo Show" which can be found on Youtube. Master Ken discusses how he developed "Ameri-Do-Te," his toughest challenger, why other martial arts are bullshit, and his new book, "The Dow of Master Ken, Vol. 1." The video version of the podcast episode can be found exclusively on The Chewjitsu Podcast Patreon page at www.patreon.com/thechewjitsupodcast.